I'm getting married in September. Wedding party has been selected and picked five guys whose weddings I was in. I have a sister and it's been hard to think of meaningful ways to include in her without it feeling like an afterthought for her. I converted to Catholicism as my fiancee is Catholic. We will be having a Wedding mass. My family attended a Presbyterian church off and on when I was growing up. My parents and sister are at the point where they aren't really religious. I don't think it would be appropriate to ask my sister to do a reading in the Mass. I don't want my sister to feel like she's just a regular guest at this wedding. I'm struggling to come up with something that is meaningful and doesn't make her look like an outside in my life.
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