As someone who’s yet to get married, I often peruse subreddits like r/bridezillas and r/weddingshaming to remind myself that weddings, although just a single day, can bring out the WORST in people. Here are just a few screenshots to prove my point:
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This bride who expects their guests to pay up, provide free labor, and adhere to a specific dress code:
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This bride who wants a completely silent ceremony…and reception:
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This bride who lied to her bridesmaid about expenses and then suggested they do a PAYMENT PLAN so she can be in the wedding:
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This newly unemployed bride who threw a fit because her fiancé doesn’t want to get a second job to help pay for the wedding:
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This bride who went on a very entitled tangent about bridesmaids picking their own ceremony dresses:
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This bride who doesn’t think anyone should be allowed to get engaged within months of their wedding date:
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This bride who doesn’t think anyone should be allowed to get engaged within the same YEAR as their wedding date:
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This absolutely awful bride who wants to exclude a friend from her bridal party because of their body type:
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This bride who apparently thinks getting engaged means a free manicure:
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This bride genuinely screwed herself out of $15,000:
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This bride wants to use her uncle’s death as an opportunity to un-invite his widow from the wedding:
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This “influencer” bride who tried to swindle photographers out of thousands of dollars worth of service in exchange for “exposure”:
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This bride who forced their dog to carry and birth a litter of puppies in order to help pay for the wedding:
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This bride who fired their makeup artist for not being married with children, and then had the gall to ask for the (non-refundable) deposit back:
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And finally, this bride who’s actively trying to stop their future step-child from attending their wedding:
Source: https://www.buzzfeed.com/shelbyheinrich/reddit-bridezilla-screenshots
