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And our first story comes from Vass Great Fruit 7224 who says,

Am I the asshole for wanting to invite friends to my daughter's wedding?

Oh dear. My female 68 daughter is getting married to a partner of eight years in September 24. We've been arguing over this

since she told me to post this here for opinions. For context, I'm paying for the, she knows what

she's doing. For context, I'm paying for the whole wedding. She is pretty introverted and she doesn't

have a lot of friends she wants to invite. A husband to be on the other hand is very extroverted and that's a lot of people he would

invite given the chance. I thought it would be fair then that the bride side gets 30 invites

and the groom side gets 30 invites as we're on a budget. Since my daughter doesn't have a lot

of people and there are spots that on her side left over, after her family

and her friends, I have people I want to invite. Between my husband and I, we have 13 people

to invite. To be honest, there was no leaving them out one way or the other, as we have social

obligations to invite them anyway. I feel as though since we are paying for this and are hosting it, we should get a say

in who comes regardless. My daughter has said that this is not how it normally works and her and her

and her fiancé should have first priority in who comes and the spots should be dedicated to a fiance's

friends before mine if there are limited seats.

She also said that this is their wedding and not my class of 74 reunion.

But him and his family are not financially contributing to this at all.

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