Weddings

<h2>Weddings aren&#39;t always the romantic, picturesque, flower-adorned and champagne-fueled parties that everyone imagined on the drive over, but is it truly a wedding without a family story that comes up at every future holiday?</h2><p>So, when a proud bride decided to vent to the gloriously petty Reddit group, <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/weddingshaming/comments/l2573r/now_normally_i_would_be_against_pranks_at_a/" target="_blank">&quot;Wedding Shaming,&quot;</a> about her spiteful mother-in-law&#39;s embarrassing moment, people were ready to hear the tragically hilarious tale.</p><h2>Now normally I would be against pranks at a wedding, but I wanted to share this gem of a story...</h2><blockquote> <p>My MIL is horrible. She has bullied me since day one. She loves to throw it in my face that I didn&#39;t grow up rich like she did, and I don&#39;t have a daddy to bankroll my life like she does. My lovely husband has set boundaries, but they never really worked.</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>Well MIL showed up at our wedding in a white gown, 100% out of spite. She doesn&#39;t even like white and didn&#39;t wear it to her own wedding. She had the biggest sh*t-eating grin, and I knew she did it on purpose, but alas I had to be the bigger person once again.</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>We had an outdoor wedding, so we were stuck with porta potties. They were fancy ones, but not enough for her of course. She refused to use them, but then eventually had no choice.</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><blockquote> <p>Well this must have been premeditated because of how fast they struck, but my amazing husband ran after her, his cousin held the door shut, and my husband poured an entire bottle of red wine on her through the vent.</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>There was so much wine that her bridal looking down was more pink than just stained (auburn hair, pink is her absolute least favorite color) She isn&#39;t really the type of person to yell and cause a scene, but omg her face, and the mental imagery of her trying to get out of that porta potty. Her own husband told her that she should take it in stride and &quot;you didn&#39;t like that dress anyway.&quot;</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>She has certainly made us pay for that stunt, but when I need a laugh I think about how hard she was yanking on that door. She gave her nephew a run for his money.</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><h2>Of course, the jury of wedding shamers was eager to weigh in on this mother-in-law revenge. Here&#39;s what people had to say:</h2><p><a data-testid="comment_author_link" href="https://www.reddit.com/user/TootsNYC/">TootsNYC</a> said:</p><blockquote> <p>These people who wear white out of spite don&rsquo;t understand how it makes them look. The bride should just made the rounds of all the tables and smile pityingly, etc. &ldquo;yes, well, she doesn&rsquo;t really like me, but I need to be the bigger person.&rdquo; Let the social opprobrium fall on them, where it belongs.</p> </blockquote><p><a data-testid="comment_author_link" href="https://www.reddit.com/user/tastyvanillacupcake/">tastyvanillacupcake</a> said:</p><blockquote> <p>To this day I have a hard time understanding the mother/MIL in white on the wedding day trend. It&rsquo;s just such a weird way to attention grab.</p> </blockquote><p>[deleted] said:</p><blockquote> <p>This just makes me sad that your husband has a mother so awful that he would do this to her/that it would be so well deserved. My family is far from perfect, but stories like this make me thank my lucky stars that they&#39;re all nice people. Glad this can make you laugh, though. The fact that she makes you &quot;pay&quot; for it tells me maybe you and hubby would be better off going no contact.</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><p><a data-testid="comment_author_link" href="https://www.reddit.com/user/squirrelfoot/">squirrelfoot</a> said:</p><blockquote> <p>That was such a brilliant a way to deal with a mother-in-law in white, it&#39;s art.</p> </blockquote><p><a data-testid="comment_author_link" href="https://www.reddit.com/user/KiraiEclipse/">KiraiEclipse</a> said:</p><blockquote> <p>The only shaming I&#39;m doing is toward your MIL. That was a well-deserved prank. I&#39;m glad you have people who&#39;ve got your back.</p> </blockquote><h2>Light a candle for this mother-in-law&#39;s dry cleaning service...someone should warn them that a Karen is on her way.</h2><div className="ad-splitter"></div>

Groom pranks 'horrible' mom who wore white to his wedding out of spite.

Weddings aren&#39;t always the romantic, picturesque, flower-adorned and champagne-fueled parties that everyone imagined on the drive over, but is it truly a wedding without a family story that comes up at every future holiday?So, when a proud bride decided to vent to the gloriously petty Reddit group, &quot;Wedding Shaming,&quot; about her spiteful mother-in-law&#39;s embarrassing moment, people were ready to hear the tragically hilarious tale.Now normally I would be against pranks at a wedding, but I wanted to share this gem of a story... My MIL is horrible. She has bullied me since day one. She loves to throw it in my face that I didn&#39;t grow up rich like she did, and I don&#39;t have a daddy to bankroll my life like she does. My lovely husband has set boundaries, but they never really worked.  Well MIL showed up at our wedding in a white gown, 100% out of spite. She doesn&#39;t even like white and didn&#39;t wear it to her own wedding. She had the biggest sh*t-eating grin, and I knew she did it on purpose, but alas I had to be the bigger person once again.  We had an outdoor wedding, so we were stuck with porta potties. They were fancy ones, but not enough for her of course. She refused to use them, but then eventually had no choice.  Well this must have been premeditated because of how fast they struck, but my amazing husband ran after her, his cousin held the door shut, and my husband poured an entire bottle of red wine on her through the vent.  There was so much wine that her bridal looking down was more pink than just stained (auburn hair, pink is her absolute least favorite color) She isn&#39;t really the type of person to yell and cause a scene, but omg her face, and the mental imagery of her trying to get out of that porta potty. Her own husband told her that she should take it in stride and &quot;you didn&#39;t like that dress anyway.&quot;  She has certainly made us pay for that stunt, but when I need a laugh I think about how hard she was yanking on that door. She gave her nephew a run for his money. Of course, the jury of wedding shamers was eager to weigh in on this mother-in-law revenge. Here&#39;s what people had to say:TootsNYC said: These people who wear white out of spite don&rsquo;t understand how it makes them look. The bride should just made the rounds of all the tables and smile pityingly, etc. &ldquo;yes, well, she doesn&rsquo;t really like me, but I need to be the bigger person.&rdquo; Let the social opprobrium fall on them, where it belongs. tastyvanillacupcake said: To this day I have a hard time understanding the mother/MIL in white on the wedding day trend. It&rsquo;s just such a weird way to attention grab. [deleted] said: This just makes me sad that your husband has a mother so awful that he would do this to her/that it would be so well deserved. My family is far from perfect, but stories like this make me thank my lucky stars that they&#39;re all nice people. Glad this can make you laugh, though. The fact that she makes you &quot;pay&quot; for it tells me maybe you and hubby would be better off going no contact. squirrelfoot said: That was such a brilliant a way to deal with a mother-in-law in white, it&#39;s art. KiraiEclipse said: The only shaming I&#39;m doing is toward your MIL. That was a well-deserved prank. I&#39;m glad you have people who&#39;ve got your back. Light a candle for this mother-in-law&#39;s dry cleaning service...someone should warn them that a Karen is on her way.

Weddings aren&#39;t always the romantic, picturesque, flower-adorned and champagne-fueled parties that everyone imagined on the drive over, but is it truly a wedding without a family story that comes up at every future holiday?  So, when a...