He makes excuses for her, but I see how she behaves with him.
I have been with my husband for four years, and married for about a year. We did not have a grand wedding celebration, just a simple city-hall ceremony followed by a dinner with immediate family. However, Shana is having the opposite.
My husband also finds it strange that Shana wouldn’t ask me to be a part of the wedding. After all, I’ve been part of the family long enough.Your husband will walk down the aisle to his brother because he is part of the wedding party. No rule of etiquette decrees that because you are a sister-in-law, you must be a part of the ceremony.
And if you had a simple wedding for financial reasons, you can always renew your vows in a grand fashion.My daughter pledged not to have children until her mate proposed and they were married. Now, past the age of 30, she worries her biological clock will run out.
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