Commas (a cruel enimy? 🙈)

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Post by Sara Nóbrega Bartolomeu »

Hi all,

I was just wondering if it is clear to all that a comma is missing here.

This is my original sentence:
"Celia joins her father on the stone laying ceremony where she meets Adrian Drewe, Sir Julius' eldest son, with whom she falls in love."

Would you add a comma after the word "ceremony"? If so, what's the logic or reason?

Cheers :)
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