Distant cousin uses her wedding invites as shameless cash grab, family refuses to attend or give a gift: 'And I'm okay with that.'

• When sending wedding invites, they should highlight your love. It should be clear that you are inviting these people because you want to celebrate love with them and they are special in your life, so you want to celebrate together. It shouldn't be addressed to the wrong name and asking for “cash.” Are we crazy for thinking that?? The internet agrees with us. 

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• "Bride puts wrong names on invitations, asks for cash only"

  
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