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“My sister-in-law (now my husband’s brother’s ex-wife), text me one night in the middle of our wedding planning (and by in the middle, I mean deposits for everything had been paid and invitations were being made), and she asked, ‘Is your wedding date set in stone already?’”
“(This is a gist of how the conversation went)
Me: ‘Yes it is.’
Her: ‘Well, like have you already paid deposits? You haven’t sent out invitations yet right?’
Me: ‘For the most part we have, we just need to talk with *insert pastor’s name*’
Her: ‘Do you think you could change the date to another weekend? The 25th doesn’t work for me.’
I literally had to read it over and over again. I read it out loud to my (now) husband. Had she really just asked us to change OUR WEDDING DAY because it didn’t work for HER?! I don’t know why I was surprised, she was and still is all about her.
Her: ‘My friend is thinking about getting married that day and I want to attend both.’
So her friend’s hypotheical wedding is reason for us to change ours? Yea, no.
Me: ‘Sorry but we picked that day and things are already paid for.” And that was that. I think she text me again but I don’t remember what she might have said. Oh, and that friend she mentioned, still isn’t married.’
—Kasey Prosko-D
Source: https://www.buzzfeed.com/audreyworboys/people-are-sharing-the-ludicrous-invitations-theyve-gotten