Her invitation stated that my son was invited only to the wedding ceremony — not the reception.
DEAR AMY: My niece lives 10 states away and is getting married.
Her invitation stated that my 17-year-old son was invited only to the wedding ceremony — not the reception.Her response was, “You can come, and he can sit in the hotel.”Now her parents are angry, and others in the family are weighing in.How do I make this situation better?DEAR IRATE: You state that you want to make this situation better, but you don’t outline your definition of “better.
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