What Happened On A Bridezilla's Wedding?
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I never understood bridezillas. Like, it's suppose to be a joyous day you remember; who would ever go, "Ah, I remember my beautiful wedding where I yelled at my sister 300 times, criticized and was angry at everything, cussed out the catering staff, and lost that bitch ex-best friend because she wouldn't get a wig. Beautiful, wonderful, cherished memories!" Must be people not used to joy.
All that would be repressed into the deepest corners of their minds.
They're so fixated on their perfect day that they ruin it themselves
My tía slapped her bridezilla daughter in law for being absolutely horrible to her, the family and her son the groom. We did not like that woman at all because of how materialistic she was and how semi racists she was. But my cousin liked her so we tolerated her until the day of the wedding and she went absolutely batshit crazy. She would not let the DJ play tejano music which was a big no no, she hated Mexican food so we had 'white people' food and she demanded that the kids stay in a separate room because she hated kids. The incident that led to her getting slapped on the face was when my cousin really wanted to dance with his mother because his father had long passed away and he wanted to show his thanks to his mother for raising him. Bridezilla did not like that and said that only the bride and her father should have a dance. When he tried to say why he wanted to dance with his mom, she called him a complete mama's boy and pushed him out of the way. My tía had enough and gave that girl a well deserved slap. My cousin finally grew a pair and got an annulment. I was 12 years old when it happened and I still chuckled thinking about it. I did ask him a while ago if he ever heard from her and he said that she is married to husband number 3 with 2 kids she rarely sees. My cousin meanwhile married a lovely young lady and is the proud father of a baby girl.
That b Word deserve that slap
She either had a lot of balls or she was just incredibly self-absorbed. Go auntie
He is living his best life and as they say “ petty revenge is living a life well”
Sorry for any spelling mistakes
When I was a teen (so late 1960s - early 1970s), , my dad told me that if I ever got married, he slip me $50 to elope. He never had to spend the money because I turned down the only two proposals I ever got. (Ladies, if you don't teach your daughters that they HAVE to be married in order to be somebody, they won't marry without love just to be married.)
18:28 oh let me tell you about my brother's wedding. Short version is they disguised it as a Holloween party so everyone showed up in costume to see them holding a sign that said "Surprise, it's a wedding, don't hate us". They even managed to hire an officiate who got quite the chuckle out of the whole thing. It was awesome. No one believed that I had sewn my dinosaur costume myself.
Aww, this one's actually so sweet and such a fun idea 😆
BIL did this. We thought they were joking and didn't come. To be fair the wedding was scheduled for a few weeks later and we couldn't get off work on such short notice.
To cheer up mister facts: i went to a wonderful wedding when i was a kid, like 11ish at most. entire thing happened in a park, was pot luck and pagan so. may pole bonfire party into the night kind of thing with maybe 60 people. bride found out she was going to have their first kid the day before, didn't tell the groom until her vows which included ' and to be the best mother i can to our baby' he froze for a minute, like literal blue screen when he realized what she said her ended up on his knees crying tears of absolute joy into her belly. It was also the only time I ever saw a 'cake smash' be cute, he 'squished' cake onto her mouth but most of it ended up on his face after some kissing. Last I heard from them ( this was nearly 30 years ago) they were still very happily married, had a total of 5 kids, 4 grand kids and 'several sheep'
And a comment to say "This is great" because I can only give one like.
Aw, it's so cute!!! ❤❤❤
They sound amazing
How amazing 🥰
I can hear his brain doing the Internet dial-up sound. How sweet is that
I blame the unrealistic expectations that weddings have to be 'perfect' 'fairytale' 'best day of your life.' You can have a nice day but its a celebration for everyone. To celebrate love not vanity.
