Marriage is a lovely ritual that unites two people for all eternity. A wedding necessitates careful planning in numerous domains such as choosing the caterer, keeping track of the guest list, hiring a DJ, and, of course, picking the bridal gown. So, how would you react if someone tried on your wedding dress without your permission or knowledge and then tried to place the blame on you? The story that follows is an account of a frustrated fiancé. The original poster (OP) intended to marry the man…

Family should come first at all times. But what would you do if your sister decided to design your wedding gown? In other words, the dress that you have been dreaming of since you were a little girl will now be in the hands of an aspiring seamstress… The story below is an account of a frustrated bride. The Original Poster (OP) tells the story of how her step-sister asked to design her wedding gown. OP was first hesitant to agree because the sister is by no means a trained wedding dress designer…

when I say 'I want what they have' about a happy couple getting married, I mean the gifts and attention

When you're caught between and rock and a wedding dress.

Wedding dress gone wrong

Simply beautiful

Isn't white supposed to be the color of peace?

A bride is never upstaged by anyone on her wedding day. Whether she likes it or not, she will be the focus of attention. She'll stand out from the crowd with her stunning white dress, hair, makeup, and radiant aura that comes with being young, happy, and in love. But occasionally, a person's fears take precedence over reason, and that's when things usually take a turn. The girl in the next story happens to be the bride's sister. The bride has given each bridesmaid a list of regulations and expe…

Some ladies begin fantasizing about their big day as early as their fifth birthday. Nearly two decades ago, they picked the venue, cake, flowers, music, and—most importantly—the dress. For certain girlie girls like me, it's like a fairy tale come to life. But what happens if someone—your sister-in-law, for example—tries to alter your wedding dress without your consent or knowledge? That's precisely what happened in the story below. Poor OP is engaged with what would be the perfect man. But just…

you might want to read the full story before jumping to conclusions...

The so-called 'friend' also posted pictures of herself in the dress on social media...

Blending families ain't always easy

Sowing a wedding dress can take ages, and in this case, for this particular dressmaker, it took a whopping four months . u/Ok-Problem116 designed and tailored a wedding dress for her cousin, Lucy, as a gift. Lucy paid for the materials, but not for the work. OP updated Lucy constantly on the status of her dress, so when she found out that Lucy was pregnant at a family dinner party, she was confused. The dress in question had taken four months… and Lucy would never be able to fit into said dress…

It's that Barry White kind of love

Vibes were off

When it comes to wedding trauma, dark humor crosses quickly into "unspeakable" territory