What is going on everyone and welcome back to the channel. I hope you're all doing well. Now today I've got for you a very special video.

This year on my channel you guys have absolutely loved the Reddit relationship drama stories and more specifically wedding drama.

There have been some crazy Bridezilla stories. In-laws doing mental things. you name it, you've seen it across the last year

on my channel. So I thought I would select and handpick the very best, the very most mental,

insane Reddit wedding stories from 2024 and compile them into this three-hour episode,

just for you. So without further ado, drop a like on this one if you're excited for it.

Subscribe to the channel if you're somehow new.

And let me tell you, there's going to be a lot more wedding-related content in 2025

because I think it's so enjoyable.

Let's get into it.

Sister wants to walk down the aisle at my wedding.

We use that to our advantage.

Here I am, writing this long tail on my honeymoon, but it does feel cathartic to finally type it out.

And my husband is way more excited about this than the resort drinks.

Anyway, this is a throwaway account because I don't have a Reddit account, and my husband, the Reddit fanatic, said he doesn't want this associated with his main.

As to why the Reddit guy isn't the one writing this, it's because he said, since it's my family, I should be the one with the honour of posting the story.

But he is looking over my shoulder to help out.

So, I think first it's necessary to give some background to explain how this behavior

reached this level and why our responses were as they were. So ever since I could remember,

my parents loved my sister more. I don't mean in subtle ways either. If my sister accused me of

something, they'd believe it and punish me. If I accused her, they wouldn't believe it. Even if there was undeniable

proof, they'd still give her a lesser punishment and try to find a way to scold me in tandem.

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