[Full Story] My Sister-in-Law is Planning a Wedding at My House And I'm Not Invited, But

My Sister-in-Law is Planning a Wedding at My House And I'm Not Invited, But on Her Wedding Day, The Princess is Surprised to Find I've Changed The Lock and There Will Be No Wedding.

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[LKelly-epce]

Your house, your rules. Get rid of toxic people asap. My daughter-in-law was a user, and once I stopped helping financially she used my grandbaby to hurt me, but what she expected wasn't what she saw. Once we fell off, she said: "Well if you don't want to help, then I'll move my baby and your son to Utah!" To that I said: "That sounds great! I'll help with the move, when do you guys leave?" They left, my son divorced her and my grandbaby is still in my life.😅😂

[Readlove]

The in laws only wanted sister in law to be someone else's problem

[JR-evce]

Why would she want to use YOUR house for her wedding but not invite you? That’s SO disrespectful, her sense of entitlement is off the charts!!!

[MH_Prof]

How can you have a wedding at someone’s house but put forth the stipulation that the homeowner can’t attend? If it’s their house, you don’t get to keep them out of their own home. That’s a dumb premise from the beginning. When dumb dumb asked if her parents sent me an invitation, the correct response was they didn’t need to. It’s my house. Nothing happens here without my presence.

[Princessfh]

The husband is a green flag. He knew his wife’s boundaries and respected her decisions.

The fiancé is also a green flag, her SIL and parents kept him in the dark. He dodged a huge red flag of a woman.

[shirleycreer]

Once you knew she wasn’t inviting you, you should have just said, I don’t want you to have you wedding at my house and I don’t want a lot of strangers in my house.

[DailyRedditStories]

The in-laws only wanted the sister-in-law to become someone else’s problem. They were just trying to pass the buck instead of dealing with the real issues themselves

[Christobell]

You saved that man so much heartache and stress and pain. And his family. You're amazing!

[lorettataylor]

The fiancé dodged the bullet on that one

[aking]

I'm always amazed when people try to scam or manipulate others they play the "Reputation card". If you're complict, that is your reputation!!!

[marshafick]

This shouldn’t even be an issue. Who asks to use a family member’s home but doesn’t invite the person? Just say NO!!

[buny]

Oh what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive.

[lululacanuck]

Isn’t it amazing how entitled some folks are? I love that you changed the locks without telling her.

[kimpeter]

This was a good one. I can't believe there are really people like her Sister in-law 😅

[debclark]

You just know that SIL and her friends are going to trash your place.

[virginiawatson]

What a professional victim. The parents are enablers. The fiance dodged a bullet.

[nancygamez]

A courthouse wedding is good enough for her. Her marriage isn't guaranteed to last after her lies are discovered

[simonsanty]

A wedding based on lies is like a castle built on a swamp: it will sink sooner of later, but for sure it will sink.
As for the "reputation" card, what the in-laws think will happen when truth will finally be discovered? Did they think OP will always leave her house on every SIL demand just to cover their deceit? So entitled.
Huge cheer for the husband tough for respecting wife's POV against his own family. That is commitment. Happy life for them both.

[allthingsjustice]

Why do i feel like if they had allowed the wedding, sister in law would have changed the locks and attempted to move in?

[kimberlychandler]

This was easy…party at my house, that I paid for, but I’m not invited. Neither is my house. Courthouse for you😂🤣😑