For further information: these guests are anti-law enforcement and the bride is a cop (which they know) and she is concerned that with other law enforcement in attendance these guests will create a scene at her wedding. Is it OK to un-invite them with a conversation as to why they are being un-invited?

Days that i keep on dreaming that i am walking down the aisle on my wedding dress up to the altar to see a blurred guy, medium built in a tuxedo.

How would one create a three way joint monogram, like for a sisterhood. There are three members in the sisterhood, would the name of the sisterhood be in the middle, and then how would the three first initials be arranged

My boyfriend & I recently got engaged about a month ago & have already set our wedding date. They seemed to like me okay as a girlfriend (never seemed ecstatic), but their reaction, or lack of reaction, to my boyfriend telling the good news about our wedding made me confused. Don't get me wrong I've never understood them, they're very religious (Christian) & his step father tends to be distant to everyone & rude, but his mom always seems to try to be nice (or fake it). It's just that when the big news came there way (we called them, they live 4 hours away) his mother reacted strangely, as if she was trying to fake it, but couldn't hide her disapproval. To make matters worse when we saw them in person a few weeks later the rest of the family (sister step dad) said absolutely nothing about it nor did his mom?? I just thought it was rude, that's there son & they seem so uncaring. Thoughts, opinions??