Ask Amy: Wedding exclusion is a matter of family values
Dear Amy: I never thought I would be coping with some silly wedding drama, but our daughter (out of state) is planning her wedding.
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Dear Amy: I never thought I would be coping with some silly wedding drama, but our daughter (out of state) is planning her wedding.
She would like to exclude one uncle (my sister’s husband) from attending.
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