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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]No ruder than them excluding one of your family members. [url][/quote]

False. I don’t want children at my wedding. They are too disruptive. And it costs too much.[/quote]

[b]What a lucky man your imaginary husband is. :roll: [/quote][/b]

What is your problem? They made a valid point. Children aren’t invited on purpose.[/quote]

If my kids aren’t welcome or family to a relatives wedding, neither am I and I’m not interested in going.  This is not a young child.  [/quote]

+1 
Excluding 10+ year olds is very different from excluding babies and toddlers. There's something off about adults who can't even tolerate a big kid or teen.[/quote]
My sister invited my 17yo cousin to her wedding last year and he walked around with airpods in the entire time on his phone. Kids don't want to be at weddings. Why does the pro-kids at weddings crowd insist that they do?[/quote]

He wasn't disturbing anyone. In fact, he was probably in the top 5% of well behaved guests because he wasn't getting drunk, hitting on people, bringing up inappropriate conversation topics. I would take 20 airpod teens over one drunk uncle.[/quote]

Unless he is autistic (not a diss, my son is) a 17 year walking around with AirPods is extremely rude and maladjusted. It's not to be praised or encouraged.[/quote]

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