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Now, today's first story comes from the wedding subreddit from final

estimate 7166 and says, I denied my in-laws only request for the wedding, and now it's ruining

our relationship with them. I need some advice on this situation from an unbiased source.

Me, 23 female, and my fiancé 27 male are getting married in December.

We got engaged in April and I pretty much did all the planning myself, with the help of my mom

in the first few weeks. From the very beginning, my fiancé and I had a plan laid out for the bridal party.

That was one of the first things decided since

before I had the ring on my finger, including flower girls and ring bearers. We decided that

the flower girl would be my sister, who's also my matron of honors baby, who will be pushed

in a stroller down the aisle by my 10 female cousin, who would be considered a junior

bridesmaid. For the ringbearers, my fiancé really wanted to include his best friend's son.

For context, his friend has not had custody of his child for most of his life. Long story.

And it could be a little difficult to arrange his attendance. He will be around a year and a half at the time of the wedding.

As a result we decided that we would have my two cousins, five male and seven male, the brothers

of the junior bridesmaid, be ring bearers as well.

This way it's no pressure on the friend and everything will go smoothly whether his child

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