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Slate Magazine
2 weeks ago
Books

My Sister and I Have Finally Gotten Close. Her Wedding Invite Threatens to Ruin Everything.

It's acceptable to prioritize personal finances over attending expensive weddings. [ more ]
www.mercurynews.com
3 weeks ago
NYC food

Miss Manners: Would it be rude to break the news at our friends' wedding?

Sharing personal life news at a friend's wedding can be appropriate if done discreetly and respectfully, focusing on their special day. [ more ]
#friendship
New York Post
4 weeks ago
Parenting

My 4-year-old misbehaved at a wedding - the bride had a meltdown and threatened to call security

A friendship may be tested after a wedding incident involving a child eating cake, highlighting tensions around kids at adult events. [ more ]
www.mercurynews.com
4 weeks ago
Writing

Asking Eric: We thought it was OK to wear shorts to the wedding. Things got worse from there.

The writer reflects on the realization that their friends may not have been genuine, leading to feelings of confusion and hurt. [ more ]
New York Post
4 weeks ago
Parenting

My 4-year-old misbehaved at a wedding - the bride had a meltdown and threatened to call security

A friendship may be tested after a wedding incident involving a child eating cake, highlighting tensions around kids at adult events. [ more ]
www.mercurynews.com
4 weeks ago
Writing

Asking Eric: We thought it was OK to wear shorts to the wedding. Things got worse from there.

The writer reflects on the realization that their friends may not have been genuine, leading to feelings of confusion and hurt. [ more ]
morefriendship
#setting-boundaries
www.mercurynews.com
1 month ago
Writing

Dear Abby: It's cruel that they want me to watch the wedding from home

Livestreaming events can be considerate but may hurt feelings; sending a congratulatory e-card is a nice gesture. [ more ]
www.mercurynews.com
2 months ago
Writing

Ask Amy: Bridezilla's rant is a classic, complete with grunting uncle

Setting boundaries for events like weddings is important to ensure a successful and stress-free celebration. [ more ]
www.mercurynews.com
1 month ago
Writing

Dear Abby: It's cruel that they want me to watch the wedding from home

Livestreaming events can be considerate but may hurt feelings; sending a congratulatory e-card is a nice gesture. [ more ]
www.mercurynews.com
2 months ago
Writing

Ask Amy: Bridezilla's rant is a classic, complete with grunting uncle

Setting boundaries for events like weddings is important to ensure a successful and stress-free celebration. [ more ]
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WhoWhatWear
6 months ago
Fashion & style

What You Should (and Shouldn't) Wear As a Guest at An Indian Wedding

White is typically a no-go at weddings unless specified on the invite. Avoid wearing the same color as bridesmaids. Fashion brands offer versatile options for wedding attire. [ more ]
Slate Magazine
6 months ago
Relationships

I Don't Want to Invite My Friends' Husbands to My Wedding-and Other Advice From the Week

It's okay not to give married wedding guests a plus-one based on personal relationships.
Prioritizing 'kid-free' time during exhausting parenthood phases is crucial for self-care. [ more ]
www.mercurynews.com
3 months ago
Writing

Miss Manners: Our whole family is anxious about the flamboyant wedding guest

Acceptance and understanding should prevail over judgment in family gatherings despite differences in appearance and choices. [ more ]
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