They can be the best day the people just have to start enjoy them instead of throwing a tantrum over nothing
I partially blame romcoms and fairytales that unrealistically portray the wedding as a happily ever after that'll solve all your problems. Partially also historical expectations that deemed a woman's wedding to be the pinnacle of her life's achievements
It is NOT just the brides special day. It takes TWO to get married, it's the grooms day too. Don't forget that
So true
Hell yes
All these stories are absolutely insane to me. I got married last August. My bridesmaids got to pick their dresses as long as it was the color I chose as well was whatever silver shoes they wanted. I bought them their jewelry. I planned the bachelorette/bachelor trip (we decided to combine it) it was a great time. Also, all pictures were indoors because it’s Texas in August, I’m not a sociopath.
Or suicidal.
Starting your marriage with a secret credit card debt of 60,000? Wow, great job there. Anollment please.
You hear all this true crime about spouses doing crazy shit but then I listen to this and think.. I kinda get it.
My husband and I were married in our livingroom with just a few close friends and family in attendance. Super relaxed environment 😊
So were my mom and my (sadly now late) stepdad. It was really sweet.
You shouldn’t have cheated on your ex
Same. It was great. ☺️
Yet you were still a bridezilla! 😂
Wow, an actual celebration of love and commitment without wasting enough money to buy a house. Good on ya!
Second hand from my uncle, so not sure of the details or if it's actually true. My uncle's friend (UC), a young man like him, attended a wedding with several hundred people that had stupidly niche jobs for almost everyone. There was over 100 people in the choir, way more assistants to the officiant than was necessary, like 10 flower girls each with a "thorn" boy, a dozen each of bridesmaids and groomsmen, and lots of other stuff. UC's job was to wait at the back and open the door to let the bride down the aisle; music would cue him. Well, when the time came, he started pulling open the door when it got kicked open so hard it smacked UC in the face and he got knocked over. Several people were in shock but the bride who was "...as purple as the eggplant she was wearing." wouldn't allow it. The ceremony actually went fairly smooth, until UC noticed something while sitting in the back. Signaling to one of the five photographers, he got her to photograph the fact the groom had a gun against his back. It was a shotgun wedding! That photographer handed the photo over to the groom, which allowed him to get an annulment a week later. That was the end of the story. Might ask my uncle for any more details.
Now that's a helluva story. Thanks for sharing!
I don't think his job was to open the door, his job was to stop the door from damaging the wall.
Is this a real story or all for a pun? Kind of expected it to end with $3.50
I was told it as though it was real.@@COPPERHEAD-nl8oi
I dropped out of my sister's wedding because in addition to a ridiculously large wedding with over the top non sense and her hissy fits, her "groom" was STILL MARRIED! Such absolutely absurd amounts spent on a fake wedding.
This is a whole story alone. 😂
When you want a wedding but not a husband 🤣
When I got married, we specifically told people we didn't want gifts. We did get some as my family and friends are sweet. It was an outdoor short wedding and the weather was perfect. We had finger sandwiches, chips, veggies and a cake. My dress was $50. A nonprofit organization received a bunch of dresses and sold them which the money went to the organization. The biggest cost was my dad's plane ticket. We spent less than $400 on everything and it was so nice. Too bad we didn't work out and divorced, but I remember my wedding fondly.
Hopefully the divorce was amicable.
@Olimar92 it was difficult. He relapsed after a few years and stole money and my belongings so I couldn't pay our bills. The stores allowed him to pay for things with my checks even though his name wasn't on them. I had to press charges to get my money back and he went to prison for that and other things. That was only a part of the issues, as you can imagine
@@dragonfliesnh4204you reminded me of my $20 dress from Claire's 😂 a hundred years ago I was really pretty so it looked gorgeous. I liked how you simply said it didn't work out, and reading your reply I am very proud of you for not talking crap about him, not that he deserves it. My husband went the same way. It's like they are gone and replaced with something evil. It took me years to realize I was grieving his loss on top of all the turbulence. So I get it, and I just want to say I admire you for showing such decency. It's cool to see people show class like that.
