So your friend is invited.
His son’s wife’s brother is getting married.
Unless there is an actual name for the relationship, it’s a hard pass.
There is no sibling in law designation.
Son and wife go, Dad watches game or goes hunting, or anything else he damn well feels like doing.
I refuse to attend weddings during deer season. Oct 1-january 15, dont call me
What if they at least have the courtesy to schedule it on a bye week?
Family responsibilities end at immediate.
If the guy is friendly with the dude, and he wants to go he should go.
My guess is; when an invitation is send, a gift is expected unless they specifically say only your attendance is expected. Probably fishing for stuff.
If the guy is friendly with the dude, and he wants to go he should go.
My guess is; when an invitation is send, a gift is expected unless they specifically say only your attendance is expected. Probably fishing for stuff.
Hate to say this but I regret not going to weddings of second and third cousins. The only time I see much of my family is funerals. I've never had a bad time at a wedding, even when single, it was a great opportunity for phone numbers and occasionally more. Go, make the best of it, have a couple of drinks and have fun. We are only here on earth for a short time and it seems like everyone especially government is against family bonds. Give the gov't the finger, go to the wedding unless you have much more pressing events or cannot afford it.
Careful with that. You might accidentally hook up a third cousin that you've never met before. I'm sure that happens quite often.
Or worse, you could wind up with one of these...
Send a toaster, and get on with your life.
Young Freaky Isla Fisher! Bring it on, she's not a third cousin....
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