A woman took to Reddit to share the complexities of planning her wedding with divorced parents. Her parents split when she was two and both remarried by the time she was seven. She lost touch with her father at 11 but reconnected when she got engaged at 30.
While her sister remains distant from their dad, the Redditor values their improved bond. Tensions rose when her stepmother wanted a role in the wedding , potentially upsetting her mother. Bride wants all bridesmaids to be same size at wedding and demands they lose weight 'My future stepdaughter destroyed my wedding dress just week before wedding’ The bride-to-be revealed: "Mom and stepdad don't want to coordinate colors with dad and stepmom.
Then my mom insisted that my stepdad should be the only one to walk me down the aisle since he raised me and supported me financially when my dad never paid child support." After expressing love for both her parents, her mother accused her of being financially motivated. Consequently, she turned to her biological father for help with wedding expenses.
"Dad agrees to buy the tents that I need. We met over the weekend to discuss things and it didn't go well. Normally have a great time but it was just one thing on top of another.
" Her father initially struggled with the idea of sharing the aisle walk with her stepdad but eventually agreed. However, conflict ensued when her stepfather learned about her biological dad's involvement. In an attempt to smooth things over, she asked her step.
