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Beatlelvr

(692 posts)
2. I would do this
Fri Apr 29, 2022, 03:16 PM
Apr 2022

I would send an invite anyway. Include a note the brother and boyfriend are expected to attend. We've learned in our family to invite everyone even though you know thay can't all come for whatever reason. Don't slight anyone. If your daughter does decide to attend, let her know YOU are hosting and YOU are making the rules. If she can't abide those rules, let her know you will not tolerate a family blowup or drama at YOUR party.

By the way just my humble opinion: I'll never understand why someone in 21st century lives their lives according to what a few prejudiced, superstitious and unworldly guys wrote down 2 thousand years ago.

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I agree with your husband to not invite daughter. Tetrachloride Apr 2022 #1
I would do this Beatlelvr Apr 2022 #2
Good answer. Arkansas Granny Apr 2022 #8
Excellent Srkdqltr Apr 2022 #14
I went through something like this when my brother married. no_hypocrisy Apr 2022 #3
In that situation I'd invite them all sboatcar Apr 2022 #4
I would tell the daughter to stick it up her ass vercetti2021 Apr 2022 #5
This is a celebration of love, she needs to know that up front RainCaster Apr 2022 #6
Ditto! Quakerfriend Apr 2022 #11
FWIW, as the father of LGBTQ+ children, I agree w/ Pru al bupp Apr 2022 #7
You have to decide what you want for the weekend. Girard442 Apr 2022 #9
I'm sorry. My daughter married into a Christian family with a pastor FIL. onecaliberal Apr 2022 #10
Nice Christians, eh? CurtEastPoint Apr 2022 #15
When my husband had a massive stroke and was in the hospital for 26 days and rehab for 6 months onecaliberal Apr 2022 #18
very sorry, onecaliberal Skittles Apr 2022 #27
Tell her the truth bikeboy Apr 2022 #12
I think LW's hubby is concerned that daughter and SIL will sabotage the party. Girard442 Apr 2022 #13
LOL on this! CurtEastPoint Apr 2022 #16
yah this bikeboy Apr 2022 #28
Send the invite to her. sheshe2 Apr 2022 #17
Im with cilla4progress Apr 2022 #22
The answers above are interesting. Tetrachloride Apr 2022 #19
Send an Rebl2 Apr 2022 #20
If your daughter is that devout she won't blueinredohio Apr 2022 #21
It's your husband's 50th birthday, if he doesn't want to invite Meadowoak Apr 2022 #23
LOL! LuvLoogie Apr 2022 #24
Do they support Trump? keithbvadu2 Apr 2022 #25
Invite them all. It's their choice to attend or not. keithbvadu2 Apr 2022 #26
$10,000 for alcohol Dalton555 May 2022 #29
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