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Is it okay to show up uninvited to a wedding? Why was the bride surprised unless she invited him? And if he wasn't invited how did he know about the wedding and where it was and what time it was? I clearly have so many questions.
Husband-to-be arranged it and kept it as a surprise.
"Surprise, I invited a little bit of your dead son!! Woot woooot tooot!"
At least in some countries, weddings legally have to be an open invitation. The idea is anyone who has an objection needs to be able to bring it.
Ok but yikes if the guy who was the transplant recipient of her deceased son's heart, objects to the wedding 🤣
"My heart is telling me, this is wrong."
. . . but my body is saying … also no.