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They had gotten there really early, so as people walked in, she looked around and didn’t see anyone that she knew. Then, the music started, and the groom began coming down the aisle. As soon as she spotted the groom, she realized it was none other than her ex-boyfriend.
It was too far into the start of the wedding for her to just get up and leave without anyone noticing, so she ducked down and hoped he wouldn’t see her, but it was too late. Her ex looked right at her before going white as a sheet.
She turned around and filled her boyfriend in on how things had gone down with her ex, and he stated that they could leave after the ceremony and not go to the reception.
“When the ceremony ended, we tried to exit quietly, but my ex saw me on the way out of the church and got super angry… called me all sorts of names and said I ruined his wedding by being there,” she said.
“The bride was just silently shooting daggers next to him the whole time. I just kept apologizing and saying it was a mistake, but I’ve spent the last week agonizing over whether I should’ve been more careful or double-checked before just showing up. I’m also trying to figure out if I should send a gift or card or something apologizing again and explaining what happened. Before realizing the groom was my ex, I’d contributed to the gift my boyfriend was giving but didn’t send anything separately.”
Do you think she should write an apology letter and give her ex and his new wife a gift?
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