@@shitneyb5562 Thank you for your kind words! I love it when I hear of others who didn't pay hundreds of dollars on their dress like that was the most important part of a wedding. Not everyone needs an extravagant wedding to be happy and content.
I understand what it's like to grieve for years! While I didn't grieve long with my ex-husband, I did grieve for a few years when my ex-fiance of 7 years cheated on me. With my ex-husband, I was totally over the whole thing after dealing with him and his addiction for a couple of years, so I had checked out emotionally by that point. No one can fight an addiction for someone else.
My sister's wedding in fall in the mountains, so it was fairly chilly. i was the MOH. We both had strapless dresses. We had pictures taken outdoors. The photographer would position us and we had people in the wings, just outside the lens' view with our coats. They would grav out coats, picture taken, and coats returned, repositioned, repeat. Made for a great, wholesome activity and a very cherished memory.
I personally understand bridezillas these days. If you aren't a bridezilla no one takes you seriously and nothing happens right.
I was the opposite of a bridezilla. I done everything I could to make my wedding affordable. The bridesmaids dresses were literally $20 on Amazon. We didn't have a bachelorette party cause I don't drink and none of them were interested in a spa day which I offered to pay for. I literally expected nothing of them except their presence and the miniscule help I had asked for......they literally ALL blew me off every single time. We had planned to do flowers together and my bridesmaids blew me off every single time. I didn't have a maid of honor because that friend made some bad choices ended up homeless and I allowed her to live with me, she took advantage of me, damn near killed my cat and I ended up ending the friendship 8 months before the wedding.
The literal day before my wedding I didn't have a bouquet, or center pieces or anything ready. My photographer met with me to see the venue the night before and seen what I was going through and she literally took that night to make my flowers for me while I was running around like a chicken with my head cut off. She was also an amazing friend not just my photographer but the photography was also my gift cause she is a professional and wanted to do it......she spent the entire night making sure my wedding turned out.
The one bridesmaid I had planned to ask to be my maid of honor, blew me off every time I had planned to ask her. She literally planned a girl's day with me as a gift and then blew me off. DURING my wedding, she fucking had the audacity to look at me and ask why she wasn't the maid of honor........ummm well you could've been if you gave me the time of day anytime in the last 6 months.
Wild.
Y'all can look ad bridezillas however you want but I officially understand them. Maybe not all their actions. But I fucking get it.
That sucks, I’m really sorry. I hope you still had an enjoyable enough wedding. I hope you found some better friends too cuz those old friends all sound like they suck.
This actually happened to me when I was maybe around 12 to 11 years old
So my dad's oldest niece ( his sister daughter ) was getting married now my dad's sister's family is orthodox and well. Men and women are supposed to sit separately from each other even if they have some form of disability. Me well I'm on the autism spectrum and at the time at the age I was at I might have had bad separation anxiety from my mom and well just say when the after party happens my now merry cousin was being a total bridezilla she wouldn't let her youngest cousins near their moms. Her husband kept insisting that the kids were okay and everything well. I wasn't. I was having a clear separation attack and I wanted to be with my mom to feel comfortable because I wasn't comfortable there. I just wanted to be with my mom. Well as soon as I had a meltdown on the guy side of the party they just started giving me the dirty look. Now I wasn't happy being targeted and well. It made me feel more unwanted. Eventually my cousin caved and let me be with my mom for a bit. She didn't look happy but she was My cousin and she had no choice but to be that tripped her nephews ( her brother's kids) which started a chain reaction which made her really upset with me. After what happened that day I do not like being near her or talk to her to me. She was just a person who possibly gave me horrible separation anxiety and if I ever get married I would rub it in her face because I am bisexual and I'm hoping to piss off that side of the family and get married to a guy and won't let kids be separated ( I'm not orthodox ) oh and make it family friendly
"My Bridesmaids ruined my wedding" no what ruined it was trying to have outdoor photos in dresses when it's 10degrees. And with how it was the North East, the wind chill was going to make it worse.
