Tisha B'AV

Our nephew is getting married the Sunday before Tisha B’Av. Even though one is not supposed to get married then, they are non-observant Jews who don’t know better. My nephews and nieces are mostly intermarried and I have been at odds all these years with my siblings for not attending any of their children's weddings. This is the first biological nephew or niece of mine who is marrying a Jew, and I have long promised that if any of them would marry a Jew, I would attend. I really do need to attend in order to keep my promise and maintain harmony with my siblings, even though it is a 9-days violation. What would you suggest I do when at the wedding?

Shalom aleichem Rabbi Lauffer. Thank you for answering my last question. Do any poskim permit one to recite the parshas haman on Tisha b’Av if one says it daily during the rest of the year? Thanks a lot.

Can one have a funeral on Tisha B'Av?

I have a chavrusa who isn't frum, but I'd like to share with him sites he can see on Sunday with shiurim on Tisha B'Av. Can you suggest some programs I can recommend?

According to those poskim who allow learning Torah on shabbos erev tisha b’av even after chatzos, would they allow learning torah even after sunset, or would this be forbidden even according to them because tisha b’av begins at sunset.

I take medicine and insulin that is essential. I have always fasted on Tisha B'Av. but this year my health changed and I now take more medicine. How do I handle this fast now? Thanks!