A frustrated bride-to-be has taken to Reddit to share her troubling experience of having her dream wedding dress almost sabotaged by none other than her own mother-in-law. The anonymous 26-year ...

"I really tried to move on, but I had to get out of that stupid dress and all ... community r/AITA, a bride claims that her husband and mother in law "ruined" her wedding by seemingly pressuring ...

In a Reddit post from the page r/weddingshaming, one user claimed a bride divided her wedding guests into tiers — which included a seat filler role for last-minute invites. Redditor Throwaway_B ...

but I had to get out of that stupid dress and all I really just wanted to hide away," she continued. The bride later told her husband that he and his mother "ruined our wedding day" with the pictures.

A video on TikTok has gone viral after a groom's reaction to his bride's wedding dress was less than enthusiastic. A bride and groom dance at their wedding reception. A video on TikTok has gone ...

Iodice says older generations have fixed ideas about wedding attire. And Cathy has found that designers do, too. "Traditional mother-of-the-bride dresses are very plain and dowdy,” Cathy says.