Yeah, I wouldn't be out there getting frostbite for anyone. Forget that nonsense.
I would've loved to see a fuzzy wedding.
Some bridezillas are either stressed out (redeemable), have some personal issues that they refuse to resolve WAAAAAAY before the wedding, or are mentally unstable brought out by the wedding stress. The first one is understandable, but the last two show you who they really are without their mask.
I have a bestie that the SIL planned the hen-do. It was at an expensive ass place and my twin and I ordered lamb. You could tell it was prolly cooked first cuz it was ice cold and a bit congealed. It didn’t help that the lamb was little bits of rib that totally wasn’t worth the money, with tiny bits of greens and a tablespoon of mashed potato. We ended up going home and having a second dinner after.
My sister and her husband married in a field under a tree, by a small pond, beside a small church in rural Butler County, Missouri. She wore clean cutoff jeans and a striped shirt, he wore clean jeans and a polo shirt. The only other folks in attendance were my mother and me, the pastor, and the pastor's daughter. Short, cheap, and pleasant. No drama or tears or fights or broken bank accounts. Their ten-year anniversary will be this April.
If I had a friend that ever had a wedding near my birthday and said I couldn't do anything, I'd show up to the wedding being all like "Hey, it's my birthday! It's my birthday! It was my birthday recently/will be my birthday soon and bride/groomzilla over here said I couldn't do anything just because they scheduled their wedding for the same week as the celebration of my birth!"
This is we decided for the courthouse wedding, wedding is a waste of money. Especially the wedding dress. Then they wonder why they’re broke just starting off in a marriage. On top of that the divorce part costs a hell of a lot more.. 😅
My husband and I are second time arounders for marriage and we had a great wedding. We just wanted a smaller wedding - invited family and about 10 friends which brought it up to 50. We were searching for a place to have it and the next town over from us had a restaurant with a jazz club as part of it.. The Jazz club was perfect. It looked like a 1940s club - huge bar, table seating for 65 , a small stage and a smoking room complete with leather chairs and big ashtrays (this was in 2002) . We found a wonderful justice of the peace - older woman who was a spitfire! We had a buffet dinner and an open bar. A friend made by wedding cake and it was lovely. I did buy flowers and boutineires for us and the witnesses. We like to laugh and say it was one of the only weddings we went to where no one was whispering that this would never last! 22 years and counting.
Here's a tip: If planning your wedding has you so stressed out that you're alienating everyone around you, you're doing it wrong. Scale it back to something reasonable and stop acting like you're getting crowned queen of the universe.
Every time my sister made some kind of unreasonable demand of me, like cutting off over a foot of my hair, or spending hundreds of dollars on a dress and shoes when I was a broke college student, I would just outright tell her no. She eventually physically assaulted me when I called her a spoiled brat for placing all these ridiculous demands upon people. I told her she could happily kick me out of the wedding if she wanted because I had no desire to be in it in the first place but regardless I wasn't putting up with her bs. I was still in it to please our parents but she didn't get her way. And, shocker, NO ONE thought twice about my hair or the price of my shoes. She just wanted reasons to be a controlling brat. Side note she's a spoiled, controlling brat in general so this wasn't just due to her wedding. But it did increase our parents pressuring me to give in to her absurdity. Lol, nope!
I was in a wedding where the Maid Of Honor was the Zillia. Maid Of Honorzilla. We'll just call her MOH. Anyway, there were several bridesmaids, me included. Another bridesmaid's mother was dying from cancer. As it happened, she passed a few days before the wedding. Her funeral was in fact held on a Friday at the same church that was holding the wedding the very next day. The Bride told this young woman who lost her mother that if she wanted to backout of the wedding, it was fine. Last minute or not, the Bride understood. The MOH pitched a fit. Said the girl who had lost her mother had made a commitment and needed to suck it up. I was horrified. The girl who lost her mom did in fact remain in the wedding party, she stayed for pictures and stayed for about half an hour into the reception before telling me and another person she was reaching her limit and needed to go. We hugged her and told her we would check in later. The MOH was pissed when she found out the poor, grieving girl had left. The Bride told her to chill out.
