Woman 'ruins' cousin's wedding after dress code was a 'set-up'
Woman 'ruins' cousin's wedding after dress code was a 'set-up'

A woman has revealed how she inadvertently caused her cousin's wedding to be called off after discovering the dress code was a deliberate trap. The bride had asked all female guests to wear white or very light pastels, claiming she was inspired by Desi wedding videos and wanted everyone to 'share the happiness of being a bride'. However, the Reddit user was sceptical and double-checked with the bride via Messenger, taking a screenshot of the conversation.

The woman had planned to wear her grandmother's wedding dress, which she had been promised as a child. She later learned that the bride had also asked to wear the same dress but had been refused. Despite this, she brought the dress to the wedding, only to be publicly shamed on Facebook by both families for trying to 'hurt the bride'. In response, she released the screenshots proving the bride had approved the white dress code.

Following the revelation, the wedding was called off and the bride is now single. The Redditor explained that the bride had held a grudge since their first meeting three years ago, when she made a face due to a cold. Commenters on the post were divided, with some praising her for documenting the conversation and others questioning her decision to wear a wedding dress.

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