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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]People who have no kids weddings (especially when the kids are family) are the same people who expect their bridesmaids or groomsmen to spend $1500 on a bachelor/ette weekend and who think of their wedding as a showcase for their narcissistic tendencies. They are tiresome. I’d decline because it’s not covid safe and send a check for a fraction of the cost of a trip out there. It’s almost insulting to be invited across the country when you have a 13 year old and be told the 13 year old cannot come. WTF.[/quote]

You kid isn't the Christ Child.  [/quote]
I’ve been invited to two weddings since my kids were born, I attended one and stayed home for the other. If I can’t even make a vacation out of a trip to some craphole town for your wedding, I’m not spending the money on your princess day. But I did invite all my young nieces and nephews (married into a big family) when we were married. It really made the day so much more joyous and I’m glad I didn’t let my side of the family pressure me into a no kids wedding. Those kids are my family now. They have happy memories of our wedding. Why are people so bothered by children? I think there’s a lot of trauma under these weird expectations for weddings and hatred of kids. Kids are for the most part better than adults. Nothing worse than your d-bag 20-something friends getting smashed, requesting stupid songs, being obnoxious, and hooking up with each other during a wedding.[/quote]

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