Why is this so emotional? Love is in the air in this wholesome video of a bride surprising a truly mystified husband as she rocks out, drumming "Carol of the Bells." Suffice to say, it's quite the loving performance.
This bridezilla just soared to the top of delusional and terribly toxic individuals that we've seen involved in weddings. Yikes. Apparently the bride was worried about the bridesmaid in this scenario, ruining her wedding day because of her chemotherapy, and hair loss. You've got to be kidding me.
This sounds like such a comically dramatic situation with the bride having a full-fledged meltdown that it's kind of hard to believe it's real life. Especially cause it sounds like the dude was kind of incepted with the idea from her before he followed through on it. But hey, some things are better left as just ideas. There's a time and place for everything. Was he in the wrong for the Borat impression, or is everyone just kind of acting out of line here? You be the judge. For some more juicy wedding drama, check out the most entitled bridezillas of 2020.
Gotta love how this bride says she doesn't want to be "that bride" and then proceeds to be exactly that bride. Weddings seem to have that uncanny knack for bringing out people's inner toxic perfectionist. Sometimes people like this bride can get so caught up in trying to make sure everything fits their vision for the perfect day, that they end up being way more insensitive than they'd ever normally be. We've got to hope that's the case for this bride. Check out some more wedding drama with this bridezilla Karen who ended up looking like a pauper at her own wedding.
The feedback on whether or not it was reasonable for this bride to complain on Facebook about her wedding gift, seems to be pretty split up. Some folks feel like there were countless other more meaningful, even cheaper gifts that the bride's friend could've given her on her big day. Others feel like this was a gross display of indifference to a friend's momentous occasion. You be the judge.
Wow, it's not every day you come across a bridezilla case involving a request right out of left field to have turtles with lit candles on their backs at the wedding reception. I can appreciate the creativity, but that's about it. The turtles definitely wouldn't be stoked about having to lug around lit candles on their backs.
This bride decided to consult the people of Reddit on whether or not she was in the wrong for threatening to un-invite her dad's girlfriend from the wedding if she wore an off-white wedding dress. The collective opinion would seem to be that the bride was not in the wrong at all. The only person that should be rocking the white dress at the wedding is the bride.
Weddings are a time ripe for all kinds of unanticipated dramatics. It could be the emotional buildup that goes into a potentially life-defining moment. It could be the delusional requests put forth by perfectionists that haven't realized that nothing in life ends up being perfect. It could be bringing together all kinds of characters that would otherwise be well advised to steer clear of each other in any other situation. Who knows? These stories from bridesmaids about the most unreasonable demands that they ever received from brides are in a whole another level of their own.
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.
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.
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.
