The Guests Were So Horrified By This Brides List Of Demands They Shared Them With The Internet

I think it's for real, I know people that stush!

I mean, I'm sure it could be true, but I'm leaning towards fake too. The thing that really makes me question it is the staggering amount of spelling errors in it. Could a bride this obessesed with her wedding really hire a coordinator (or pretend to be one) without even a quick spellcheck?

If "it's just a screenshot" is your reasoning for it being fake, than anything on the internet is, by default, fake. Putting a Facebook logo on it wouldn't change a thing then. Be that as it may - ridiculous rules and regulations on weddings have become more and more common. A few years ago no one I knew (well enough to invite me) even hired a wedding planner (because they are not really a thing here?) and now... everything is planned to the last piece of glitter. "Only bring gifts from label xy". "Wear this." "Don't wear that." "Bring money because we want to go on a cruise". So no, I don't think this is fake.

this can happen - spent most of my wedding day watng to get the hell out of there - was never a Brizezilla - in my hired (got delivered on the train) borrowed gown that looked c**p anyway

Seriously, the person who wrote this was practically illiterate

it's so fake i can smell the unicorn elves on the blue moon

I think this was probably written as a piece of satire, and if so, it's done rather well: it's funny, and often teeters on the edge of credibility.

For million % sure this is either fake, or a translation. 0% chance a real company would have that many spelling errors, nor do the all caps etc. "Everyone will toast with Remy, no acceptance"? Right. I'm calling shenanigans.

Sometimes?

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This was duplicate of my answer above. I don't post and delete.

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I have a rule - think it should be a given where possible. If you get invited to a wedding, whether family or friends, give a gift that will be equivalent to what the family have paid out to feed and entertain you. if you know it is £50 each they are paying for your enjoyment and you think it just a freebie - dont go.

@Damien T My thoughts exactly. Or do you have to present the gift with the receipt xD

I like your way of thinking, this is master level trolling. Exactly what this bride deserves.