Sister Was So Horrified By This Bride’s List Of Demands She Shared Them With The Internet

I am so glad I have never known, nor will I ever know, people like that....

Anyone who doesn’t know the difference between “you’re” and “your” isn’t worth 500.00.

I have to say, this feels kind of fake. I'm sorry to say it, but people love scary wedding stories, and it's an easy way to get attention. I hope I don't sound like an absolute kill joy.

Bridesmaids go through this c**p without a written contract. It is very hard to say no when a friend asks you to be a bridesmaid and then it could be $2000+ to essentially be her friend. It's just not put out there ahead of time.

There's a simple answer to an invitation like this - "thanks, but no thanks."

"To secure your spot"? If I mean something to you, I don't need to secure a spot. If having myself stand up with you on your sacred, big day has meaning, you can ask me, I shouldn't have to fight for it. This girl has lost total perspective.

In my opinion all this Bridezilla stuff is yet one more misogynist stick to beat women with. First I don’t believe the stories are even true, but made up by sexist mischief makers. Secondly, they’re invented for a reason: to attack women for the things men can do more with no such consequences. Don’t they have extravagant stag dos in foreign countries where guests are expected to spend and go above and beyond? Don’t they ever write complaining emails to venues? Hire sports cars for the day? If it’s not bridezilla stories and series, it’s engagement ring greed, or ugly dress mockery. Ask yourself why it’s happening.

I'll get her something from the dollar tree,

Smells like fake a mile.

*Shudder*

WT-actual-F?

I had the misfortune of meeting a bridezilla. It was all about her, when she decided who was checked into the hotel, etc. It's unfortunate they see only the money and pomp, rather than the sanctity of the ceremony.

Are there still people out there that believe this kind of nonsense? If so, I still have the London Bridge on sale.

I can only hope this is fiction.

So if the honeymoon costs 10k and they are "charging" 500$ a guest, only 20ppl will be attending? Do they really have 20ppl that will actually attend with these ridiculous demands?

the thing is, she wants a $500+ gift so she can return it and get the cash. she is gonna be a nightmare when her hubby cant keep up the bank account, because if he cant afford what she wants now, then he damn sure wont down the road

is this a black thing?

If you can even cough up the $500, buy 500 crappy bootleg toys that cost $1. Technically she can't get mad because it meets the standards.

I just refuse to believe these bride demands stories are true, surely nobody is that conceited?

This isn't the first time I saw something like this. Is this fake or are there people who are actually breathing and thinking like this? My best friend is about to get married next year and even though she's kind of immature and demanding, she (definitely!) wouldn't do something like this because she knows that this is ridiculous and she's going to receive 100 24-hour lectures from me not including her relatives. However, if she does, she's going to look for a new maid of honor.... People like this think highly of themselves and gosh it's disgusting.

what a twat but those people knew that already and shouldn't be surprised...good luck buddy and I hope ya have a prenup!!

Money Hungry!!!

And this is why my kids dad and I are together but not married. Not that I would do anything like the above Demands, but he doesn't want to deal with the bs that is a wedding. He and I are happy to just be together enjoying each other and our kids. Forcing people to buy us stuff? Not a chance.

They should all place bets on how long the marriage is going to last and then whoever wins gives the money to them as their "wedding present"

just assuming you sign, what do you get in return?

Wut the......??? For once, I'm at a loss for words.