This Bride-To-Be’s Grandmother Was Buried In Her Wedding Dress And People Are Loving The Dramatic Turns In The Story
There is always something that doesn’t go right when planning a wedding. Maybe the venue is not open when the photographer is available, or a very important guest had a surgery planned on the date, maybe you can’t find the perfect delicious cake, or you order shoes online and they send you the wrong color.
But could you imagine that you already chose a dress, but it goes missing? And you can’t find it, because it is buried 6 feet underground? This actually happened to a bride and the story is quite dramatic. The owner of the occasion dress shop who provided the dress was in the middle of these events and told every detail of what happened on TikTok, where the first part got 5.5 million people invested.
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Woman who has sold wedding dresses for over 20 years thought she had seen everything but wasn’t prepared for what was coming
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The TikToker is Kasia, who has a boutique in Chicago selling wedding, prom, homecoming, bridesmaid, and mother of the bride dresses. She has been in the business since 2001 and the businesswoman thought that she had seen it all, but was once again surprised.
It all started with a very confusing phone call. It was the groom, who was nearly in tears, asking if the boutique owner could find his bride’s wedding dress order and remake it. The situation seemed quite suspicious as the groom didn’t know anything about the dress, but wanted to reorder it very badly. A thought of being scammed crossed Kasia’s mind, but the groom gave the bride’s name and she actually found the order.
Kasia then wondered if maybe the dress needed alterations and the groom was just confused, but she didn’t even get to say what she wanted when the groom cut her off and reassured her that he needed a new one because he didn’t have a dress to alter.
She got a call from a groom who asked if he could reorder his future wife’s wedding dress. Not alter it, reorder it
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The boutique owner was confused but agreed to call the manufacturer and see what she could do as the wedding was in 5 months
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The owner of the boutique called the manufacturer to ask if they could make a new dress in time for the wedding, which was set to be 5 months from the conversation on the phone. Unfortunately, this wasn’t enough time, because the dress was customized, and that made the groom break down crying so much that the bride’s brother had to pick up the phone and try to save this situation somehow.
At this point, Kasia was very concerned and was wondering what was happening, so she asked the brother if everything was good with the bride and what happened to the dress. There were probably a lot of thoughts in the woman’s head of what could have gone wrong, but she was not prepared for the truth.
The brother started the explanation, giving some context about how the dress was stored. The bride gave it to their mom, who then put it in her closet that nobody else used so the dress would be safe.
But when their grandmother died, he and the groom had to go to the closet to find the grandmother’s dress, as she wanted to be buried in it because her husband was buried in his wedding tuxedo.
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You can probably feel where this is going. The groom and his future brother-in-law came into the closet, saw a dress hanging and assumed it was the one they needed. They didn’t know that the grandmother’s actual dress was on the ground lying in a box and gave it to the funeral home.
Nobody noticed that the grandma was dressed up in a new wedding dress, because the casket was closed as the woman died while seriously ill and the family didn’t want the guests to be put off by the view.
Unfortunately, they couldn’t get the exact same dress remade in time having in mind that it wasn’t altered yet
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The groom started crying and the bride’s brother picked up the phone to explain what happened
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Wild story, right? What is even crazier, the bride didn’t know and the groom was trying to replace the dress without causing the bride stress. The bride’s mom realized the dress was missing two weeks after the funeral and the boutique owner was pulling strings to somehow get that dress replaced.
Because of time constraints and because this was happening at the end of the pandemic, the manufacturer couldn’t make the same dress in time, so Kasia was thinking of ways she could use a sample dress and make it look similar, but what stressed her out was that the dress wasn’t altered yet and the time was coming for the bride to make an appointment to do that, which meant she would notice the dress wasn’t there, because there was no way they could make a similar one in such a short period of time.
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Turns out, his and the bride’s grandmother died and she wanted to buried in her wedding dress, but they accidentally took the future bride’s dress
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Thankfully, the family was very understanding and realized that the bride would notice the dress wasn’t the same anyway, so they decided to inform her about what happened and just surrender to her mercy.
Kasia was relieved because you can imagine that it was stressful withholding such information from her client, even though they were all doing this to make the bride happy. She was even more relieved when not even 24 hours passed after she talked with the family and the bride called her.
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To Kasia’s relief, the family eventually decided to tell the bride what happened and she was very easygoing and actually needed a new dress
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Turns out, the bride wanted the dress altered to be a few sizes bigger because she was actually pregnant. Kasia was happy for the bride, but because the dress was mermaid style, it couldn’t be altered that much. The bride wasn’t upset at all and was happy to choose another one.
