A wedding guest is airing their grievances online after a bride and groom changed their wedding plans and "downgraded" their invite "multiple times" ahead of the ceremony — and are now expecting the guest and their partner to arrive at the wedding six hours apart.

In a post on Reddit's "Wedding Shaming" forum, the Cambridge, England-based guest wrote that the ordeal first began when they were invited to the wedding of their partner's cousin. As the guest explained, they were initially told it would be a three-day affair located a six-hour drive away and that "accommodation would be sorted for us at the estate" with "no children" allowed.

As the parents of two kids, the guest and their partner made sure to plan ahead. "Fine, we got that covered over a year ago in anticipation and they gave plenty of notice, so plans could be made. No worries," the guest wrote.

But then, "a few months before" the ceremony on the "official invite," the couple discovered that the bride and groom had "reduced" them from three days to just one — with "no accommodation." While "a bit sad" about it, that wasn't an issue either, as the two guests then planned to instead visit friends in Bristol and book a hotel or Airbnb for the other two days, making "a little break" of their time away from the children.

Last week, however, plans changed yet again.