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17 Brides-To-Be Who Literally Have No Friends To Invite To Their Weddings
After food and seating accommodations, the expenses to a wedding can add up to an enormous cost. This is usually the time when couples start crossing people off their invite list and stick to super close friends and immediate family. However, not everybody has even this problem. For those who've grown up without many friends or family at all -- or for those who go through life with no friends -- planning a wedding is just a reminder that you have no one their to join you in celebrating your special day. Sure, you can elope, say your vows in an exotic destination, or do it simple with a courthouse. But that doesn't change the fact that when the wedding is over, you still have no friends.

At least they'll save a bunch of money on food.

1
My fiance and I are planning our wedding and I've realized I have no friends to invite.

From:
Michigan

Looks like one side of the aisle will be more popular than the other side.

2
I have no friends, and have no idea how to make friends. I'm wondering if it's too late to make them now. Don't even have one to invite to my wedding.

From:
Somewhere

You can't keep secrets forever.

3
engaged for two years. but don't want a wedding because I have no  friends to invite. he doesn't know that's why.

From:
West des Moines

Mistakes in the past can lead to terrible futures.

4
I'm 22 and I have no friends at all. Mostly because of disagreement and petty drama. I don't have anyone to invite to my wedding. I don't even wanna have one now :( it's embarrassing

From:
Somewhere

Sad tears only.

5
When my fiancé 
proposed, I cried because I realized I have no friends to invite to the wedding.

From:
Somewhere

And by "joyous" she means "not joyous."

6
Planning a wedding and I have no friends. No one to invite, no bridesmaids, and no hens night. This is going to be a joyous event

From:
Wyong, New South Wales, AU

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