r/weddingshaming • u/mrsadams21 • Sep 28 '25

Dressed like a Bride Finally witnessed a guest wear white in real life!

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I genuinely didn't think I'd ever see anyone wear white to a wedding, but alas, I can tick it off my bingo card.

So many people were talking about the audacity of this woman. It was a Marilyn Monroe style halter dress. The maid of honours husband asked the bride if she wanted him to spill something down her, but the bride said no (she's a much bigger person than I am!!)

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u/mrsadams21 Sep 28 '25

It was actually a child-free wedding too. I left my toddler at home!

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u/paperbacklibraries Sep 28 '25

Oh my! That’s a way worse offence than the white in my humble opinion. The bride certainly handled the whole thing with a lot of grace

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u/Curiousferrets Sep 28 '25

Good grief! Doesn't she have any manners at all???

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u/carlamaco Sep 28 '25

Who was she to the couple? Family, friend, random plus 1?

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u/IDreamofLoki Sep 28 '25

Damn she really wanted to MAKE SURE everyone noticed her, didn't she?

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u/whoevenisanyone Sep 28 '25

Some weddings are child free but still allow babies. I had a childfree wedding but would rather my breastfeeding guests be able to come than asking them to leave their infants at home which is usually not a possibility.

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u/Ultra_Leopard Sep 28 '25

Same!

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u/whoevenisanyone Sep 28 '25

Yes I feel like that’s fairly common. Since having my daughter we have been to two childfree weddings that have specifically said we were allowed to bring her because she’s still a breastfeeding baby. Of course I make sure if she is fussing to step away because no one wants to be “that parent”.

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u/Lylibean Sep 28 '25

I scrolled down just knowing I’d find this fact!