Bride's entire family RSVP's NO in solidarity with sister who was strongly urged not to attend the wedding due to her alternative style: "Prioritizing aesthetic over family is wild"

Sometimes well-meaning brides get lost in the sauce while planning their weddings. This is how bridezillas are born. You start with a wedding Pinterest board, and then you are catapulted to a world of neatly-curated wedding pictures that no one with a reasonable budget could ever hope to achieve. Still, many brides realize along the way that it is simply impossible to have that sort of picture-perfect wedding without becoming a major inconvenience to everyone around them. I mean, weddings are, first and foremost, a party and celebration, and as such, should be pleasant for all those attending.

In our story today, a young bride gets all-too caught up in the aesthetics of her wedding. She wants her wedding photos to be curated images like the ones she sees online rather than to capture the loving reality of her special day. So, she strongly implies to her sister, who has an alternative style, not to come to her wedding at all! This ruffles some feathers in the family. So much so that she might not have anyone to take pictures with because they all RSVP'd NO!

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AITA for telling my family that my sister strongly implied that she doesn't want me at her wedding, causing most of them to RSVP no?

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I've read plenty of stories like this in my time online, and this actually might be the first time that I've seen the family stick up for the person that was wrongly excluded! Applause to our protagonist's family!
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Right. Our protagonist didn't force anyone to refuse the invitation, they all did so out of their own volition.
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