Weddings can be pressure cookers. They're expensive, big events that take a lot of personalities and egos and put them into one room. If there is tension in the family already, weddings can exacerbate it. This is why we hear so many stories of families going at it on someone's big day. This story was no exception. Sometimes you just don't get along with your in-laws. For whatever reason, you got off on the wrong foot, and it feels impossible to recover from. You wish you could set aside your differences for the sake of family harmony, but that seems impossible. You don't want to have to put up with someone who doesn't have a lot of respect for you, and you shouldn't have to. But what happens during family events when you're all expected to be there? Do you just swallow your true feelings for the sake of keeping the peace or do you let it all out and face the consequences?
In a situation like this, it's not just the two of you who are in an argument that it affects. It affects the whole family. When you're trying to come together to have a nice time, all it takes is one person to ruin it for everyone. At a wedding, it's undoubtedly the happy couple's day. Whatever they say goes, and if you're going to get in the way of that, you should probably leave. But what if your leaving the event has a lot more effect on the rest of the party? Is it better to stay and be miserable or leave and risk making a big scene? If you can't be mature about something, then it's better to leave it where it is. Having a blowout argument with the bride on her wedding day is not in great taste, so the woman in this story probably did the right thing by leaving. Her family didn't think so, though. Keep reading for all the details of the story and decide what you think about it.