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Weddings are a tense enough ordeal without family members selfishly stirring up all kinds of ridiculous, and entirely avoidable drama. It sounds like this bride's sister and mother crossed the kind of lines that ultimately warrant they get uninvited from the wedding. Sometimes the boundaries need to be set in a big way, even if it's painful. 

It is not your day, mom. One of the maid of honor's many responsibilities is to ensure that the bridezilla antics are kept to a pleasant minimum. That most definitely includes mom showing up with a white dress, which is exactly what you're not supposed to do on the big wedding day. Never take that shine away from the bride on her big day. 

Someone on AskReddit got a fun and wild thread going about the cringiest things that people have done at weddings. Weddings just seem to bring all kinds of craziness out of people. 

This bride asked the people of Reddit whether or not she was in the wrong for not wanting her friend's dog at the wedding. It would seem like this particularly tough predicament boils down to the fact that they both have disabilities, and it's completely understandable that due to the bride's extenuating circumstances (intense allergies) that she wouldn't want the dog at the wedding. 

This woman asked the people of Reddit whether or not she was in the wrong for threatening to ban her family from the wedding. Sounds like the family was being all kinds of toxic, and they were trashing her fiancé's income. 

Way to go Granny. This is one satisfying case of total, nuclear revenge. Sounds like the fiancé was up to all kinds of no good, and after ghosting a wedding that was years upon years in the making, the woman's sweet grandmother hatched a calculated revenge. Basically, she hid her motives for ultimate destruction behind the sweet old lady facade. Beautiful work, really. 

Some human beings are possessed by such profound levels of entitlement that it throws them onto a different wavelength, altogether. Take this bridezilla, for instance. She's being met with a helpful and understanding enough attitude by her "friend", but proceeds to kind of trash the moment by waving her lazy entitlement all over the place. 

If you're looking for another instance of a bridezilla doing their worst, check out this bridezilla who left a negative and dishonest review of a venue, and then the owner responded.

This bride asked folks on Reddit whether or not she was in the wrong for wanting to ban kids from her wedding. She wanted none of the crying and other kinds of chaos that kids can create in those moments when everyone else is trying to keep some order in the atmosphere. People in the comments section seem to be in agreement that she wasn't being the nicest human being with that particular desire. 

This bride is on one. Seriously. It looks like she's refusing to cancel the wedding in light of the worldwide pandemic that is the Coronavirus. On top of that, she asks guests to take Ubers, so that they can avoid the "quarantine police." Can't make this up. 

So, one bride gets left at the altar, and as a result the bride expects her sister to delay her own wedding that she had planned. Apparently, the parents pile in on the whole thing at one point, and a whole guilt trip is fueled as a result. Should one wedding be delayed like that just because another, totally separate wedding didn't go as planned? People seem to think, absolutely no delay is necessary. They are independent events. 

This bride found herself facing some criticism from people in the comments section after telling her fiancé that he couldn't have his female friend be a "best woman" at their wedding. Sounds like someone is enjoying bossing the other person around. There's that factor, and then the controlling nature of the instant-no too. If the guy identifies this woman as his best friend, shouldn't she be able to be his "best woman" at the wedding? 

This bridezilla came out strong with her request for gifts over $250 from anyone who wanted to attend the wedding. Sounds like the wedding was serving as a convenient way to ask people to empty their pockets; but only if their pockets had over $250 in them. 

This woman asked the people of Reddit whether or not she was in the wrong for cutting up and altering her wedding dress, after discovering that her fiancee cheated on her with a stripper. Apparently the sister was upset because she was banking on being able to use it. Honestly, shouldn't it be the (ex) bride's decision on what happens to the dress? 

We're having a hard time grasping the fact that people like this actually exist. The bridezilla in this particularly pleasant scenario asked the people of Reddit whether or not she was in the wrong for asking her bridesmaid to die her hair/wear a wig to fit in with the wedding's color scheme. The backlash in the comments section was real. Everyone seemed to agree that the bridezilla was really on one with this request. 

This bridezilla is about as petty as it gets! She was so desperate to direct all the attention her way that she ended up being her own worst enemy. Gotta love it when a crappy plan absolutely backfires. 

This is the natural continuation of this entitled bridezilla who cancelled a wedding and kept 30K in gifts. Naturally, the family had more to say about her decision to spend their money on herself, as they all scrambled to ask for their money back. Officially she's rescheduling, but since she made the decision to spend the money, hardly anyone seems to believe her. We've seen entitled morons, but this is incredible. What a world we live in.