Bride-to-Be’s No-Kids Policy Sparks Family Feud: Is She Right or Wrong?

Meet our 27-year-old bride-to-be, all set to tie the knot this October. After a year-long delay due to COVID, she’s ready for her big day. But there’s a twist! She’s decided she doesn’t want her young nieces present during the hair and makeup portion of the wedding. Why, you ask? She wants a stress-free environment to focus on her special day. However, this decision has stirred up a family tempest, with her own mother labeling her a ‘bridezilla’. Let’s dive into this family drama…

The Wedding Party

The No-Kids Policy

The Reasoning Behind the Request

Family’s Response to the Request ️

Mother’s Reaction

Mother’s Past Behavior

The Bride’s Dilemma

The Pending Discussion

The Big Question ❓

Bride’s Request or Mother’s Wrath: Who’s in the Right? ‍♀️

In a classic case of ‘my wedding, my rules’, our bride-to-be has made a simple request: no kids during the hair and makeup prep. Sounds reasonable, right? But this decision has catapulted her into the eye of a family storm, with her mother branding her a ‘bridezilla’. Despite the support from her siblings, she’s left questioning her decision. Is she being unreasonable or is her mother overreacting? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this… ️‍♀️

NTA: Bride-to-be wants no kids at wedding for safety and intimacy reasons.

NTA: Bride’s no-kids policy sparks debate. Momzilla? Lol, NTA!

NTA. Enjoy adult time while kids are with other grandparents.

NTA. Mom’s selfish. Hire a babysitter for a stress-free wedding!

NTA. It’s your wedding, their parents are okay

Is it reasonable to ask for a no-kids policy?

NTA: Totally reasonable request!

NTA: No kids policy at wedding, a**hole-free relaxation zone!

Supportive sister sacrifices time with newborn for kid-free wedding!

NTA for not wanting kids at wedding, but suggest compromise

Bride-to-Be’s no-kids policy sparks family feud: Is she right?

Bride-to-Be’s No-Kids Policy Sparks Family Feud: NTA, but…

NTA: Bride wants peace and cleanliness during wedding preparations.

NTA: Babies allowed, dads can handle older kids

Mom wants a baby show, bride-to-be says no. Drama ensues.

Bride’s no-kids policy defended: It’s her special day!

NTA: Hire a babysitter or ask in-laws to watch the baby.

NTA insists on child-free wedding to avoid crying babies.

Setting boundaries for child-free events: NTA, bride-to-be!

NTA. Bride’s room is not kid-friendly. Communicate wishes respectfully.

NTA! It’s YOUR day, and kids take up attention.

NTA. Stand your ground and prioritize your wedding vision.

NTA. Toddler-free wedding, but consider sister’s breastfeeding newborn. Family drama.

Directly talk to your sister before involving your mom. NTA

NTA: No toddlers at hair & makeup session.

NTA. Your wedding, your rules. No kids, no mess!

NTA. Kids at weddings can be dangerous!

NTA: Professional hair and makeup, no kids allowed. Let mom decide.

NTA: Kids at wedding prep? No way! Husbands & grandparents FTW!

NTA. Remove unreasonable mother from the situation for less stress.

NTA. Mom of 5 agrees, your policy is reasonable!

NTA. Wedding with kids-free policy can be a win-win for all

No kids at wedding? ‍♀️ NTA sparks controversy!

Former wedding photographer agrees with ‘No-Kids Policy’

NTA – Bride-to-Be stands her ground on no-kids policy

NTA. It’s your wedding, your decision. End of.

NTA. No kids during hair and makeup! Separate rooms, period.

NTA. Kids might disrupt hair/makeup, spill makeup on dress. Other grandparents?

NTA’s advice: Talk to hair/makeup, avoid disaster with toddlers

Bride defends no-kids policy, offers sitter, mom overreacts

NTA: Kids at weddings = tired, cranky, and disruptive. No thanks!

NTA, reasonable request

Bride-to-be asserts her wedding, mom needs to back off

“NTA, weddings should be stress-free. No kids, no worries! “

NTA: The hair and makeup moment is all about love and support!

No-kids policy during wedding prep: NTA! Stressful and dress-ruining!

NTA. Kids at weddings can be a recipe for disaster!

Sibling rivalry and family drama over wedding guest policy

NTA: Bride-to-Be stands firm on no-kids policy, sparking family feud.

NTA. Bride-to-Be gets support for no-kids policy. Stand your ground!

NTA. No kids policy, but be flexible for breastfeeding sister.

Sister’s wedding, no kids allowed. Mom, mind your own business!

NTA – Offer a compromise for your mother to look after the grandchildren elsewhere

NTA: Bride-to-Be defends no-kids policy, sparks family feud.

NTA: Bridezilla or Justified? Family feud over no-kids policy

Create a bubble of calm for yourself before the wedding

NTA: Bride’s reasonable request for no-kids policy sparks debate

NTA bride’s request sparks family feud: sympathy for accommodating families

No-kids policy defended: NTA, reasonable decision.

NTA: Kids need care, not just to be around. Best wishes!

NTA. Reasonable request sparks family feud. Who’s in the right?

NTA. Kids can stay home. Parents already made arrangements. ‍♀️

NTA. Stressful weddings + toddlers = reasonable no-kids policy.

NTA. No kids policy causing family feud. Is she right?

NTA. Hairdresser’s safety concerns and limited space justify no-kids policy.

NTA: Communicate needs, dad can watch kids, mom needs break

NTA. Twins getting married! Generous to allow kids at reception.

No-kids policy at weddings: NTA’s stress-free day without tantrums

NTA: Kids would get bored and rowdy, not fair on them.

Engaging caption: NTA for wanting no kids, but soft YTA to sister.

NTA: Avoiding cranky, overstimulated toddlers on the big day

NTA – Bride-to-Be’s No-Kids Policy: Fair or Foul?

NTA: It’s your wedding, don’t let others label you Bridezilla!

NTA: Set boundaries, but accommodate nursing needs. Mom needs to chill.

Bride’s no-kids policy caused a family feud, but compromise prevailed

NTA. Avoiding wedding drama like a pro!

Engaging comment: NTA. Consider sister’s needs with newborn.

Sister’s support for bride’s no-kids policy, encouraging her to enjoy wedding

NTA: Chaos awaits if kids are present during make up and hair prep.

NTA. Kid-free wedding, kid-free makeup/hair window. Dads can handle it!

NTA: Bride’s no-kids policy sparks family feud. Sister’s dilemma.

NTA: The struggle of being child-free and dealing with in-laws

NTA, but consider a compromise with your sister for the baby

Annoying toddlers at the wedding? Sister can’t leave baby behind!