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Input: I'll try my best to make the situation as understandable as possible.

Basically, my fiance and I just started looking at reception venues for our wedding that'll be next year. We procrastinated a bit up until this point but what we saw was what we liked. The first place we looked at (which I'll call venue A) was a nice/cozy community building, that had a big open space, a clean slate for us to decorate as elegantly as we want (as long as we clean it all up obviously) and was within our price range. I practically fell in love with the place as soon as I walked in. We told the venue owner we would continue looking around but will give them a yes or no answer by next week (which happens to be today.)

Due to our schedules and the holidays, we never got to visit any other venues, but I have been looking at pictures of other places online and calling to get info like prices and room capacity. Nothing just hasnt seemed as good as venue A.

Heres where mom comes in.

She is INSISTENT that I'm making the wrong decision choosing venue A. She claims it will be a massive inconvenience for us and our guests because it's a 30 minute drive from our ceremony site (which I dont see as a problem. I'd rather have a beautiful site far away than an average one close by.) Which brings me to her next point. I should be going with venue B, this incredibly rustic-themed train depot that's only 10 minutes away, but holds less people and is slightly more expensive (which she isnt paying for.)

I told her we like what we found, and unless she wants to pay for it we're sticking with venue A. She offered to pay the difference between the two but that still leaves me paying 80% of the price for a venue we dont like. I told her she can reserve venue B for her own wedding if she likes it so much... you can imagine things got heated after that point.

Now shes slamming doors behind her because I "dont want her opinion" and "I can take my MIL dress shopping with me since I won't listen to her." I'm honestly scared to include my mom in wedding plans for the next year because I'm afraid she'll keep acting this pushy and crazy. AITA? Is she actually crazy or am I being stubborn about what my fiance and I want?

not letting my mom pick the venue we use for our wedding reception