She wasn’t mad about her grandma being buried in her wedding dress, either. Kasia said that the bride reacted really calmly and believed that this was how it was supposed to be, telling the TikToker another story.
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She told Kasia that she was pregnant and that her grandma didn’t want her to wear that style of dress anyway, so everything worked out magically
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From the very start, the grandma told the bride that she shouldn’t get a mermaid-style dress and opt for something that was more flowy instead. It wasn’t because she thought the more form-fitting dress looked bad, on the contrary, she praised the bride’s figure, but had a preference for an A-line or a ball gown silhouette.
It seems that grandma planned everything and knew the bride wouldn’t have been able to wear the dress anyway, so she took it to the grave. Everything worked out, the bride was happy to get a new dress and laughed off her brother’s and future husband’s failure, Kasia was happy to help and was glad her client was the opposite of a bridezilla.
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You can watch the first part of the story below
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People online were really invested in the story and they couldn’t wait to hear how it all ended. Fortunately, the story had a happy ending, but commenters still couldn’t understand how one could make such a mistake.
It probably was a stressful period in the family’s life and nobody was thinking straight. Also, people working in the funeral business don’t want to question grieving families and the men gave them that dress themselves, so it would have been weird. But what is most important is that they can now look at the situation with a smile. What was your impression of the story? Do you think all of this happened for a reason? Let us know in the comments!
People in the comments were quite confused at how this could have happened but were very amused at how everything folded out
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Honest mistakes all around, and plenty of time to fix it. Mother, brother, and groom should have a sit-down with the bride and explain what happened. If I were the bride, I would initially be horrified, but would probably forgive everybody and decide I did not want the same dress as a replacement. Everybody who has a stake in it (besides the groom) should go with the bride to pick out a new dress. One that will clearly have her name on it while in storage. Eventually, this will make a fun family story. Eventually.
Sadly in "wedding dress terms" 5 months is not "plenty of time"
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That is a beautiful idea if the bride takes the news well.
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Exactly, I'm a woman and I also don't know any better.
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If it were my dress I would've died laughing and crying at the same time and i wouldn't blame the guys... What a story 🤣
Honestly, I think I would feel a great deal of comfort knowing my Grandma was wearing my wedding gown, especially so soon after her death.
Tragically hilarious and hilariously tragic. I hope that they can get it sorted.
Why give your wedding dress to anyone for safe keeping? With this analogu all your possessions should be kept safe somewhere else. But from what danger? Don't get it. And why keep the bride in the dark, doesn't she deserve honesty?
some ppl dont want the husband to be to see the wedding dress before the wedding day. if they live together it is understandable she would give the dress to her mother
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A few years down the line, that story will be the best and most hilarious story of the whole wedding. Amazing!
I was thinking cabin style ghost story. "Then the groom lifted the veil only to discover his deceased grandmother in law" *pan to the bride waking up 6 feet under* *scream* and fade to black.
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While this is a mess just now, the bright side is that when the dust have settled down, this will be one of the family legends that could be told to grandkids at some day in he distant future..
This is both a horrifying and hilarious story that will survive generations!
Honestly, as far as the manufacturer is concerned, wedding dresses must go missing all the time, right? Housefires, or floods, or tornadoes or whatever. You're storing it in your house for months prior to the wedding.
Can't the finance and bro just sneak over to the cemetery in the middle of the night and dig her up and get the dress? They do it on TV like alllllll the time! J/K
Well, the new bride could've just worn grandma's dress instead, since she no longer needed it to be buried in, and apparently both women wore the same size. I don't see a problem.
Technically you don't know. Closed casket. Grandma "wore" the brides dress, doesn't mean it was zipped.
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Despite being a pretty big mistake, I don't feel like anyone is actually at more fault than another here. I know everyone reacts in their own way to mishaps (even big ones like this) happening, but if I were the bride I would want to know. Could you imagine what she'll feel like when she finds out? (something like this will always make its way outside of the few that are originally involved) There is always some part of a wedding that goes wrong. It's inevitable. If they work together on it as a team, it will for sure be a great story for future generations that they can all look back and laugh about. If the groom was concerned his bride to be would leave him over this, she probably wasn't the one anyway.
