Hi one of my best friends got legally married in May 2020 (very small mini-mony). She is having a wedding May 2022. Her bridal party (I am a bridesmaid) and a couple of family members know she is already married, but she is planning to surprise the other 90% of her intended guests at the May 2022 event, revealing in some sort of way during the reception that this is actually their 2nd wedding anniversary. In her mind it’s supposed to be a fun surprise and a hype moment.
Why is this wrong or not right? At first I didn’t see anything wrong with it because it seemed like it was going to be fun for her surprising people, but I see a lot of posts on WW condemning this. So now I’m a little concerned for her that this moment is not going to go well at her event? So I’m just wondering. Thanks in advance!
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