Imagine this, you're finally engaged—congrats! You have found the love of your life and you want to tell the world, so you start planning a wedding. That's what they are for anyways, right? To announce to the world just how much you love this person and you are willing to declare to the world that you will be by their side forever. It's something you want to share with your friends and family, but it's not necessary. Sure, it's a bummer if a close friend can't make your wedding, but it's not the end of the world. They're your bestie, you'll be able to celebrate with them for the rest of your life. Remember, the wedding is about you, your fiancée, and the love you share, it's not about the guests. So why is it that weddings pull some people's true colors out and now you're forced to plan a wedding AND go through some friend breakups? Take this groom, for instance! He is so very in love and excited to marry his fiancée, they picked the date more than a year ago. However, his childhood bestie just found out his college graduation is on the same day… So instead of trying to make it up to his friends for missing his wedding, he is demanding to make the wedding bend to his ways. Basically making it about himself. Now the groom is stuck between trying to accommodate an old friend or risk a friendship breakup—friends, family, and the internet suggest the latter.
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