Today, I found out that my fiancé's parents are refusing to pay for a honeymoon, because they "didn't have one, so neither will we", meaning they won't pay for a single thing for our wedding. FML
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Today, as I'm traditional, this that means I learned the bride's parents pay for wedding, the groom's parents pay for the honeymoon. My in-laws didn't pay for a honeymoon. Fine - they disappointed me, I'll disappoint them with no grandchildren. No honeymoon, no grandchildren. FML
Today, I found out less than three weeks before my wedding that my fiancé will lose his new, great paying job, unless we cancel our nonrefundable honeymoon. FML
Today, I found my fiancé is cheating on me. Our wedding is in 26 days and everything is already paid for. FML
Today, we gave my in-laws-to-be our wedding invitations. Their first reaction was to assume we needed money and told us they couldn't help pay for the wedding. Their second move was to book hair and make-up for themselves. Congratulations? FML
Today, because my fiancé is criminally incompetent at budgeting, I'm now having to pay the first installment for my own wedding ring. FML
Today, I was told by one of my bridesmaids that she can't afford the travel costs to get to my wedding, after telling me that she didn't need me to organize alternate free travel for her. I'm getting married in less than two weeks. FML
Today, my fiancée told me she can't marry me. Our wedding day is tomorrow and around 20 of our 180 guests attending have travelled half way around the world just for the occasion. FML
Today, six weeks before my wedding, my mother decided to claim that she never agreed on paying for it and that she doesn't think she will. Now I have six weeks to scavenge enough cash for the wedding she planned in the first place. FML
Today, three days before their rent was due, my fiancé's friends moved out of our basement without saying a word to us. On their way out, they took an envelope from my locked desk with $800 in it that was for our wedding in six months. FML
Today, my fiancé told me he didn't have the money to make payments on my engagement ring and that I either have to return it, or make the payments myself. Now we aren't engaged any more, and are "dating." FML
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Top comments
Snow_Daisy 7
Why don't you save and pay for it yourselves? That IS an option, you kno.
TrekkieGirl 0
Agreed with the previous postings. Honestly, if you're old enough to be getting married, then you should be able to afford to pay for the wedding and the honeymoon. If you can't afford it, then you need to figure something out. It's not the parents responsibility, it's yours. YDI for not planning ahead.
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Comments (244)
cassiebear7652 7
Then pay for it yourself you free-loading bitch.
naedangerdavey 0
It does suck, but you can't just expect them to pay for it. Freeloader
Army_angel28 0
If you think your responsible and mature enough to get married then you should be financially set to pay for your own wedding and honeymoon. Damn lazy people!
Potato_Pi 7
Pay for it yourself amd grow up!
Attica 20
Since when is it the parents responsibility to pay for their child's honeymoon?! You are extremely spoiled if you think that is their job! It's nice when parents choose to contribute to weddings, but they are certainly not obligated to do so and for damn sure not for a honeymoon! If you're old enough to get married, you should have figured this out by now and take the responsibility to save up! Start now! YDI!
jbicchinella 4
Boo ******* woo. I paid for my wedding with no help baby
loganberrybat 11
How about paying for your own damn honeymoon
Momo_Moonlight 25
You marry. You pay. But it would be nice if they helped, just don't expect them to.
talicaroxi 25
what's your point? why should they pay for any part of your wedding?
cadillacgal79 32
Well usually the parents help a bit, for my mom she didn't want my grandparents helping, they wouldn't take no for an answer. In some cases, it is ok for the parents to chip in a bit, but a honeymoon?? Usually it's something little like the cake or appetizers, not something drastically expensive.