Picture this: you’re at your dream wedding, surrounded by loved ones, about to tie the knot. Suddenly, your step-sister walks in, dressed in a shockingly inappropriate white cocktail dress. The whispers start, the glances follow, and the drama unfolds. Fast forward two years, you’re planning your son’s baptism. Do you invite the step-sister who stirred up controversy at your wedding? One woman faced this exact dilemma and her decision has sparked a family feud. Let’s dive into the story…
A Dream Wedding with an Unexpected Guest
Meet the Step-Sister, ‘Kelly’
The Wedding Day Drama Begins
The Unwanted Attention
The Aftermath
The Excuse ♀️
The Baptism Invitations
The Baptism Boycott
Family Feud Over Baptism Boycott: Who’s Right, Who’s Wrong?
After the wedding day drama, our protagonist decided to leave ‘Kelly’ off the guest list for her son’s baptism. But this decision has sparked a family feud, with her dad’s wife threatening to boycott the event if Kelly isn’t invited. Now, our protagonist is stuck between a rock and a hard place – invite the drama-stirring step-sister and risk another spectacle, or stand her ground and potentially face a family boycott. It’s a classic case of family drama meets moral dilemma. So, what do you think? Should she stick to her guns or extend an olive branch? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this…
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“NTA. You can invite who you want. No one gets to tell you otherwise. Everyone knows that NO ONE can wear white to a wedding except the bride. There are exceptions, but only if the bride communicates it in advance (when the bride wears a dress color other than white and she tells her guests to wear another color other than that one). If you want to be petty, you could do the same to her IF she ever gets married.” ♀️
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NTA: Dad should show up, step-sister lacks respect for churches
Step-sister’s white dress drama at baptism sparks family feud!
Wedding invite ≠ baptism invite. NTA. Family feud brewing.
NTA. Close family and friends only. No entitled step-sisters allowed!
Step-sister drama: No invite to son’s Baptism after wedding fiasco!
NTA. Step-sister causing drama, talk to dad privately about boundaries.
NTA: Step-sister’s inappropriate costume sparks family feud.
Dad needs some courage! You’re not the a**hole.
NTA, dress code drama at wedding sparks heated discussion.
NTA. Set boundaries and avoid unnecessary drama at your wedding!
Supportive comment encourages communication and standing up for oneself.
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NTA: No invite for step-sister, and here’s why!
NTA: You have the right to choose your wedding guests!
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NTA: Wedding drama, step-sister’s actions soured relationship. Step-mom refuses attendance.
Step-sister excluded from wedding invite sparks family drama!
Stand your ground and let them decide their level of involvement
NTA: Dad’s missus making decisions for him?
NTA: Family feud over baptism invite sparks drama and tension
Step-sister’s baptism invite drama divides family.
Dad needs a spine! Stand up for your grandkid’s baptism!
You did her a huge favor! NTA, doubt she’d even go.
NTA: Step-sister drama! Dad needs to grow a spine
NTA. Invite who you want, but try resolving with family
NTA – No Baptism invite? Sparks family feud!
NTA. Stand your ground and don’t let your step-sister hijack your life!
NTA! Don’t let their true colors ruin your future.
“NTA. Stepsister knew dress wasn’t appropriate. No obligation to invite.”
Stand your ground! Don’t back down. You’re not the a**hole.
Kelly’s behavior at the wedding sparks family feud. NTA.
Dad’s wife threatens not to go to wedding. NTA!
Dad’s exclusion sparks sympathy for commenter.
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Stand your ground and set boundaries with your dad.
NTA. Stand your ground and prioritize your family’s values.
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Dad’s grandchild’s baptism drama with step-sister – NTA!
NTA. No obligation to invite step-sister. Dad needs to step up!
NTA: Family feud over baptism invite sparks wedding fiasco!
NTA- Small baptism invites for immediate family and close friends.
Petty revenge fantasies over step-sister’s dress at wedding.
Grandfather’s ultimatum: attend baptism or lose contact with grandchild!
Step-sister drama: NTA, Kelly is 26, not a kid!
NTA: No relationship, no invite. Dad better attend.
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Stepmom, lies, and a spine: A wedding family feud!
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NTA – Strategic move: make dad the godfather ♟
Mature bride avoids meltdown at wedding, earns kudos!
NTA. Don’t wear white to a wedding
Stepmother creates ultimatum, father should attend baptism without them.
Dad’s got a choice: wife or daughter’s baptism?
NTA. Don’t let her ruin your special day!
NTA – Dad needs to step up
NTA. Stand up for your family and set boundaries.
NTA: Actions have consequences.
NTA. Age doesn’t determine invitation necessity. Personal boundaries matter.
“NTA. You don’t owe her an invite. Appalling wedding behavior! “