There are a lot of Bridezilla's in these stories, but there are a lot more stupid people in them because they didn't say NO, I am not going to do that and I will NOT be in your wedding anymore.
A friend had a big fancy wedding, and it ended up costing us bridesmaids (broke kids fresh out of college) thousands of dollars between expenses and all the work we had to miss. The bride was all right, but her mom was a mother-of-the-bride-Zilla who planned everything and kept us all walking on eggshells. I vowed to never put my friends through something like that. When I got married a couple years later, hubby-to-be and I went on a cross-country road trip to Las Vegas and got married in a drive-thru. Elvis officiated. When we got back, we threw a big potluck picnic in the park for a reception. No one had to dress up, no one had to make travel arrangements. Just comfortable clothes and BBQ. No regrets.
I'm sorry, I don't understand why people put up with this crap. "I'm broke" is not negotiable. And I'm damn sure not changing the way I look or do things I'm not comfortable doing just because you think getting married gives you the right to be a crazy dictator.
I thought my daughter was a little bridezillaish. I guess not. She had 8 bridesmaids and the flower girl dresses (I made and paid for flower girl dresses) were the “inspiration “ print. She assigned each a color from that print that flattered each individual. That was it for requirements. The most expensive dress bought was $80 spent by my now DIL and I’ve seen her wear it many times. Bachelorette party was at a local drag show and they had a great time. I subsidized the shower. Each girl provided something for the lunch. Most homemade. ❤ All still good friends. 😊
My parents got married at our local pub. They have a beer garden on one side and on the other side is small area with a little lawn, and some trees surrounded by blue stone (it sounds very sad I know but I promise it’s pretty nice) and that’s where they were officiated. We couldn’t have many people because of COVID restrictions, this was in like 2021. It wasn’t anything huge it was just my parent, me and my brother and some friends. They got all the legal things out of the way and we went into the pub for a nice dinner.
I think I would just say no to any wedding like these. Destination weddings and all those pushy costs repel me. Maybe they're a way to know who's got enough bucks to be your friend? I prefer my college friend's wedding. Each bridesmaid got a big length of blue taffeta and two pattern pieces: a shell and a floor-length dirndl skirt. Couldn't have been easier to make (no sleeves to ^>
My friend put herself under a lot of pressure to have a great wedding so it brought out her worst side. Me and a few other bridesmaids flew across the country to attend, so we all put in for a rental car together. Well being one of the few that had a car with us, the bride volun-told us to drive her parents to and from the events. She also had a lot of little errands left to run before the wedding, so we offered to help, thinking everyone would help get things accomplished. Nope, just me and one or two other bridesmaids driving around using our own money to buy things for her wedding. She also told me the night before that I'd be doing her hair and makeup, by showing me pictures and asking if I could replicate them. I'm by no means a professional at that stuff. I put centerpieces together, helped in and out of her dress, helped her go to the bathroom in her dress, all while getting yelled at.
Knowing how stressful weddings are, I could forgive all of that because it's not like we'd go through this shit show again. But after the wedding, I thought we would hang out a bit considering we lived on opposite sides of the country and this was the first time we'd seen each other in years. But no. She invited me to dinner with some other wedding goers as an afterthought and then left me at the restaurant with their leftovers to go do an activity together. I get she had a lot of people to see, I'd just hoped I'd be one of them. I called my husband crying the night before I flew back home, thinking our friendship was over. Thankfully when she came back, she came to my room at the hotel and we watched some movies together and joked like old times. Plus she did end up paying me back for all I bought for the wedding. Certainly doesn't excuse what she did, but knowing I won't ever have to deal with her in that sort of scenario again, I'm willing to overlook it.
