Unfortunately, not all engaged couples make it to the finish line. But some still feel entitled to their wedding gifts.
fall apart. The question remains, though, what should the guests do with the gifts? Do they cancel the orders or do they still go ahead as though nothing happened?the AITA online community for their thoughts on whether she behaved like a jerk. She shared how she canceled the gift she had found for her sister-in-law after her wedding fell apart. However, the would-be bride still felt entitled to it. Read on for the full story.The author’s story made a big splash on the internet.
Understandably, the engaged couple is probably distraught if they break up right before the wedding. But, to be completely fair, this doesn’t entitle them to keep their wedding presents. Not only is it kind of unethical, but it’s also going to ruin a lot of their relationships if they go through with it.If the broken-up couple’s family and friends want to boost their mood, there are other ways to do it. They could, for example, spend quality time together.
The next step would be to tell everyone else linked to the wedding about the cancellation. That means all the guests. The most important ones, like the folks who you wanted to do the readings and toasts, should definitely get a personal phone call from the couple. “Call who you can and email who you know would be okay getting an email. Your main objective is to let the rest of your guest list know as soon as possible before they lose deposits and drop money,” Post explains.
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