The groom was "crying practically." How in the world does one "cry practically"? There is no such thing!! It isn't as if one can control the tears in some way so that the one crying maintains a steady, but not overwhelming, flow of tears! And the idiot statement one person made that granny would be "wearing the dress for eternity" is so incredibly stupid, it shouldn't even have been made. Fabric rots quickly without proper care, and granmaw being underground now means that the dress will be fully rotted out a year from now. Honestly, I find these stupid stories harder and harder to believe anymore.
Frankly... I'd come clean and ask the bride if she'd want her grandmother's dress altered for herself. If it were me... that would actually have been my first decision if the dress still existed.
So Grandma just happened to want to be buried in her wedding dress, and Mom just happened to have both dresses in her closet, and she just happened to not be able to go to her own closet herself, and the men just happened to miss all the indications that this was a new dress, and it just happened to be a closed casket funeral? No wonder BP believes every word of this. Y'all are so gullible sometimes.
Honest mistakes all around, and plenty of time to fix it. Mother, brother, and groom should have a sit-down with the bride and explain what happened. If I were the bride, I would initially be horrified, but would probably forgive everybody and decide I did not want the same dress as a replacement. Everybody who has a stake in it (besides the groom) should go with the bride to pick out a new dress. One that will clearly have her name on it while in storage. Eventually, this will make a fun family story. Eventually.
Sadly in "wedding dress terms" 5 months is not "plenty of time"
Load More Replies... That is a beautiful idea if the bride takes the news well.
Load More Replies... Exactly, I'm a woman and I also don't know any better.
Load More Replies... If it were my dress I would've died laughing and crying at the same time and i wouldn't blame the guys... What a story 🤣
Honestly, I think I would feel a great deal of comfort knowing my Grandma was wearing my wedding gown, especially so soon after her death.
Tragically hilarious and hilariously tragic. I hope that they can get it sorted.
Why give your wedding dress to anyone for safe keeping? With this analogu all your possessions should be kept safe somewhere else. But from what danger? Don't get it. And why keep the bride in the dark, doesn't she deserve honesty?
some ppl dont want the husband to be to see the wedding dress before the wedding day. if they live together it is understandable she would give the dress to her mother
Load More Replies... A few years down the line, that story will be the best and most hilarious story of the whole wedding. Amazing!
I was thinking cabin style ghost story. "Then the groom lifted the veil only to discover his deceased grandmother in law" *pan to the bride waking up 6 feet under* *scream* and fade to black.
Load More Replies... While this is a mess just now, the bright side is that when the dust have settled down, this will be one of the family legends that could be told to grandkids at some day in he distant future..
This is both a horrifying and hilarious story that will survive generations!
Honestly, as far as the manufacturer is concerned, wedding dresses must go missing all the time, right? Housefires, or floods, or tornadoes or whatever. You're storing it in your house for months prior to the wedding.
Can't the finance and bro just sneak over to the cemetery in the middle of the night and dig her up and get the dress? They do it on TV like alllllll the time! J/K
Well, the new bride could've just worn grandma's dress instead, since she no longer needed it to be buried in, and apparently both women wore the same size. I don't see a problem.
Technically you don't know. Closed casket. Grandma "wore" the brides dress, doesn't mean it was zipped.
Load More Replies... Despite being a pretty big mistake, I don't feel like anyone is actually at more fault than another here. I know everyone reacts in their own way to mishaps (even big ones like this) happening, but if I were the bride I would want to know. Could you imagine what she'll feel like when she finds out? (something like this will always make its way outside of the few that are originally involved) There is always some part of a wedding that goes wrong. It's inevitable. If they work together on it as a team, it will for sure be a great story for future generations that they can all look back and laugh about. If the groom was concerned his bride to be would leave him over this, she probably wasn't the one anyway.
The groom was "crying practically." How in the world does one "cry practically"? There is no such thing!! It isn't as if one can control the tears in some way so that the one crying maintains a steady, but not overwhelming, flow of tears! And the idiot statement one person made that granny would be "wearing the dress for eternity" is so incredibly stupid, it shouldn't even have been made. Fabric rots quickly without proper care, and granmaw being underground now means that the dress will be fully rotted out a year from now. Honestly, I find these stupid stories harder and harder to believe anymore.
Frankly... I'd come clean and ask the bride if she'd want her grandmother's dress altered for herself. If it were me... that would actually have been my first decision if the dress still existed.
So Grandma just happened to want to be buried in her wedding dress, and Mom just happened to have both dresses in her closet, and she just happened to not be able to go to her own closet herself, and the men just happened to miss all the indications that this was a new dress, and it just happened to be a closed casket funeral? No wonder BP believes every word of this. Y'all are so gullible sometimes.
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