Bride-To-Be STEALS Sister-In-Law’s 30th Birthday For Wedding!

Buckle up, folks, because we’ve got a birthday drama brewing! Our birthday girl is about to turn the big 3-0, but her brother’s wedding plans are threatening to steal her thunder. Will she be able to celebrate her milestone birthday, or will she be stuck at the wedding, watching the clock strike midnight? Let’s dive into this family feud and see if we can untangle this messy situation!

Sis, It’s My 30th!

Save the Dates… But Wait!

Bro, Why’d You Book Around My B-Day?

Gee, Thanks For Moving It… A Day!

‍♀️ No Other Days in Summer? Really?!

Midnight Birthday at Their Wedding

Two Days of Wedding… Why?!

A Heads Up Would’ve Been Nice!

Where Are My Save-the-Dates, Bro?

I See This Happening Every Year…

Extending an Olive Branch… Sort Of

Venue Details: Marquee & Pub

Gaining Some Perspective… But Still!

In the UK, 30 is a Big Deal!

Birthday Girl vs. Wedding Bells: Who Will Win?

Well, well, well… looks like we’ve got a classic case of birthday vs. wedding drama! Our birthday girl is feeling pretty miffed that her brother decided to box in her 30th birthday with his two-day wedding extravaganza. She’s got a point – couldn’t they have picked any other days in the summer? And a little heads up would’ve been nice, bro! Now she’s stuck celebrating her big day at their wedding, watching the clock strike midnight like a sad Cinderella. But hey, at least she’s got a day in between to nurse her hangover, right? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this birthday-wedding showdown!

Celebrate the wedding, skip the second day. NTA’s advice.

Wedding planning can be tough, but stealing a birthday? YTA.

Bridezilla chooses sister-in-law’s birthday for a mid-week wedding. NTA.

Bride-to-be prioritizes wedding over sister-in-law’s birthday. YTA.

Avoiding event clashes is key to prevent permanent reminders. NTA.

YTA steals sister-in-law’s birthday for wedding!

Turning 30 can be a big deal for some . NTA for feeling put off.

You can have your birthday and wedding too! YTA

YTA comment shuts down self-centered bridezilla.

Bride-to-be steals sister-in-law’s birthday week for wedding. YTA.

User suggests compromise and prioritizing loved ones.

Friend’s baby born on birthday, YTA for getting upset.

User calls out bride-to-be for stealing sister-in-law’s birthday. YTA.

Choosing wedding date on sibling’s birthday is insensitive. NTA.

Sister-in-law gets upset over wedding on her birthday. YTA.

Acknowledgement of being TA makes for a self-aware comment.

Birthday is not a competition, YTA needs to chill

Choosing a wedding date is tough, don’t whine about it ‍♂️

Celebrate triple! NAH thinks sister-in-law did nothing wrong

NTA, sometimes it’s just bad planning

Bride-to-be steals sister-in-law’s birthday for wedding. Commenter is NTA.

Savage response shuts down complainant’s birthday whining.

Birthday bridezilla? Comment defends stealing sister-in-law’s day for wedding.

Birthday not important? Commenter thinks YTA in wedding clash.

Existential comment advises to enjoy birthday without bride drama.

Attend the wedding or decline. Birthdays happen every year. YTA.

YTA for stealing sister-in-law’s birthday for your wedding.

A YTA comment suggests looking at the situation humorously.

Consulting with family before booking venue is key to success! NTA

Bridezilla steals sister-in-law’s birthday for her wedding. Commenter calls her out.

Frustrated commenter defends sister-in-law’s birthday, calls out dismissive family.

Turning the situation around with positivity and birthday love

Turning 30 is a big deal, stealing it for a wedding ‍♀️ #NTA

Attitude towards sister-in-law’s birthday is harsh, YTA.

OP and family could have communicated better. ESH.

Embrace it! YTA, celebrate both, and change your mindset

Celebrate your birthday even on the wedding day, YTA.

Guest confused about two-day event and logistics

More info needed to judge if FSIL is a**hole or not

Birthday plans ruined by brother’s wedding; commenter shares own experiences.

Considerate response to a family conflict over a wedding date.

Sharing a birthday with a wedding can be tough. ‍♀️

NAH thinks celebrating on exact day isn’t necessary, be flexible

Sharing birthdays is frustrating. Brother could have chosen another day.

Birthdays on weekdays should take priority over weddings. NTA

Respect others’ birthdays. Weddings can be planned around them.

YTA censored. Comment defends bride-to-be’s decision with logical reasoning.

Sister-in-law stands up for herself against entitled brother-in-law

Birthday overshadowed by wedding: NAH, but communication is key.

Bridezilla steals sister-in-law’s birthday, called out for selfishness.

Wedding on sister-in-law’s birthday? Definitely not the a-hole.

Balanced view on importance of birthdays and weddings

Party the night before the wedding and get drunk!

Don’t be a bridezilla, consider others. YTA

One-day wedding is enough, stealing a birthday is not cool

OP called YTA for starting a fight over stolen birthday

Birthdays: celebrate the day or the month?

Is obsessing over your birthday worth ruining someone’s wedding?

You’re acting like a child, YTA

Birthday or Wedding? YTA comment shuts down self-centered sister-in-law

Bride steals sister-in-law’s birthday for wedding. NTA stands up.

No birthday priority in adulthood, plan celebrations accordingly. YTA.

Be flexible with birthdays, YTA if you steal someone’s thunder

Selfish bride-to-be steals sister-in-law’s birthday for wedding. YTA

Birthdays are overrated, but stealing them for a wedding isn’t cool

Perspective check: Birthday vs Wedding. Not all about you

You don’t own the day . If upset, grow up!

Skipping the wedding, sending a gift instead, petty but satisfying

NTA’s milestone birthday hijacked by bride-to-be without warning ‍♀️

Planning a wedding on SIL’s 30th bday, NTA explains anniversary conflicts

Adult birthdays aren’t that important, but stealing is wrong. ESH

Suggests celebrating 30th before wedding to avoid bride’s annoyance

Celebrating an adult birthday all day is weird and excessive

Entitled OP gets called out for selfishness. YTA