By Rhodesia Williams
In celebrity news, it looks like the relationship between Meghan Markle and her dad may not be repairable. According to UsMagazine.com, during a celebrity interview, Thomas Markle had a lot to say about the royal wedding. Although there was a lot of celebrity gossip going around about Markle, in the interview he cleared things up. Markle was upset because he did not receive a formal invitation nor was he allowed to make a small speech congratulating the new celebrity couple. As much as Duchess Meghan would like to fix her now famous relationship with her father, it looks like it will be a long time before that happens.
In celebrity news, additional details are coming out about Duchess Meghan’s dad’s involvement in the royal wedding. What are some ways to keep family drama out of your big day?
Cupid’s Advice:
As exciting as your big day is, planning it can often be stressful because of family drama. Cupid has some advice on ways to keep family drama out of your big day:
1. Plan smart: The most proactive way to eliminate any possible problems on your big day is to plan ahead. If Uncle Louie doesn’t like his ex wife, don’t have them sit near each other. While you can’t control who will sit near who during the ceremony, the reception is easily where you have more of a handle on what happens. Although it is your big day and you want to enjoy it the way you want, sometimes you have to bite the bullet and compromise on some things. It’s safe to say you rather get to have a wedding with family rather than a wedding turned WWE Smackdown match.
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2. Set everyone straight: An aggressive yet proactive way to deal with family drama spilling onto your big day is to simply address it. Let your family know that you will not tolerate any issues on your big day. With emotions running high during a day like a wedding, it is important to speak to anybody who may pose a threat to your big day. Remember keep it short, sweet and respectful. Sometimes people need to be reminded that it’s YOUR day and not theirs.
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3. Be prepared: Not only mentally, but physically prepare yourself. It may sound negative but depending how much drama you have, you may need to prepare for the worst. As funny as it sounds, it may help to even ask a few trustworthy people to help out incase any unforeseen issues arise. It is your big day and sometimes there are those few that don’t remember that. With this, you can keep it mostly to yourself and be able to deal with it without interrupting your festivities.
What are some ways you keep family drama out away from your big day? Share below.
