Bridezilla or Justified? Wedding Invite Drama Over Unwanted Guest

Weddings are supposed to be a celebration of love, but sometimes they can turn into a battleground for family drama. Our storyteller is getting married soon and wanted to invite their parents to the big day. But when their parents insisted on bringing their younger partner, Dave, the wedding plans took a turn for the worse. The question remains: is our storyteller being unreasonable for not wanting Dave at their wedding, or are their parents the ones causing unnecessary drama?

The Unconventional Family Setup

The Wedding Plan

Seating Arrangements Gone Wrong

Dave’s Uninvited

The Unwanted Plus One

Trying to Keep the Peace

The Argument Begins

Parents’ Ultimatum

Angry Response

Silent Treatment

The Wedding Vision

Dave’s Role

The Dilemma

The Wedding Details

The Family Stats

Wedding Woes: A Family Feud Over Unwanted Guests

Our storyteller is in a pickle. They’re getting married and want their parents there, but not their parents’ younger partner, Dave. When they tried to gently suggest that Dave shouldn’t attend, their parents insisted on bringing him. The situation escalated into a full-blown argument, with the parents saying they’d rather not come if they couldn’t bring Dave. Our storyteller, in a moment of anger, told them not to come. Now, they’re left wondering if they’re being unreasonable or if their parents are the ones causing unnecessary drama. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…

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NTA. Your parents are being unreasonable. It’s your wedding, your rules.

Parents’ behavior is despicable and creepy, replacing their child. NTA.

Your wedding, your guest list. Don’t let anyone dictate it!

NTA. Wedding drama over unwanted guest. Spaceballs reference?

NTA. Wedding drama and creepy parents’ relationship. Super icky!

“No mom and dad, I don’t want the guy that makes me feel like you want to f**k me, at my wedding. Please respect this.”

NTA for not inviting dad’s partner, YTA responses are edgy

NTA. Unwanted guest drama. Parents and childhood bedroom enough

Stand your ground! Your wedding, your rules.

NTA. Some poly relationships can be toxic. OP’s discomfort is valid

NTA! Your wedding, your rules. Set boundaries and enjoy!

Parents are out of line! NTA!

Entitled tool argues for throuples at wedding, gets shut down.

NTA. Your wedding, your guest list. Don’t let drama ruin it

“No relationship with Dave, so NTA! “

Parent upset over wedding invite drama, ready for some sweet revenge

Reddit reveals wedding invite drama and unconventional ‘normalcy’

Supporting child-free and drama-free weddings, no exceptions.

“NTA. You have the right to choose your wedding guests. “

NTA – Uncomfortable parents and unwanted guests at the wedding

Supportive comment: OP deserves a joyful wedding without toxic family

Polyamory drama! Unwanted guest sparks heated wedding invite debate

Age difference sparks drama in wedding invite.

“NTA – Uncomfortable with parents’ sketchy behavior, not polyamory.”

No relationship, no obligation. Keep your wedding guest list personal. ✨

NTA. Uncomfortable with unconventional polyamory at wedding. ‍♀️