You can't take off work to get married?

She was out of line

This isn't true friendship

Sounds like a soap opera

Simply bad financial planning

Everybody is allowed to have the wedding of their dreams, within reason. It's your day, so you get to do what you want. And if that means having no kids attend, then that's your prerogative. But you can't then be surprised when certain family members decline to attend. If you have a kid-free wedding, you also have to commit to it before you send the invitations out. You can't change your mind last minute. Weddings are expensive, time-consuming affairs for everyone involved, including the guests…

Is he just free-spirited or plain ole irresponsible?

You're allowed to wear whatever you want at your wedding . It's your wedding, after all. You can wear a green morph suit for all I care. You are not, however, exempt from the opinions of others regarding what you're wearing. Especially family. Weddings are family affairs by nature, or else everyone would simply elope. So when you have a wedding, you're opening up your life and choices to be evaluated by the people in your company. You don't have to care (and probably shouldn't care) what they t…

What did Bridgerton do...

Sometimes it's okay to be a bridezilla

This was bound to happen

It's a truth universally acknowledged that if you're not the bride, you don't wear white to a wedding

We all love to spend time with out friends, that's why they're our friends! And they call it a “friend crush” for a reason. If you become platonically attached to someone, you might feel compelled to hang out with them all the time

That might backfire

$130 is wild

Planning a wedding is not all cake testing.