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Input: My niece got engaged on Valentines day, she is getting married the end of April. We are very close to their family, closer than any of her other Aunts and Uncles. Her dad is in the military, and we happened to live close to them a couple places where they were stationed, and did a lot of holidays with just our two families.  However, they live far away right now, and the wedding is a several hour plane ride away. I only have 2 personal days at work, and it will use up at least one, and maybe both of them.

But the most important point is that I am not allowed to go to the wedding. She is mormon, I am not any longer. So I will sitting outside while the wedding takes place. I will be able to go to the reception, which will be an open house affair. My husband, who can attend the wedding, is planning on going. I doubt that I will have any time with her at the reception, or before or after the wedding, of course it is her and her husband's day and they will be busy.

My argument is that I don't need to travel 1,500 miles to not attend a wedding. 

not going to my niece's wedding