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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We went way out of our way to go to a wedding, brought the kids because there is no where to leave them, found a babysitter in the wedding town and arrive to see tons of kids at the wedding. They were all[b] "in the wedding party"[/b] but still I was really pet peeved to see that they basically allowed the entire grooms family to bring their kids and no one else.

Is that normal? I thought no kids meant 0 kids not even in the wedding party.[/quote]

Why is this in quotes? They were in the wedding party. Fact. They were therefore probably important to the bride and groom. This isn't rocket science. [/quote]

Maybe OP is just mad that the groom's nieces and nephews were in the wedding party but OP's kids were not. She's probably the bride's cousin or something and it hasn't occurred to her that she might not be as close to the couple or they might not have as vested an interesting including her kids.

It honestly doesn't even sound like OP wanted to go to this wedding. I had this issue with a handful of people who were invited to my wedding. It's like they resented the imposition but, there was no imposition. That's why the RSVP card has a little space where you can say "no, I can't come." You aren't required to buy a gift, either.

People talk about bridezillas but IME guestzillas are common. People are so weird about weddings.[/quote]

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