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Much love guys. Now today's first story comes from Destination Wedding Throwway 12 from the Am I the Asshole

subreddit and the update came three years later after the original post.

It's titled, Am I the Arsole for acquiring destination wedding guests to only book through

our blog and not their time share. We're having an all-inclusive destination wedding guests to only book through our block and not their time share. We're having

an all-inclusive destination wedding in 2023. Like most places, we were required to book a room

block in advance to qualify for discounts for guests, guaranteed rooms and various other wedding

package perks. We must book X amount of people through the room block

we paid for in our contract. It turns out two of our guests have a timeshare through

the resort, effectively slashing their reservation price by about 30% from the online price.

Our package cuts it down maybe 10% at most. Weddings must be in demand.

Hmm, I wonder why.

Without asking, they went ahead and booked their timeshare, only to tell us later.

Then they shared their timeshare membership to four other guests.

Six total now, who are all booking reservations through wholesale timeshare company.

It's one of those multi-resort packages that cost a lump sum, and then once or twice per year

the member gets heavily discounted vacations. We were okay planning around two guests, but now

six guests are circumventing our wedding package that we paid for altogether. We are now somewhat worried about meeting our minimum guests booked through the package threshold

in the contract to have the wedding, ceremony and rehearsal.

Without the minimum guest threshold, we lose the rehearsal and ceremony.

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