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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ask. We had a weird situation where we weren't going to attend a family wedding because it was "no kids" but when the parents of the bride heard this, we were informed that kids within the close family could come. The couple was later among their friend group to marry so if everyone brought kids it would have been like a toddler daycare. We triple checked with the couple because we didn't want to appear presumptuous, and made it clear that we were fine either way, just wanted to clarify.[/quote]

This does not sound like a “weird situation.” This sounds like a situation where you threw a hissy fit and caused a problem for the bride and groom and they accommodated you. If your children had been invited, they would have been ON THE INVITATION OMG.

THE NAMES OF THE INVITED PEOPLE ARE ON THE INVITATION

“We are fine either way, just wanted to clarify” haha you are terrible. So rude. So self-centered. [/quote]

"We had a weird situation where, upon learning that our children weren't welcome at a wedding, we complained to every friend and family member who would listen that our brats weren't wanted at someone else's big day.  Eventually the bride and groom to be tired of hearing second hand complaints from us and said that we could bring our kids after all.  So we went to the wedding with our children, who weren't really wanted, and we were happy.  The end."[/quote]

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