George Kamel

No, my parents are giving us some money.

How much?

But they also are going to...

They're going to give us about $40,000, and they want to send, they want to throw me a, you know, because they're very traditional, a wedding celebration party.

And I said, okay, but the cap, I said, I really don't want, I would rather that money go towards the house, but they did say, well, we will still send you money towards the house.

Well, I won't say doesn't like it.

I would say the family—and it's really not—his mom is being respectful.

You know, I think the dad and the mom just expected us to be more traditional, to be married by a pastor, to actually have a wedding.

I'm not doing—I did not do a bachelorette party, a bridal party, or an engagement party because— But his dad doesn't care about any of that.

I doubt it.

Yes, and I guess for me, I just, I don't, we are buying a house.

True.

Well, their hangup is that we are not in really, they are not, my parents are handling a lot of the party and there's really no involvement from that side of the family.

And because I'm definitely like, I don't want that's not a, that's not a money thing.

The question I have definitely is how do I communicate?

Like, is there a better way to communicate?

We just think that's a waste of money.

I don't want to go into it, you know.

I think, well, I know that the issue is basically that definitely we are doing this on our own and there has been no type of allowance.

Yes, yes, but we're not doing a rehearsal dinner.