Katharina Buczek
Apparently, her future in-laws are super traditional, meaning that her fiancé always expected his wedding to be a classic and “very traditional white wedding.”
So, while her fiancé thought it was great that her sister was going to be her maid of honor, he did not think giving her sister two roles in the ceremony was a good idea. He also claimed that it would be inappropriate for her sister to walk her down the aisle because that is typically done by a man.
During that conversation, it then came to light that her in-laws had assumed her future father-in-law would be the one walking her down the aisle and “giving her away”– because she does not have any male relatives.
While she appreciated that her fiancé’s father was willing to fill that role for her, though, she told her fiancé that her sister made her the person she is today.
“So it’s only right that my sister is the one to give me away,” she added.
Well, her fiancé did not exactly agree with that, and they wound up getting into a large argument. In fact, even her in-laws ultimately got involved.
This led to her mother-in-law calling her just a few days ago and claiming to know how important her sister is to her.
At the same time, though, her mother-in-law told her that it was also her fiancé’s wedding and claimed she should not be putting her sister before her future husband on their wedding day.
Now, she admitted to completely understanding her mother-in-law’s points. At the same time, though, having her sister walk her down the aisle is super important to her.
It is also crucial to note that her sister has heard about all of the drama, and her sister was actually very understanding.
In fact, her sister claimed to be fine with just being the maid of honor and suggested that she just walk down the aisle alone– because her sister did not want to cause any stress on her big day.
