Being left out of a family wedding can hurt, especially when everyone else seems to make the guest list.

One woman is dealing with that after learning she wasn’t invited to her niece’s wedding.

She already has a strained relationship with her family, but she had always been included in major events before.

Then, she found out her late sister’s husband and his new wife were both invited.

Now, her sister wants to talk about what happened, but she doesn’t think there’s anything left to say.

Read on to see why she’s not sure she even wants to have the conversation.

AITA for not wanting to have a conversation with my sister after finding out I’m not invited to her daughters wedding?

I (50F) have an awkward relationship with my family. The entire dynamic is strained. However, I am present at holidays and graduations and, up to this point, have always been included.

My niece is getting married in September, and I didn’t get an invitation.

I am not especially close with her, but that was because they chose to exclude me, not because I didn’t want to be there.

Apparently, she’s the only one who didn’t get an invite.

I am the only living sister she has.

Our older sister passed away 5 years ago, young and unexpectedly, and her husband and his new wife got an invitation to the wedding.

Now that my sister knows I am upset, she wants to talk to me, but there just isn’t anything she could say to make the snub acceptable to me.

AITA?

Wow! There’s no wonder she’s upset. That’s really hurtful.

Let’s see what the fine folks over at Reddit think about what her family did.

This is a good point.

According to this comment, info is missing.

This could be true.

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Here’s someone who gets why she wasn’t invited.

Clearly, her feelings are hurt.

Being left out of a family wedding is one thing, but seeing other relatives get invited is another.

Still, shutting her sister out completely may not make her feel any better.

Even though she doesn’t have to agree with what happened, it may be worth hearing what her sister has to say.