Hearing these makes me feel better about my sister's wedding. She knows her bachelorette party would be an anxiety inducing nightmare and told me that I didn't have to go.
For my wedding, I said everything was going to be perfect. The reason it would be perfect, was because anything that would happen, I would define as perfect. It was a beautiful day, and we just celebrated our 15 year anniversary last November 😊
I must be tired because I read the title as Brazil weddings.
That would be an interesting video
Dont expect a rain of bundas or something
I love how people complain that their Bridezilla forced them to do anything; she doesn't have a gun to your head!! If it's too expensive and her demands are unreasonable, just tell her 'NO.' Opt out. Bloody hell, people are so dumb.
Since when are bridal showers done in a hotel room. Is the bride confusing her bachelorette party
There are three things needed for a great wedding, the rest is just minor details NO ONE but the bride cares about: good food, a fun venue, and a good DJ or band. That’s it. You nail those three things and people will enjoy the wedding. No one cares if the flowers match your theme or if the lighting is perfect. No one cares if the bridesmaids have tattoos or a Mohawk. NONE OF THAT SHIT MATTERS. Just good place, good music, and good food.
Me & my hubby just did a wedding in our favorite mmo game (FFXIV) with just a few friends attending & just bought the marriage certificate. Absolutely best wedding because it wasn't stressful.
Many forget that the wedding is an event, that the marriage is what is important.
I’ve been in 2 weddings in my life and both times the bride helped to pay for my dress because I was a broke graduate student. I was also the most overweight person in the weddings and wear glasses. They didn’t care what I looked like, they just wanted me there. Plus since I was broke they both told me of inexpensive gifts I could get for their wedding gift. They deliberately didn’t put them on their registry so that no one else would buy them. My friends are awesome ❤.
A friend of mine is still upset with me and other friends, who couldn’t attend her wedding just as guests because of the global pandemic. (Rethinking the word friend)
I will say, if a bridesmaid is posting on FB about how much everything costs, it sounds like they are complaining about everything and not making it fun for the bride. And if you have issues with costs you should take it up with the bride, not bitch on social media like a teenager. I'd like to hear the other side of that story
God Bless to the lady that passed. 🙏 ❤️.
I get married in just over two months - I wouldn’t dream of pulling any of these stunts. All I care about is that people turn up and have an amazing day with us. I don’t want gifts, I’ve made sure everyone is okay with the costs of the hen party, we’ve paid for a couple of the cottages reserved for us so the cost split between family is cheaper. I would be disappointed to hear if someone was feeling put out to have to attend.
I’m currently stressing over making the table decorations by myself 😅
Of the first one has me fuming…. What!?
I love the Shieldmaiden bit.
I have a family member who is a brisezilla 24 7. Day of her wedding she wanted everyone to drive to this gas stattion middle of no where which was a 3hr drive for me and wifey. They wanted everyone to pack into vans which were 2hrs late and we not drive ourselves. Fyi, im astrange to my family. they hate my wife because not everyone is accepting is same sex marriage. Well, the bride and brother got there and told everyone to get in the vans but not my wife and said she could just stay and watch the cars. I said im out. Im only doing this to be the bigger person. She of course threw a fit and to this day said i ruined her wedding even though i was a guest. Her wedding was 5hrs longs where ever they went. She wanted my wife to just sit in the middle of no where and wait til i got back. There was no cell phone signals out there and she couldnt drive because she was still recovering from a major surgery weeks prior. And yhey wonder why i only show my face at funerals and nothing else. Thats another nutshell we dont need to get into.
