A forward wedding guest cut the cake before the bride and groom. Image via Unsplash
Bride rages after in-laws bring 10 extra guests to the wedding
App users were left gobsmacked after reading how this bride’s in-laws got angry when she couldn’t accommodate the 10 guests they brought without her permission.
A forward wedding guest cut the cake before the bride and groom. Image via Unsplash
A distraught bride has headed online to ask whether or not her anger at her in laws was justified after they almost ruined her wedding. According to the post, everything went perfectly fine and she was so happy until it came time for the wedding reception. In the now-viral Reddit post, she explains how her in laws took the liberty to invite an extra 10 people to the wedding without first informing her or the groom.
Many people who saw the post slammed her in-laws while saying she had every right to be upset.
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Shucks! In-laws invite 10 people to the wedding, upsets bride
Most people are really into weddings and want their special day to be as special as it can be.
For brides, in particular, the wedding day is one of the only days they get to experience the fairytale day they’ve always dreamed about.
So when this bride’s in-laws decided to ruin this for the bride, many people were instantly bashing them.
Taking to Reddit, the young bride explained how her in laws made the executive decision to invite people to her wedding without telling her.
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“There was no seating for them. Our best man and groomsmen found a folding table and chairs for them to sit at. There was food, we went with a buffet, but since we sent the tables to eat by number and they didn’t have a number, they were sent last after everything had been picked over,” she explained.
Who needs to say sorry?
She also wrote how the in-laws in question became upset when she couldn’t do more to accommodate these last minute guests.
“They said we needed to go apologise for their treatment. I said I would but I would also explain that they had not actually been invited. If they wanted their guests told anything else, then they had to go explain.” wrote the bride.
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