The guest list that doubled overnight, the plus-one that was never offered, the bridesmaid who cannot afford the dress, the parents paying who therefore want a say, the child-free rule and the cousin ignoring it. Weddings put every relationship under a deadline and a budget.
Jurors have planned, paid for, stood up in and quietly skipped weddings. They know the difference between tradition and a demand, and they judge the single fight you bring, not the whole event.
How cases are written here: in the first person, plain words: who is getting married, who is paying, what was agreed, what happened and what each person wants. Name the sides by the call ("Cut the list" / "Invite them all"), never "my day" against "entitled".