Bride Sends Bill to Guest Who Missed Wedding, Is That Right? [POLL]

Imagine receiving an invoice for not being able to attend a wedding, it happened to a woman in Minnesota for missing a family member's special day.

The guest, Jessica Baker, had lined up her mom to watch her kids, as they were not allowed at the wedding. Well, something came up for her mom, and she wouldn't be able to watch the kids. Jessica didn't have another option, except missing the wedding.

Then, to her surprise in the mail box one day, an INVOICE to pay for the meal she missed at the wedding. Jessica's reaction, "you've got to be kidding me."

The bill listed the price for 2 meals, plus service charge and taxes. A total of $75.90 due. Oh, and this note as shared with KARE-TV::

This cost reflects the amount paid by the bride and groom for meals that were RSVP'd for, reimbursement and explanation for no show, card, call or text would be appreciated.

The surprised guest didn't know what to do, and posted the bill the Facebook.

Watch the news report reaction from the surprised guest receiving the bill and a wedding expert weighing in on the situation, below.

The bill ended up in the trash. Is it right for the bride to send a bill to a wedding guest who RSVP'd as coming, but ended up missing the event? Vote in our poll below, and feel free to drop a comment.