The two most recent weddings I went to was my sister's (who I walked fown the aisle), and my brother in law. They were both awesome. Sis talked others out of making me dance cuz I hate crowds, and my BIL's new bride threw an after wedding brunch for everyone in her home afterward. Got two more to visit in a couple months. Fingers crossed
I made it all the way to the end and so glad I did 🤣 No wedding stories from me though
It’s sad that people treat weddings like a way to show off. Everything must be aesthetically beautiful, everyone must look a certain way, and you feel the need to ruin your relationships over one party that lasts a few hours
Things may have changed somewhat due to the influence of American culture on TV and in films, but in the UK it is the bride and groom that pay for bridesmaids' dresses, shoes etc. Also, no bridal showers and a simple stag or hen night for groom and bride respectively, which usually meant visiting pubs, night clubs etc on a particular night. As for wedding planners, no, we do it ourselves, though, again, that may have changed nowadays.
I rarely get invited to weddings, rarely attend the ones I do get invited to, and have never been invited to be in a bridal party, not even for my sisters and cousins. Turns out I'm not missing out. Still stings but meh. They're not invited to my party, either lol
Just remember to remind bridezillas that they really don't have any authority 😂
Reading these make me really glad we eloped,...49 years ago come August.
I have a story.
An ex co-worker of mine is getting married. And she asked me to be part of the wedding. I was fine with that. Everything that seemed to be going well. A couple months ago, but she could never pick out the dress that she felt comfortable for all of us wearing. It was gonna be a hot july Wedding and she wanted us to wear long sleeves and address up to Our next But then she kept changing her mind every five minutes with a dress and she told us we all had to pick a color it was a Rainbow themed wedding She didn't give me enough time to pick out my color so I got stuck with green. I'm fine with that as long as it looks nice. But then she told me. I couldn't wear that green and then I had to use her make up stylistand hers of everything but then she couldn't decide on the style of dress that she liked so instead of going through all this stress because I also have my brother's wedding coming up. I just decided to cut myself out of that wedding. There was a lot more to it. It just that was Jist of it.
Well, their wedding hasn’t happened yet but a former friend who couldn’t understand how autism works constantly cheated on her fiancé every time he had to go on a work trip (archeologist), mismanaged her money to the point she prioritized the beach house rental trip we did over paying rent, and wanted custom scroll shaped invitations with initial wax seals but didn’t want to pay the price that she was quoted which was honestly quite cheap as far as custom wedding invites go..
Oh, and she fully expects them to live with her family that also aren’t smart with money meaning her fiancé will be the one paying bills. But he’s the one who took her back after the first cheating incident so…
I have a just married picture taken in the town ,right above my head in big upper case red letters are the words
USED BARGAINS 😂😂
Had to laugh at the entitlement...... when we were trying the dresses, my bridesmaids all decided they wanted green dresses instead of burgundy. I figured they had to wear it, not me. It turned out lovely and everyone was happy (It was a Christmas 🎄 wedding)
Oh, and my dress cost $25 at sample sale, looked like an antique gown, and was very much admired, we did our own flowers 🌹, and everyone had a good time!
Of course everyone wants the perfect wedding. But what is it that makes it perfect? A nice dress, good food and your friends and family should be a priority, right? You spend the day with people you love, marrying the person you love and having a party to celebrate love. Who cares if the flowers are perfect? If the hair or weight of someone ruins the “aesthetic”? If the makeup costs hundreds of dollars? That’s stuff nobody is going to think about ten years from now.
The only thing I really want is a nice dress for my wedding. I said we can do a backyard barbecue for all I care I just want a nice dress something small and simple and hopefully stress free as we can get it
apparently first bridezilla doesn't work or has a job with flexible hours.
Story 6 there is something fishy here. No red flags from the bride until after the wedding, then when they had a go at bridesmaid, they mentioned that she had posted about wedding expenses on Facebook… which seems like a weird and sus thing to do? Seems to me like bridesmaid was whinging on Facebook about the wedding and that’s why she was told off?
