Abby Connolly
However, instead of sneaking away to get some food, she thought it would be a good idea to ask permission from the bride first. This did not go very well.
“I thought she’d agree, but to my horror – she got really upset,” she explained. “She said that she put in so much effort to get this ‘Michelin star restaurant service,’ yet I still wasn’t happy.”
She tried explaining to her friend that she didn’t have enough money because she thought she wouldn’t have to pay for anything.
Her friend clarified that she didn’t have to pay an “attendance fee” but that she wasn’t going to be responsible for paying for every guest’s five-course meal.
Then, she was asked to leave the wedding. Yikes! At least she got a Big Mac on the way home.
Her boyfriend and a few of her friends thought what she asked the bride was wrong. That she “chose the wrong time to be stingy” even though she simply wasn’t prepared to pay for an expensive meal.
Do you think she deserved to get kicked out of the wedding?
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