Depending on the couple I've seen a lot of grooms do almost nothing for a wedding except maybe pay for it while the bride leads and designs everything.
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Bride's crazy wedding dress code leaks... bride then demands everyone partake in a polygraph party to find the leaker!
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Depending on the couple I've seen a lot of grooms do almost nothing for a wedding except maybe pay for it while the bride leads and designs everything.
Once you hit "we're spiritual healers", the whole things becomes fake as hell. There have been a few of these "viral outrageous wedding stories" in the past couple of years, they're usually bullshit.
God it looks just as stupid as I imagined itI lost it at "certified spiritual healers"
Not sure if serious.
Everything seemed kinda ok, I was like alright she just wants it to be synchronised and look nice and it doesn't seem too bad and it's her special day so it's fine. Plus everyone has a year and half to sort it out.
Then I read the part about expecting everyone to spend atleast $1000 on clothing lol.
Also what's a 24K theme?
Then I read the part about expecting everyone to spend atleast $1000 on clothing lol.
Also what's a 24K theme?
I live right in the middle of the praries in Canada and you wouldn't believe the amount of camo grad dresses and even full tuxes I saw at my graduation. It's tacky as fuck.
I'm in the 'fake' camp on this. The demands of what to wear go off the rails almost immediately.
And the prairies wonder why the rest of Canada makes fun of them
People are weird. My bf had a colleague who went on about healthy eating and would tell people off for eating unhealthy food. Then one day she came to the office with some curry puffs (a pastry snack filled with curry potatoes and chicken) and told everyone to eat them. When she saw people eating the puffs she asked them why are they eating such unhealthy snacks. My BF was like " bitch you bought them for us in the first place you crazy woman". Don't expect crazy self centered people to be logical.
make sure they are plain glow sticks. wouldn't want to be tacky.
i find this to be ... probably fake, but not unbelievable.
i find this to be ... probably fake, but not unbelievable.
the response post makes it sound fake (soda wish powers, etc), but I'm also just hoping this can't possibly be real.
on top of it being expensive (louboutin, burberry, hawaii trip), it sounds hideous. if someone has to spend $500+ to meet a dress code, it better look good.
on top of it being expensive (louboutin, burberry, hawaii trip), it sounds hideous. if someone has to spend $500+ to meet a dress code, it better look good.
Yep. In general, wives have complete creative control over the wedding, dudes are just there for the ride.
Source: am married
Yup. She was also the sort who would shout out names of colleagues and expect them to drop everything and run to her. She might have also pretended to be not Indian even though she is one.
So even though the story in th OP sounds ridiculous I won't be surprised if it's real. We'll see if there's a followup story lol
I started reading that "how bad can a wedding invite be?" and I'm only halfway through part 2 but I am strapping myself in for a wild ride.
Yeah, I'm really side-eyeing a whoooole lotta people here who are focusing on her, wow. Still on the side of it being fake, but you all reached the bit where she talks about them both being spiritual healers and still assumed this was all her?
I know traditionally brides are more involved, there are stereotypically "bridezillas", etc. but even with the little info in the post it sure doesn't sound like he's not onboard and it's kinda gross to frame it otherwise.
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