Bre Avery Zacharski
When the ceremony was over, he and June slipped away to snap some photos and then returned for the reception, which was huge.
He and June got all the photos they wanted and then arrived at the reception. As he and June walked in, the Maid of Honor (June’s best friend) approached them, obviously panicking.
“Before they even said anything, I spotted it. My mom was at the table with my dad, my dad’s wife, and Margo,” he said.
“I wanted to freak, but June kept me calm. I walked over, pulled them both aside, and simply told them to leave. My mom tried to explain Margo and I are soulmates and June is just in the way of true love, but I wasn’t hearing it.”
“I didn’t care. Just got my best friends to escort them out, and I returned to the party where luckily, after a few moments, I was able to relax and enjoy it.”
Following his wedding, he and June went off on their honeymoon, and they opted not to bring their phones.
Now that they’re back online, he came home to literally hundreds of text messages from several of his family members.
Every single person that he is related to believes he’s a terrible human being for kicking his own mom out of his wedding (and he’s her only son).
“For the record, she was there for the ceremony but apparently was really upset she was kicked from the reception,” he added.
“Here’s a summary of my family’s thoughts. Some think I could have just ignored Margo and didn’t have to “freak out.” A few others, including my dad, think I should have just kicked Margo and let my mom stay, but after the stunt my mom pulled, I didn’t want her there either.”
“I’m starting to second-guess myself since everyone is really mad. June and my sister are on my side, but I fear my dad may be right, and I should have just let my mom stay and made Margo leave.”
