What happens when a bride-to-be bans her nephew from attending her wedding, even after he spent months designing and creating her dream wedding dress? Well, one uncle decided to take matters into his own hands. The bride’s brother (40m) was left fuming after his sister (30f) refused to invite his 17-year-old son to her wedding, despite the teenager’s incredible efforts to make her the perfect gown.
A Family Proposal
The Talented Nephew
Months of Hard Work
The Wedding Invitation Problem
No Minors Allowed?
A Heartbroken Nephew
Uncle Takes a Stand ✊
Family Division
An Update
Sister’s Reaction
Uncle’s Response ️
No Apologies
Possible Influences
Cutting Ties ✂️
No Dress Photos
The Final Verdict: Fair or Unfair?
So, is the uncle being unreasonable, or is he simply standing up for his son? The internet is divided, with many supporting the uncle’s decision to withhold the dress, while others argue that he’s ruining his sister’s big day. One thing’s for sure: this family feud has left everyone talking!
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Uncle rocks the dress at the wedding, stealing the show!
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Uncle withholds dress, commenters agree she should pay full retail
“NTA. If she is willing to make an adult sized request of a 17 year old, she should be willing to accept him as an adult. There is also no reason that a minor cannot attend a wedding with an open bar as everyone venue I looked at for my wedding, and ever open barred wedding I have attended, has had a bartender that checked ID’s.” – Engaging discussion about age and wedding attendance!
Debate over minors and alcohol at weddings sparks heated discussion!
Uncle withholds custom-made dress after being snubbed from wedding!
Uncle stands up for nephew’s dressmaking skills, suggests charging aunt.
NTA but your sister definitely is. She doesn’t want her almost adult nephew *who designed and made her dress* at her wedding because … there would be alcohol? I could understand if she didn’t want to make an exception for a friend, or even a cousin. Making an exception for her **only** minor nephew, especially given that she could have pointed him out when people asked about the dress, would have been not only understandable but practically obligatory to anyone hearing about the circumstances.
Uncle stands up for niece against unreasonable sister.
NTA: Uncle withholds custom-made dress, suggests compromise or payment.
Uncle withholds custom-made dress, but price isn’t high enough!
Uncle holds custom-made dress as revenge for banned nephew!
Uncle refuses to sell custom-made dress, values sentimental value.
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NTA – Sister excludes nephew, uncle withholds custom-made dress!
Get revenge on sister by auctioning off custom-made dress!
Uncle stands up for nephew against entitled sister’s wedding demands!
Sister’s manipulative plan backfires, uncle withholds custom-made dress!
NTA. Sister excludes nephew from wedding after his hard work.
NTA. Asking for a custom dress and excluding the maker? Unacceptable!
Uncle’s revenge: Withholding custom-made dress for $10,000 bill!
Curious about the sister’s motive for excluding your son?
