It’s fair to say that organizing a wedding can be a stressful experience: there’s the venue, the food, the music, the clothes, the speeches, and that’s before you even consider the awkward family relationships that may be present at the event.
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Why was Australia’s girlfriend beyond irritated?
So after all that, imagine 10 of your guests who simply didn’t show up on the big day. It’s reasonable to say that you would be beyond irritated. And that’s exactly what happened to a bride in Australia, who spent thousands of dollars on her wedding but only ten people showed up.
What did she do next?
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However, the bride’s response to this has sparked outrage online as she toyed with the idea of charging absent guests a fee for not showing up to the wedding. There are many different points of view on the subject. The girlfriend shared her situation on the podcast Ella She ella’s on the Money.
She went on to say, “The wedding is now a week away and I already gave the venue the confirmed numbers and paid the outstanding amount, which was $12,426.”
He went on to say, “Over the last week, ten guests, who had previously RSVP’d, said they would come and have now canceled citing that it is too expensive for them to travel interstate.”
How did you get through the wedding?
The bride also stated that she was left “struggling to cover her seats,” or else she would be out of pocket for $1,336. She went on to say, “Is it reasonable to ask them to cover these costs themselves?”
He also claimed that guests were given 18 months’ notice when the dates were sent out, before formal invitations were sent out in January 2023. “I’m so sorry, I know we confirmed yes and the wedding is next week , but I just can’t afford to travel interstate right now,” one canceled guest texted.
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