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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]^ Both deserve a lot of blame.  The sister shouldn't have had a hissy about her kids not being invited, and instead she [b]should have just declined the invitation.[/b]  The bride shouldn't get upset with her sister for not attending.  Simple.  If you're having a child free wedding, that's fine, but you have to accept that many guests who don't live in town aren't going to be able to come.

Again, an invitation is not a summons.  [/quote]

Guy PP again:  this is BS, she should have just gone solo.  If she’s OK doing overnight girls-week-type getaways, then she can suck it up and go to the wedding solo.  However, your own sister should be a clear exception to the no-kids edict.[/quote]

Disagree. If it were just no kids at ceremony and reception but the whole family was welcome for the wedding weekend that might be workable, but no kids for a 4 day weekend across the country is a really big ask. That's three overnights! That's take multiple days off work territory already.

Not everyone does "overnight girl's week" type getaways, I love my friends but that is just not a thing we've ever done, so i think the "if she's ok with" may be a red herring. [/quote]

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