I am keeping the term "sheild maiden"
The one with the blue haired daughter. Why do I feel like the bride was fine with the blue hair but the groom made a comment about it and that’s why she changed her mind?
I know this is completely unrelated but anyone know what games on screen? Looks kinda cool
I want to hear Gay Bridezilla wedding stories!
How do I return your gift for store credit 😹
LOL. She still showed up to the wedding and even brought a gift and called it a walkout ...yeahhhh...no. some people just don't have a backbone. She should have taken a stand where it mattered instead of Fading Into the background. Really is pathetic
24:50 can we hear what your mother said after everything?
To me the first story feels a lot different than the other Bridezella stories. The bridezella was already an awful person, but with the added detail of having a controlling husband, wonder how much of her behavior toward her friend was due to her new spouse? It wouldn't justify her actions but it would explain it. Also, with how awful the friend's situation was, would the bride's support have changed the outcome? I want to think it could have or it doesn't matter, but maybe what happened to the friend was ultimately due to how useless the healthcare system is for saving cancer patients sometimes.
Honestly don't get why people get so crazy with these stupid events.... Dude you are spouse to live your dreams while celebrate the love with your spouse, stop annoying others not because it's a day for you you are entitled to whatever crap... Nope....
This is TH-cam, dude. we know what an mlm is.
Alor of folk might think it's "men loving men"
I prefer men loving men over what it really means.
@@Unnecessary_Potato IT could, many abriasions are shared . . . .
How wedding is such a big deal for peoples I will never understand. Especially in my country, cause it isn't needed anymore. You got the exact same rights and priviledges when you live together for more than 2 years I believe it is, as you do as being married. So there is literally 0 reason to get married if you live here, you don't get any extra, you don't get anything you already have. You just spend money on a party. If that's the case, why not just spend money on a regular party???
Call me mean but in s1 I wouldn't have wrote the bride until after the viewing the funeral. Not given her a chance to mess up either with her blatant theatrics
Who marries these people? Do they change personality when they are proposed? The marriages that I attended were catholic and each groom and bride need to have a godmother and a godfather has witnesses( and they might help with the cost of the wedding dress if they can). In my country there are no bridesmaids ( live in Portugal, the most western country in Europe). Many grooms here prepare everything with their bride, they don’t need anyone. Most of them pay for their wedding too. Some need parents financial help, but many couples prefer to live together until they have money for a wedding. Never seen anything like this. That’s why I’m asking. Because they sound narcissistic. Also if people want to get married why the bridesmaids have to pay so much money.
Is this a reupload? I can't find the old one, so maybe?
Pre wedding bride is chill but next thing where the zoo wasn't allowed to do the hair and they "Noted down expenses I had posted"
Ya that screamed Op was pusy Guestzilla who tried to get the hair done her way then b*** online about the cost of going as revenge.
Story 2: I'm sorry, if this person went along with the $25,000 Vegas bridal shower (who does a destination bridal shower???), they are just as f'ed up as the bride. And to demand OP dye their hair THE DAY OF, at their own expense? I'd have walked out at the $3,750 demand, but the dye job is definitely too far. And I do color my hair, but I would NEVER do it at someone else's insistence. This bride has an ego bigger than the sun.
My best Friends bacholerette Trip IS the Weekend after my Birthday, since I can Not effort traveling often, WE Chose to combined those Things, I visit my Patents for my Birthday, in a Trip they pay, then get into a Car with my two girls and WE have a nice 2 days togeather. I would BE compleatly fine to ignore my Birthday compleatly, I am Not that into IT anyways, but the closeness was the only way I would make IT to both occasions . . . .they where both fuck making IT all about the Bruder, WE Just celebrate both!
Bridal showers are supposed to be a surprise, not planned by the bride. 🙄
What is a briddzilla?
How many times is this channel going to repost the same videos?
People need to stop accommodating these entitled, spoiled brides.
2nd comment 🤙
SO MANY DAMN ADS
Repeat video