Bride accused of excluding colleagues’ hostility at wedding

This nuisance will Work Anything about to be the last nerve of the bride.

A near-marriage was forced to go to HR after a contemptuous colleague complained about being excluded from her wedding guest list before walking through the aisle.

“To be honest, this is one of the weirdest jobs I’ve ever worked on,” the struggling bride growled in Reddit Tirade.

“I have a woman in my office that I’m very friendly but not close,” explained the annoying anonymous girl. “We chatted here and there, nothing deep. No lunch. No real work external connection.”

Nevertheless, their lack of friendship did not affect the boldness of women.

“She found out I was getting married and asked about the wedding time. Then, she asked her directly if she was invited.” “I kind of smiled and said, ‘Oh no, it’s really young. Just close friends and family.'”

“I didn’t think of anything.”

But before sharing intimate details of personal life around the water cooler (i.e. weddings, which may cost more than $26,000), it’s best to think twice.

“After that, she became quiet and cold, but I thought it was OK, maybe awkward moments, anyway,” Reddit said. “Fast forward a few days later, I got an invitation to a meeting for HR.”

“It turns out that she filed a complaint, calling me ‘exclusive’ and “creating a hostile environment by abandoning people. ”

Well, this is a way to weaponize workplace power.

Although weddings are traditionally sacred rituals, a wedding that a happy couple recently attended by their closest relatives, haters have proposed weird ways to steal the spotlight on someone else’s big day.

Whether it’s a dirty mother, dressed in mature bridal outfits, hoping to surpass the women of the time, or a powerful family member who insists on hitting the newlyweds’ honeymoon, the divine marriage seems to bring the worst among the weird monsters around the world.

Especially those who weren’t even invited to attend Fête.

“I had to attend this HR conference and explained that I didn’t need to invite colleagues I barely knew to my literal wedding,” the bride groaned in her virtual collapse.

“It’s a personal activity, it has nothing to do with who is working or in the office,” she continued.

The HR representative agreed and closed the case promptly.

But her neglected colleagues remain openly offensive.

“Now, she shows a super passive attack at me. Just like a side eye, I rarely dig when I walk by,” the bride said. “It’s still being brought up in these weird sarcastic comments, like ‘Some people are so inclusive these days.'”

“I can’t believe she actually thinks HR can…what made me invite her?” she wondered angrily. “Some people do think they are the main characters.”