Picture this: You’ve been dating your girlfriend for almost 9 years, and you finally pop the question. The big day is set for next spring, and you’re excitedly planning the wedding of your dreams. But when you and your fiancée decide to have an adult-only reception, your mom is not too thrilled about it. In fact, she’s so against the idea that she plans to leave your wedding early and throw a separate celebration at her house for those with kids! Talk about drama! Let’s dive into this story and see how our groom-to-be handles this sticky situation. ️♂️
The Big Proposal
No Kids Allowed
Adult Reception Vibes
Mom’s Concerns
Early Departures Expected
Mom’s Separate Celebration
Inviting Guests to Her Party
Clash of Opinions
Uninviting the Parents
Heartbreaking Decision
Babysitter Suggestion
Understanding Families
Wedding Drama: Uninviting the Parents?!
Our groom-to-be and his fiancée decided to have an adult-only reception for their wedding, which didn’t sit well with his mom. She argued that some people would have to leave early due to the no kids rule, and in an act of defiance, she planned to leave early herself and throw a separate celebration at her house for those with kids. This led to a heated argument between mother and son, with him ultimately uninviting her from the wedding if she insisted on leaving early to throw her own party. As the couple tries to navigate this family drama, they’ve suggested babysitters for the out-of-state families with kids, but none are comfortable with the idea. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation and how our groom-to-be should handle it.
Mother trying to sabotage wedding over no kids policy. NTA
NTA. Bride’s no kids policy sparks family drama ♀️ ♂️, but separate reception for kids is weirder.
NTA but suggest using mom as babysitter for a solution
NTA for having a no-kid wedding. Weddings are boring for kids
Bride’s no kids policy causing family drama, commenter disagrees. NTA
Bride’s no kids policy causes family drama, mom throws separate party
Bride-to-be stands firm on no kids policy. Family drama ensues.
NTA, guests’ selfishness and drama won’t be missed!
Bride-to-be’s friend-invite policy causing drama. NTA suggests solution
NTA defends bride-to-be’s no kids policy at wedding ♀️
The commenter shares a similar experience and supports the bride-to-be.
Bride-to-be sets no kids policy causing family drama. Commenter advises to stick to decision and disinvite mom if needed. ♀️ ♂️
Bride-to-be stands her ground against family’s kid policy ♀️
NTA defends decision to exclude kids, offers alternate solution.
Stand your ground and don’t let anyone change your mind
Bride’s mom chooses 7 kids over her own child. NTA wins.
No kids policy leads to family drama. NTA disinvites sister.
Cutting costs and drama: uninviting guests for a child-free wedding
Suggests alternative wedding options, wishes luck and congratulations ❤️
Mother’s no kids policy causes family drama, commenter calls her AH
Bride’s no-kids policy causes family drama. Commenter suggests cutting guest list.
Bride-to-be’s savage response to mother’s no kids policy
Politely excluding family from wedding, NTA ♀️
Bride-to-be’s no-kids policy sparks family drama. NTA suggests hiring babysitters.
Groom’s mother takes control, but comment defends bride’s wishes. ♀️ ♂️
Bride-to-be’s no kids policy handled with a babysitter and snacks
A family member tries to poach guests and gets uninvited
Wedding, no kids policy. NTA. Have adult-only reception ♂️
Bride-to-be uninvites mother and saves money over no kids policy
User questions mother’s lack of support for bride-to-be’s no kids policy.
NTA commenter suggests exposing narcissistic bride-to-be on social media
Supportive comment with practical advice and empathy.
Adults deserve a night out without kids
Suggests hiring a babysitter to avoid no kids policy drama
Supportive comment advocating for informing guests of unapproved party.
NTA. Parents will leave early anyway. Kids will crash wedding
Elope or change the date, text them after. NTA
Supportive comment, suggests smaller wedding and limiting contact with mother
NTA defends traditional wedding celebration against ‘special’ separate event.
No wedding couple, no celebration?
A sarcastic take on the bride-to-be’s no kids policy ♀️
No kids policy causes family drama. Commenter supports bride-to-be.
Mom’s separate celebration for wedding without bride is weird
Suggests moving wedding to avoid family drama
Bride stands by no kids policy, parents plan separate party
Invite only people you know well and want there to share your celebration. ✅
Savage cost-cutting tip with a hint of sarcasm
Child-free wedding policy causing family drama
No kids allowed at wedding, parents to babysit. NTA wins.
Supportive comment, hoping for mother’s change of heart ❤
No kids policy causes drama, bride asks guests to choose celebration. NTA
Couple takes off to Hawaii, avoids toxic family drama ♀️ ♂️
NTA, but consider hiring a sitter for kids during wedding ♀️ ♂️
Bride-to-be’s no kids policy sparks family drama. NTA’s in-laws threw party.
Suggest a fun ‘kids party’ during reception with pre-planned activities.
Savage idea to deal with family drama at weddings
Bride-to-be stands her ground against mom’s outrageous suggestion
Mom wants attention at wedding, bride excludes her. NTA
Exploring the cultural relevance of child-free weddings.
Wedding expenses justified, no kids policy acceptable
Candid advice on dealing with a no-kids wedding policy
Savage yet practical suggestion for inclusive wedding guest list
Hold your ground with and venue security
Uninviting toxic family from wedding day. NTA
Polite suggestion for bride-to-be to avoid family drama
Small guest list saves money! Congrats on standing up NTA!
Solutions for no kids policy – hotel sleepover or relative babysitting.
NTA comment suggests bride’s move was awful, advises finding nanny
Elope for a romantic honeymoon instead and save yourself drama
Have the wedding you want, invite who you want. NTA
Cultural clashes and bizarre problem-solving cause family drama ♀️
Last Updated on March 13, 2024 by Diply Social Team