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Weddings are stressful to plan; you want everything to be perfect for your special day. After all, you (hopefully) only have one wedding and you want to get it right! But sometimes the stress can get the better of the bride-to-be which can make them a little, or very unreasonable. One bride who insisted one of her guests cover up her tattoos and dye her hair (at a great expense) because her look "clashed" with the aesthetic of the wedding has been shamed in a bridezilla-shaming Facebook group by the guest. Check out her unreasonable request below, as well as how Facebook users jumped to the guest's defense. 

Planning a wedding is hectic enough as is. Some family members are more outspoken than others and think they have a right to say what goes on at the wedding, even though it should generally be up to the bride and groom. Introducing the family member in question on this Reddit "Am I The Asshole" thread: the groom's mother. The groom is refusing to invite the sleazy alcoholic uncle that stole money from his family and has barely been an uncle to him, but the mother won't have it. She's threatening not to come to the wedding, provide them with money for the wedding (which isn't fazing them), and not to talk to them after the wedding. To me, it's pretty clear who the a**hole is here, but what do you guys think? Let us know in the comments. 

Having a wedding is a big deal. The families throwing it often put a lot of time, effort, and money into planning a seamless event for the guests to enjoy. That being said, do the guests really owe the bride and groom anything more than their attendance? Sure, it is common to have a wedding registry, but should it be conditional?

Sometimes after so much planning and stressing, it's almost inevitable that someone will lose their mind. This is what appears to have happened to this 'Bridezilla' who insisted on her guest buying her items such as designer bags, expensive makeup, basically, anything totaling up to (but no less than) 400$.

Someone shared her list of expectations on Reddit, and not surprisingly, people sure did not approve.

Bachelorette parties are the best part of the wedding season, in my humble opinion. It's the one night you can celebrate your friendship with the bride and all the crazy sh*t you've been through together before she officially ties the know and becomes half of an old, boring married couple. She's probably getting married to some dude who has a premature dad bod, and while I'm sure he's a great guy, it still definitely calls for one last hurrah with the ladies. All the intense drinking, partying, and canoodling with Magic Mike strippers have essentially become a rite of passage in American coming-of-marriage-age.  It's no wonder that bridesmaids go all out for this one party. The women of Twitter are oh, so ready to rage at their friend's bachelorette parties, whether or not their friends are single or not. Scroll down for the best bachelorette party tweets of this week. 

There are so many stereotypes about mothers-in-law and their relationships with their children's spouses. Often they don't approve, but that is to be expected. They believe their kids are the best in the world, so who could measure up? Constant disapproval will be a nuisance to anyone, but what is even more toxic is when a mother-in-law completely disregards boundaries. Many will just see them as mere suggestions and choose to go out of their way to interfere in every situation. Sound familiar?

MIL's are just one of the many joys of married life.

Your weddingday is meant to be one of the most memorable and important days of your life. It's the day you commit to your life partner in front of all your loved ones, promising to stick by them no matter what, even through the tough times. Having an excellent photographer to capture your special day is key to ensuring the memories stay alive forever. However, by looking at these pictures, it's clear this isn't much of a priority for some couples. Whether they capture how cringythe wedding aesthetic was or how awkward the bride and groom were, they are too bad for words. But, they're bound to give you a laugh and hopefully feel better about your wedding pictures, or at least inspire you to pick a great photographer if you haven't got married yet.

Weddings are truly joyous occasions, but they are also notorious for being drama-prone events. Of course, everyone wants their wedding to go smoothly, without a hitch, and to be a day they remember for all the right reasons. But when emotions, budgets, and alcohol consumption is high, bridezillas and groomzillas (is that a thing?) come out to play. When that happens, you can almost guarantee there will be drama and tears, leaving the guests remembering the wedding for all the wrong reasons. Redditors revealed the cringiest things they ever saw a bride and groom do for their wedding, and by the sounds of it, the divorce bells will be ringing louder than the wedding ones.

Most brides look breathtaking whatever their dress choice (except the few like these, who get it wrong). But sometimes, life throws curveballs at you, and you have to roll with the punches. Some brides aren't always able to wear their dream dress for various reasons, especially in the current COVID climate, where no one knows what the hell is going on. Planning a wedding nowadays is difficult for everyone, and one couple decided they didn't want to wait until they could have their dream wedding and wanted to start trying for a baby first instead. They got pregnant straight away and immediately started planning their wedding, which would occur when the bride was 30 weeks pregnant. No biggie, because, as most open-minded people would agree, a pregnant bride is a glowing bride, and a glowing bride is a happy bride.  But not according to this woman's fiance, who posted on Reddit's Am I The Ahole, claiming that he thinks her choice of tight-fitting wedding dress is trashy, and "flaunting her pregnancy while we're getting married would be a bad look". Shockingly, she didn't take well to her fiance essentially shaming her for being pregnant at their wedding—a process in which he was clearly a willing participant. Redditers jumped to her defense, calling him out to be the massive ahole that he is.

