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Input: I’m on mobile so, blah, blah... 

A bit of background. My aunt, who is like 70ish maybe lives in a different country than all of my family, so because of that, we’re not exactly close. Her husband, who’ve they’ve been married about ~35 years is an asshole and no one in my extended family likes him and the chooses to ignore this fact. She’s not a bad person, but she’s really annoying. Her family is super religious, really judgy and can’t stand when people (my whole family for ex) don’t go to church or have different beliefs than her. She and her husband are the literal definition of a conservative family... at my graduation party, my close friends and family are gonna be drinking and having an overall good time and they’re probably gonna be judging everyone for this... She has been asking me for months the date of my graduation, but i don’t answer her back. Just recently, my mom told me that she started asking her this also, but my mom knows that I don’t want her here, so she just tells her she doesn’t know. My aunt has a habit of unexpectedly coming over so I can’t tell her a date because she might come... 
Also, she always lectures me about god and how he’s the one that saves lives, not me or my colleagues (medical school graduation), so we would i want someone like that on such a special day? 

I’m sorry for grammar mistakes, english is not my native language. 

Tl/dr: annoying aunt and husband want to invite themselves to my graduation and I don’t know how to tell them off. 

not wanting my my aunt and her husband at my graduation