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Guest Shamed Over Sleeveless Top And “White” Outfit Gets Unexpected Revenge
While every happy couple is different, there are a few classic wedding faux pas that are best to avoid, for example, wearing white if you aren’t the bride. But what about tan? Who is to say? Unfortunately, the world is full of entitled people who are perfectly happy to, unprompted, play prosecutor and start interrogating someone over a perceived slight.
A woman went online to share how her bride cousin’s future MIL decided to be rude and then ended up regretting it at a bridal shower. People called out all the ways the future-MIL was just being absurd and the woman answered some reader questions in the comments.
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But one woman decided that she personally had to insult the bride’s cousin over it
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She answered some questions as well
Most folks thought the MIL was being absurd
A handful thought she was still wrong
What do you think ?
LakotaWolf (she/her) 31 minutes ago
Apparently, once someone gets engaged and has a date set for their wedding, you are not allowed to wear white around them at any point, to any event, not just their wedding itself XD
xolitaire 44 minutes ago
W*F?! Brides get dips on white for ONE DAY. Not the bridal shower, not some other made-up event connected to the wedding. NOTHING. You get. ONE. DAY.
xolitaire 42 minutes ago
I am not allowed to write the T in W T F?! It's an ACRONYM. WTH Bored Panda
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Jenny 5 minutes ago
Bridal showers are idiotic. Why do some brides need so many celebrations? As for the commenter who said that no bride would wear bold patterned outfits, wanna bet? If I ever get around to marrying my partner of 30+ years, I intend to wear hot pink and bright orange, either a trouser or skirt suit. I would ask our guests to wear whatever they like, as long as it's not jeans or cargo shorts.
LakotaWolf (she/her) 31 minutes ago
Apparently, once someone gets engaged and has a date set for their wedding, you are not allowed to wear white around them at any point, to any event, not just their wedding itself XD
xolitaire 44 minutes ago
W*F?! Brides get dips on white for ONE DAY. Not the bridal shower, not some other made-up event connected to the wedding. NOTHING. You get. ONE. DAY.
xolitaire 42 minutes ago
I am not allowed to write the T in W T F?! It's an ACRONYM. WTH Bored Panda
Load More Replies... Jenny 5 minutes ago
Bridal showers are idiotic. Why do some brides need so many celebrations? As for the commenter who said that no bride would wear bold patterned outfits, wanna bet? If I ever get around to marrying my partner of 30+ years, I intend to wear hot pink and bright orange, either a trouser or skirt suit. I would ask our guests to wear whatever they like, as long as it's not jeans or cargo shorts.
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