Dear Amy: My partner’s parents are willing to foot the bill. They’ve been supportive of our relationship and my career, treat me like family, and are financially able. I’m wondering who I can/should invite?
My parents won’t attend our wedding for religious reasons.If it was just us paying for the wedding, we’d be going to city hall and a bar afterward with friends.
Depending on the budget, you both may be able to invite everyone you want to invite, and I hope you can. Part of the problem is Alyse had been seeing a therapist who told her that I “have women friends to feed my ego,” that I “prey on insecure women,” and that I had “an asexual love relationship” with one friend.AdvertisementWe don’t talk now, which is partly my fault, because I, regrettably, blew up when she ended things.
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