He wants to bump his daughter’s friends so that all his relatives can attend.
My husband is now insisting that all of his aunts, uncles and cousins be invited, which means that Jessica and her fiance will have to eliminate nearly all of their friends from the guest list. Note: None of my aunts, uncles or cousins are invited, but I am OK with that.
Is it our responsibility to make travel accommodations for all of the guests? It would eliminate four of our daughter’s friends. It’s Jessica’s day, and I think it should involve people she would like to be there, not who her father wants there.WEDDING WOES IN PENNSYLVANIAYour husband is a handful. As it stands, he has hijacked your daughter’s wedding with his checkbook.
If Dad refuses to go, you definitely should be there standing with the bridal couple. There are worse things than having a small wedding with just a few close friends. One of them is a father as controlling as your husband appears to be.We met in high school and were involved in band, debate club and other activities together.
I recently learned about this from another high school friend. When I contacted Adam, he responded with hostility, stating that I am no longer his friend because I didn’t reach out when he was going through all this. But I didn’tI cannot locate any voice messages, emails, texts, etc. showing that he shared with me the details of what happened.
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