Couple serves vegan food at their wedding, family member demands meat

A couple planning their wedding decided to serve only vegan food, but one family member is refusing to eat it. Despite offering to cater to specific dietary requirements, the family member insists they need to eat meat for “cultural” reasons. The couple is now facing backlash from the family member and their aunt, who is badmouthing them to other family members. The couple is questioning whether they are in the wrong for not catering to their family member’s preference. However, the couple argues that it’s only one meal and they don’t want to pay for meat if they don’t have to. Do you think the couple is being unreasonable or is the family member being difficult? Read more to find out.

Vegan couple faces backlash for serving plant-based food at wedding

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A couple who are both vegans decided to serve vegan food at their wedding, but a family member demanded meat. The couple found a vegan caterer and sent out invitations with a note saying that the food would be vegan, but anyone with specific dietary requirements would be catered for. The family member demanded meat, citing cultural reasons. The couple explained that the vegan caterer had already come up with low-carb vegan options for three cousins who had dietary requirements. The family member still refused and the couple refused to pay for meat unless they had to. Eventually, the family member stopped talking to the couple and started talking behind their back. The couple questioned whether they were in the wrong for not catering to the family member’s demand for meat. However, it was only one meal out of the family member’s whole life and it was free. Was the couple in the wrong? Or was the family member being unreasonable?