Picture this: you’re at your wedding reception, the cake is being cut, and just as you’re about to take that first bite, baby shower invites start flying around. Sounds like a scene from a quirky rom-com, right? But for one bride, this was her reality. Let’s dive into this deliciously dramatic tale of a wedding reception that turned into an impromptu baby shower invite distribution center.
A Wedding Reception Surprise
The Missing Invite
Confronting the Inviters ️
The Accusations Fly ️
The Bride and Groom, Left Out?
The Defense Strikes Back ⚔️
Family Traditions and Forgotten Invites
The Late Invite and the Rift ️
The Aftermath ️
Questioning the Fault
A Slice of Cake, A Dash of Drama
So, here we have a wedding reception turned invite distribution center, a bride and groom left out of the baby shower guest list, and a family rift that’s as deep as the frosting on the wedding cake. The bride voiced her feelings, only to be met with defenses about saving postage and family traditions. The daughter-in-law even claimed to have handed them an invite while they were cutting the cake! The question now is, who’s really at fault here? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this sticky situation… ️♀️
RELATED STORIES
“NTA. Tacky to announce pregnancy at a wedding and just as tacky to hand out invites to another event. Even moreso when not everyone was invited!!! Didn’t we all learn in grade school not to hand out invitations in public if everyone wasn’t invited?! If they didn’t know it was wrong they would’ve mentioned it first. Not saying anything on the day was fair – they didn’t deserve any special attention and I would guess DIL would then sadly and loudly play the victim for how you were jealous/spiteful/mean or whatever.” Tacky is exactly where my mind went!
️ Trash comment sparks anger and ruined relationship.
E-vites: A postage-free and non-upsetting alternative. NTA
NTA – Calling out rude wedding guests and suggesting revenge
“NTA – Rude and classless move. No shame in distancing.”
NTA for feeling upset about not being invited to the baby shower
NTA, it was tacky of them to make your wedding about them
“NTA if you wanna save postage, send it online.”
NTA: Entitled, inconsiderate AHs crashing your special cake-cutting moment.
NTA. Poor manners on their part. Thank you!
NTA. Passing out invites at someone else’s event? Not cool!
![Image credit: [deleted] | [deleted]](https://diplycom5cc47.zapwp.com/q:i/r:0/wp:1/w:1/u:https://static.diply.com/384b3baf-2046-41c0-8bc1-f12c0b3008a3.png)
NTA and incredibly rude
Rude behavior leads to a snowball effect and no contact
![Image credit: [deleted] | [deleted]](https://diplycom5cc47.zapwp.com/q:i/r:0/wp:1/w:1/u:https://static.diply.com/298afda3-317d-4418-935a-1f4d17e87fa2.png)
Handing out baby shower invites at a wedding? Tasteless and rude.
NTA. Tacky!
Stepson and fiance’s tacky move sparks major wedding drama
Apologies and empathy in a not-the-a**hole comment section.
A basic garage turned wedding venue? Must be fancy as hell!
NTA. It’s YOUR day!
ESH… Invitation handouts were a big deal, but skipping the shower?
Tasteless move! They should’ve waited and caught them later.
NTA: Taking over events, lying, and asking to use their garage
NTA: Guests shut down baby shower talk at the wedding!
Awkward family dynamics: Step-mom’s age gap raises eyebrows ♀️
NTA. DH hurt by son’s actions, limited contact, went no contact.
NTA. Rude and inappropriate! In-laws are entitled and unapologetic.
NTA. They are so rude.
