Picture this: your big day, the one you’ve been dreaming of forever. You’re floating on cloud nine, ready to say ‘I do,’ and then… BAM! Your wedding becomes the backdrop for someone else’s love story. But wait, there’s a twist! When a second suitor tries to steal the spotlight, things get dicey. Read on to find out how one bride navigated the tricky waters of love, loyalty, and the ultimate wedding faux pas.
Wedding Bells and Family Yells
A Proposal Plan Blooms
Best Friend’s Big Request ✨
Sharing the Joy or Stealing the Show? ❓
A Respectful Suitor’s Promise
The Big Day Arrives!
A Covid-Safe Celebration
Cue the Rom-Com Proposal
Bouquet Twist and a Knee Drop
Double Celebration or Double Trouble?
Wedding Perfection… Until
Cousin’s Surprise Steals the Mic
A Tale of Two Proposals
Bride’s Bold Interruption
The Proposal Veto ♀️
Family Feud Ignites
Fairness in Love and War? ⚖️
Tough Love or Total Bias? ♀️
When ‘I Do’ Turns Into ‘I Don’t Think So’
Imagine your special day turning into a battlefield of love, where Cupid’s arrows are flying left and right! One bride gave her bestie the green light for a fairytale proposal, but when her cousin’s beau tried to follow suit, she slammed the brakes. The result? A family feud that’s spicier than the wedding cake! Emotions ran high, and accusations of favoritism turned the reception into a ring-less boxing ring. Let’s dive into the mixed emotions and heated debates that this love saga sparked!
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NTA comment defends best friend’s proposal, calls out cousin’s a**hole move
Wedding turned into open mic night! NTA for shutting it down
to a buy 2, get one half off deal on marriages
to sharing news like a comedy show
did they think it was open mic night? NTA
A heartwarming proposal and the importance of seeking permission ud83dudc90
Saving cousin from an afterthought proposal
takes guts!
Friend asked, they didn’t. End of story.
Best friend’s boyfriend = respectful / Cousin’s boyfriend = attention hog / Drama! /
Friend vs family drama! Jealousy, but OP is definitely NTA ud83dude09
Supportive comments defend OP’s wedding proposal decision against disapproving cousin and aunt
together
together
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Friend’s fiancufffd
e didn’t respect me, cousin’s boyfriend didn’t even ask
a**hole move
towards me
during my wedding day
to propose.
NTA
to be upset
disrespectful
Setting boundaries at a wedding: NTA shuts down immature proposal
tactics.
NTA! Your best friend’s boyfriend was respectful and gave you a gracious way out. Good for you for shutting it down
tactfully
to your impulsive and rude cousin
to protect your own happiness
to avoid any unnecessary drama
to maintain the peace
to keep the focus on your upcoming wedding
to prioritize your own feelings and boundaries
to handle the situation with grace and class
to stand up for yourself and your relationship
to assert your position respectfully
Being included in the proposal vs. stealing the spotlight
Supportive best friend’s boyfriend vs. cousin’s unauthorized proposal ud83dudeab
Friend seeks permission, cousin craves attention – definitely not the a**hole
to be continued…
Proposing at someone else’s wedding? Definitely a controversial move.
Proposing at a wedding? Definitely a big NO, but also sweet
and a little weird for a dual wedding dream come true
to be honest
tbh
Taking charge of your special day!
♂️ Your rules, your wedding!
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Family drama: Cousin’s antics spark heated debate with supportive aunt
Engagement at weddings: tacky or acceptable? The cousin’s move was definitely a**hole-ish.
Clear boundaries set and respected. NTA for standing your ground
to ensure approval and avoid drama.
tell them clearly.
Respectful couple asks, while the other doesn’t. NTA for sure
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Standing up for your wedding, it’s YOUR special day
to shine!
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Respectful friend, selfish cousin – definitely not the a**hole here!
Saving them from embarrassment: 2nd proposal at wedding = tacky ud83dudeab
Cousin’s partner asked for permission, your cousin did not
to
Supportive best friend, questionable cousin, family drama – life’s not fair
Respectful proposal vs. hijacked reception: clear NTA situation ud83dude0a
Supportive comment defends bias in special gesture for close friends
#NTA
Cousin’s proposal snub sparks friend vs. cousin debate. No a-hole here.
Generously agreed to BFF’s proposal, cousin’s BF shared limelight uninvited
Respectful proposal request at wedding, impromptu one is inconsiderate ud83dudeab
