A woman on Reddit is questioning whether she is in the wrong for not wanting to give her future sister-in-law any more money ahead of her wedding.

No one should go broke for someone else’s wedding," one person wrote in response to the concerned maid of honor ...

Her daughter also opted out of an engagement party and bridal shower, as well as a bridal party — which came as a shock to her sisters, because they were "really looking forward" to joining her ...

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Here comes the bride — but the groom lied ... upon arriving at the venue in a white dress — a number she insisted was not a bridal gown — the woman was “shocked” to learn the man ...

Outraged by the con, the bride felt she’d been “lied [to] from the beginning.” Doubling down on her fury, the woman asserted that she would not get married without her parent’s permission and presence ...

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I feel guilty declining these invitations, but at the same time, I honestly believe these are just gift-grabbing events.

Not a baby shower: I do not want any gifts, and I do not want anyone else to have to shoulder the burden of hosting. And not a gender-reveal party, because I think they are a little embarrassing ...