(2) Father Says “No” to Paying for Daughter’s Destination Wedding — Is He Wrong?

Many users sided with him, calling the expectation unreasonable and pointing out the burden it placed on both him and potential guests. Others raised practical concerns, such as who would pay for travel and accommodations. The father reflected that he may have unintentionally fueled his daughter’s expectations by shielding her from financial struggles growing up.

One popular suggestion offered a compromise: contribute only what he was comfortable paying and allow the daughter to plan within that budget. The situation highlights the difficult balance parents face between generosity and financial responsibility—and leaves many asking what they would do in his place.

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