A couple is expressing their disappointment after being informed they will not be paired together in their friends' upcoming wedding. The couple, married for 25 years, was asked to be the "best couple" in the wedding two years ago. However, the event was postponed for a year due to family issues, and now the couple has learned they will walk down the aisle with different partners.

The wife shared her feelings of disrespect and betrayal, stating, "I’m baffled about why the ‘best couple’ wouldn’t be paired together." She expressed her distress over the situation, saying she has cried for days and feels unvalued. The couple is concerned that their friends are not respecting their long-standing relationship.

Despite their objections, the couple was told their concerns would not be accommodated. The wife stated, "I told our friends I’m not comfortable with my husband walking with another woman, and me walking with another man, but I was ignored." This has led her to reconsider attending the wedding altogether, questioning if her feelings are unreasonable.

In response to the couple's concerns, advice was offered suggesting they may be overreacting. The advice noted that the couple has been recognized as a solid pair for many years. It was suggested that the decision to separate them could be based on practical reasons, such as height differences among the wedding party.

The advice concluded by encouraging the couple to participate in the wedding and support their friends, emphasizing that it is only for one day and they would likely be seated together after the ceremony.