"I will be disappointed later on looking at my pictures where their boobs are the show and you can't even see mine," the bride wrote in a post on Reddit

“For context, I’ve really tried with her … she is always pleasant enough but quite prickly,” the mom-in-law of the bride explained

“I took the engagement ring off for a second since I was doing gardening,” the bride-to-be explained on Mumsnet

“I’m just honestly sick to the back teeth of it,” a woman admitted about planning her sister’s festivities

"Love didn’t happen to us. We’re in love because we each made the choice to be," Mandy Len Catron wrote in widely read essay in 2015

“These things are just a part of me, and I feel weird about being asked to cover up what I look like for her photo aesthetic,” the woman shared

"This is a day to celebrate my relationship with my fiancé, and having someone there from a painful part of my past just doesn’t feel right," the bride wrote

The individuals who RSVP'd first were rewarded at the wedding reception

Drinks at the 'Star Wars'-themed nuptials on May 4 were delivered by the couple's dog Solo, named after Han Solo

"I have the strongest feeling no one is coming to my wedding for me and my love except for my wedding party," the distressed person wrote while seeking advice

"I was so looking forward to being a part of that special day. I had even picked out a beautiful dress I was excited to wear," the friend wrote on Reddit

"I’m having a hard time moving past it," the bride wrote on Reddit

"We're on a perpetual honeymoon now, for real," Harsanyi told the BBC

The sister says the fiancé is a "bully" and "immature"

"They didn’t really ask; it felt more like I was being told what to do," she wrote

The sister of the bride shared the story on Reddit, where users dubbed the behavior "entitled" and "trashy"

The ritual, which originated from the United Kingdom, is meant to ward off rain

"I’m surprised by how many people are giving me their strong opinions," the woman wrote on Reddit

"I don't think it's such a crime for me to want my wedding photos to be perfect," the bride wrote on Reddit

Heather and Dominic Jaroch tell PEOPLE about the time Pope Leo XIV — then simply known as “Father Bob" — flew back to Chicago to preside over their wedding