Wife Refuses to Attend Daughter’s Wedding Can He Go Without Her?

Imagine this: you and your spouse each have a child from previous marriages, and they end up falling in love. Sounds like a modern-day Brady Bunch, right? Well, not everyone is on board with this love story. One wife is refusing to attend her daughter’s wedding because she’s marrying her stepbrother, and her husband is torn between supporting his wife and attending his son’s big day.

The Modern-Day Brady Bunch

No Forced Bonding

Love Blossoms

Accepting the Relationship

Wife’s Denial ‍♀️

Demanding a Breakup

A Huge Fight Erupts

Get Over It or Go Without Her ‍♂️

Wife Feels Betrayed

A Father’s Love ❤️

Is He Dismissive?

A Wedding Dilemma: Support or Dismiss?

This husband is caught in a tough spot. His wife refuses to attend her daughter’s wedding because she’s marrying her stepbrother, and she’s furious that her husband is considering going without her. Is he being too dismissive of her feelings, or is it time for her to accept their love and move on? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…

NTA and wife needs therapy to deal with her discomfort

Spouse disapproves of daughter’s wedding. NTA for supporting daughter.

15 is old enough to make your own decisions. NTA.

Step-sibling love story with a Game of Thrones twist #NTA

Unexpected twist in a comment section

Father caught between wife and son’s wedding. NTA.

Step-sibling dynamics questioned in NTA verdict.

Step-siblings getting married is weird and against societal norms

Step-siblings’ wedding causing family drama and disgust

NTA. Wife needs therapy to avoid losing family. Good luck

Navigating complex family dynamics with empathy and therapy.

Stepmom situation: NTA, age gap, daughter’s wedding, and feelings.

Husband urged to attend daughter’s wedding despite wife’s objections

Mixed opinions on stepchild and child’s relationship, family counseling suggested.

Reddit user finds the situation weird but votes NAH.

Choose your son’s wedding over your wife’s selfishness. NTA.

Unnatural? No. Awkward? Yes. NTA, these things happen.

Navigating a tricky family dynamic with empathy and understanding.

Supporting your spouse is important, but not at the cost of family. #NTA

Step-siblings’ wedding? YTA for not supporting wife’s decision ‍♂️

Understanding the wife’s perspective in a delicate family situation

Not the a**hole for wanting to attend daughter’s wedding.

YTA comment receives no support in replies ‍♂️

Wife refuses to attend daughter’s wedding. Husband not at fault.

Mother refuses to attend daughter’s wedding. Commenter calls her out.

NTA, but family conflict can be tough ‍♂️

NTA’s wife refuses to attend daughter’s wedding, risking their relationship.

Step-siblings getting married is hella weird, but you’re NTA for attending.

Double standards? Commenter questions wife’s lack of support.

Step-siblings’ wedding attendance causing family drama. NTA.

Spouse’s lack of support is hypocritical. Express your feelings.

Mixed opinions on wife’s discomfort with daughter marrying stepson.

Navigating complex family dynamics with empathy and counseling. NAH

User shares uncomfortable family drama, advises against dating family

NTA. Daughter’s wedding, daughter’s choice. Her loss, not yours.

Supportive comment defends groom’s past, encourages open-mindedness.

Father wants to attend son’s wedding despite wife’s disapproval. NTA.

Spousal support and challenging unhealthy thought processes.

NTA, but navigating family dynamics can be tough

Step-siblings’ wedding is not weird, wife’s absence is.

NTA! Taking feelings into consideration doesn’t mean agreeing completely

Supportive comment on unconventional marriage, encourage acceptance.

NTA. Set clear boundaries and attend your son’s wedding

Supportive comment about step-siblings’ wedding, condemning wife’s behavior.

Supporting son’s wedding but must resolve family issues

User defends NTA judgement with humorous analogy.

Step-siblings’ relationship deemed ‘gross’ by commenter

OP’s NTA judgement on wife’s behavior and advice on relationships.

Supportive comment with personal anecdote and humorous ending . NTA.

Unconventional relationship confession at a wedding. NTA.

Step-siblings’ wedding dilemma, NTA for attending without wife’s approval

Wedding drama! NTA wants to attend daughter’s wedding solo

NTA suggests therapy for wife to avoid alienating family.

Mother-in-law causing drama for daughter’s wedding, commenter says NTA.

Encouraging therapy for mother to attend daughter’s wedding.

Husband caught in the middle of wife and son’s wedding drama

Stepmom’s incest fears threaten family unity. NTA stands firm.

Stepmom opposes daughter’s wedding. Dad wants to go. NTA.

Daughter’s wedding drama: NTA, go without her and save relationship

Grandkids over spouse? NTA, go to the wedding solo!

Debating the ethics of step-siblings getting married

When it comes to family drama, this sub has seen it all ‍♂️

Don’t miss your son’s wedding over a past relationship.

Step-siblings’ wedding? NTA. Biology explains why it’s okay.

User thinks OP is in the wrong, no replies.

Redditor points out Reddit’s hypocrisy on step siblings’ relationships.

Wife thinks son sexually abused daughter, ESH, marriage in trouble

Families can be complicated but you’re NTA for attending.

Supportive comment encourages father to attend daughter’s wedding without wife

Unconventional family tree? No problem! Love is all that matters

Step-siblings dating isn’t ‘unnatural’, marriage doesn’t equal genetics. NTA.

Marriage doesn’t mean agreeing on everything. NTA for attending solo.

Stepdaughter’s wedding causing marital conflict. Wife hypocritical, NTA.

Prioritizing family over spouse is reasonable. Stand up for son.

Encouraging response to NTA comment with supportive tone