Hey all,
so my sister in law is getting married next weekend. My husband (her brother) is of course a groomsmen. I am not in the wedding and although I understand that his sister has not known me for very long (2.5 years) versus her bridesmaids that she’s known for years, I feel like I deserve to be included in some way. She was in my wedding and I just think it’s a little rude of her to not include me in some special way. What do you guys think? (I’ll also mention that my husband was not invited to the bachelor party, so I’m just kind of frustrated because they are not being inclusive and that’s not how you treat your soon to be family! Completely unacceptable!)
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