There is a special place in hell for Bridezillas. Sure, it's your wedding day, and you want everything to be perfect. But that doesn't justify acting like the devil reincarnated, which some brides would do good to remember. From throwing tantrums when they don't get their way to insisting the bridal party spends obscene amounts of money on the bachelorette and bridesmaid dresses, there's something about wedding prep that brings out the worst in some people. When you're stressed, they say that you take it out on the people closest to you, which, when it comes to weddings, usually means the bridesmaids. Here are some shocking tales of Bridezilla weddings that bridesmaids were involved in, proving that Bridezillas are next-level crazy.

Everyone loves a good wedding for the obvious reasons; love, open bar, and cake. But one thing that everyone secretly loves more at a wedding is some drama. And no one has access to the behind-the-scenes wedding dramas more than the staff who work the weddings. These wedding planners, photographers, and bar staff share the crazy things they witnessed at weddings when they realized the marriage was doomed from the start.

Reddit's Am I the A- hole is a place full of real, well... a**holes. But it's especially full of men who hold archaic, misogynistic views of the world and who deserve naming and shaming. Take this guy, for example, who asked his fiance not to wear a white wedding dress because she was no longer a virgin. Oh, and it was essentially only to please his "traditional" family. Unsurprisingly, she is having second thoughts about marrying this gem of a man, and he doesn't understand why. Redditers jumped to her defense, calling out his glaringly obvious red flags, such as the unhealthy boundaries between him and his family and the fact that their age gap of ten years creates some child-bride like dynamics. This poor girl needs to RUN, and fast, from this slut-shaming energy. Honestly, some people...

Being a bridesmaid is a big honor. Wearing a hideous bridesmaid dress is not. These ugly vintage bridesmaid dresses prove two things: that these brides have awful taste, and I feel sorry for the poor bridesmaids who had to wear these monstrosities.

Everyone loves a good wedding. A day full of romance, happiness, and celebration, watching two people celebrate their love is a beautiful thing. But let's be honest; no good wedding is complete without a little bit of drama. Whether it's a bridezilla, a nightmare mother-in-law, or drunk guests, they make for great stories. People on Reddit shared some of the worst weddings they've ever been to, and some of these anecdotes are real gold dust!

Your wedding day is one of the most important days of your life, which means that your wedding dress is one of the most significant pieces of clothing you'll ever wear. Most brides go down the traditional route of spending a lot of money on a white dress, but some like to do things a little differently. These women decided to sew their wedding dresses themselves, creating their dream designs at a dream price! Not only are the pieces creative, but they are one of a kind. It must feel great knowing that you've created your own wedding dress and can proudly walk down the aisle in your show stopper.

Ah, wedding season. You've made it to yet another day celebrating the union of two hotties with mediocre personalities adorable lovebirds, and you're feeling good as hell. If you're a bridesmaid, you put your blood, sweat, tears, and savings into the bridesmaid dress, keeping the bride happy, and planning the bachelorette party and the bridal shower. Now, you finally have room to breathe, and you're ready to have a fucking ball. If you're just a mere guest, you still spent a substantial amount of money on the wedding gift, and you want to ensure you get back on your investment through gorgeous groomsmen and an open bar. Besides, love is in the air today, right? Everyone deserves in on some of that action.

Yep, love is in the air for the groom and bride… just maybe not for you. Guys at weddings may look fire on the surface, but you'll soon discover that they're fire alright - total dumpster fires. Below is a list of guys you encounter at weddings. Set your standards low now, ladies. You got a tsunami of disappointment headed your way. God bless the open bar.

Ladies, before tying the knot, it's essential to understand how much of a mommy's boy you're marrying and how healthy the dynamics of the family that you're marrying into are. If your future husband doesn't put you before his mom, sister, or other family members, then you might have a big issue with boundaries on your hands. One woman discovered this the hard way when she found her wedding dress missing from her closet. It turns out that her fiancé had taken the dress over to his mom's house, who was upset that she hadn't been part of the dress-buying process. His mom and sister then proceeded to try on the dress, stretching it out, so it no longer fitted the bride, and then refused to replace it. The understandably furious bride posted on Reddit's Am I The A-Hole, asking whether or not she was right to be upset at the evident lack of respect she was receiving from her fiancé and his family. The responses were unanimously telling her not to ignore the glaring red flags of lack of boundaries and walk away. Here is the story, with some of the best comments in response.