I Found Out My Half-Sister Would Wear a White Crystal Dress to My Wedding – I Decided to Outplay Her

Afterward, Iris prioritizes her peace of mind, distancing herself from family drama. Though her actions may seem retaliatory, they foster unity and growth.

In a parallel story, another wedding guest faces criticism for unintentionally deviating from the dress code, sparking unexpected tension.

Dan and I have a long history, but our relationship has always been platonic. Despite this, his new wife, Lauren, hasn’t fully embraced me. They invited me to their wedding with a “Warm Tone Garden Party” theme, where I wore what I thought was a fitting dress. Little did I know, my outfit choice would stir controversy.

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