No Holding Up
The bride believed that if anyone had any concerns or issues with her post, they should have approached her. With all the craziness going on, she had so much more in store for those who refused to abide by her guidelines. She went as far as saying anyone who refused to join her synchronized dance would be punished accordingly. Some of these punishments include joining the venue cleaning team to clear the area after the ceremony, donating money for their honeymoon, or doing other available service duties.
No Holding Up
To conclude her post, the bride gave a “no care” attitude as she made it clear she couldn’t care less about who wasn’t excited about her event and the plans she had for it.
Enough is Enough
With the additional posts the bride made, some of her attendees had reached the point where they were now disgusted by the behavior. One person went as far as detailing a long list of criticism about how the whole issue was going, and without a surprise, the invitation was turned down.
Enough Is Enough
For a fact, we cannot be angry at that person for the way they feel nor for the decision they took to opt-out. If you were in a similar position, we could tell your response may have been the same. The cost of the dress code and other expenses involved was way too much, and then to say you could turn your guest into helpers at the event is out of bounds. Really, though, how does one ask their guests to become a servant just for some stupid reasons?
