A woman had her wedding in February of 2022, and she never imagined tying the knot would cause such a stir.

When she sent out her wedding invitations, she indicated to her guests that they could literally show up to her special day in anything they wanted.

Her guests were allowed to wear whatever color they wanted, and whatever kind of clothes, whether it was casual or fancy.

The one rule she did have for her guests was that they cover their shoulders and a bit above their knees, as her 6-year-old autistic niece was playing the role of flower girl, and she suffers from sensory problems.

Her niece wound up wearing a t-shirt kind of dress with a unicorn on it, and she wouldn't put on anything else.

It didn't bother her at all that her niece wasn't down to wear a more traditional flower girl outfit, but it really did upset her in-laws, who purchased a fancy suit for their 5-year-old autistic nephew.

She and her groom were aware that their guests would be showing up in a mixed bag of outfits, and they were alright with that.

"We had some people come in white or off-white dresses, which they looked stunning, more cocktail dresses, some even sundresses, most people wore jeans and button-ups or similar casual clothes," she explained.

"Fast forward to my husband's cousin bringing my husband's ex GF as a plus one (which he was allowed), wearing what could only be described as a wedding dress, think princess ball gown type wedding dress."

"I figured since I said to wear whatever made you most comfortable and I guess that is a white ball gown."

Now, her own wedding dress was not white, and she really was not upset by the fact that her husband's ex showed up in something that did look like a white wedding dress.

Although she wasn't phased, her husband's brother and her brother (who were part of their wedding party) were furious.

Her husband's brother and her brother reprimanded her husband's cousin multiple times about the outfit her husband's ex showed up in.

Eventually, she had to step in and point out that she did agree to let every single guest wear what they felt was best, and that meant she couldn't nix someone showing up in a wedding dress.

"This made my husband's brother upset; he has been texting us constantly that they did this just to try to hurt us, and we robbed him of his big brother and best man duties," she said.

She's left wondering if she was in the wrong for not insisting that her husband's ex-girlfriend and cousin be kicked out of her wedding over this.

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