This bosom friend, "How to deal with children whose parents are divorced when they get married", is really difficult and tricky. But no matter how difficult things are, they can be solved and cannot be bypassed. Although the parents divorced, the parent-child relationship could not be dissolved. At present, there are many situations you mentioned, and the solutions are different. One is that at the children's wedding, including the wedding banquet, the biological parents are present as the main body of the wedding, and the stepfather and stepmother do not attend. After the wedding reception, they went home separately. Because of their children as a link, although parents are embarrassed to meet, there is always a circus in front of many relatives and friends. The second is tourism marriage. After my trip, I will go to my parents' house in turn to recognize my relatives. Of course, I can celebrate with wine. Third, the parents of both sides reached an agreement (especially the stepmother), each took a step back, took the current son's marriage as the overall situation, put their differences behind them, and made the wedding ceremony and wedding banquet full of excitement. Some of them want to communicate with the host and ask him to make appropriate arrangements. People have seen the world and experienced everything, and they must be satisfied with what they have done. Thank you for making such a pertinent suggestion. You have considered all three options. I add a statement that I was the last one to preside over this piece. Because we are in the countryside, we may not have that kind of grand ceremony. This bosom friend, marriage is a big deal, communication is very important. Both father and stepmother, mother, uncle and aunt should listen to their opinions and suggestions. If we put our heads together, we will certainly achieve a satisfactory result and make the marriage decent, beautiful and unique. I wish you a happy marriage and family! If your parents are divorced, you can also invite your parents to attend the wedding reception. Their marital status does not affect your wedding reception. As long as it is negotiated in advance.