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Wedding shamers mock bride’s Lord Of The Rings inspired dress which looks more like ‘nan’s net curtains’

A BRIDE has been slammed for her Lord Of The Rings-inspired dress that looks more like a "nan's net curtains".

Wedding shamers mocked the woman's choice of ensemble for her big day after she posted it online.

 A bride has been mocked for her Lord Of The Rings-inspired wedding dress that looks like a "nan's net curtains"
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A bride has been mocked for her Lord Of The Rings-inspired wedding dress that looks like a "nan's net curtains"

Sharing an image of the newlyweds embracing at the altar, a member of group 'That's It, I'm Wedding Shaming', called Jesse, explained how the bride had based her unusual look on Cate Blanchett's character Galadriel from the hit movie franchise based on J.R.R. Tolkein's books.

This include a Medieval-looking crown with an elaborate veil and long, wavy hair falling down her back.

Of the woman's original post, Jesse wrote: "The caption said her dress was "inspired" by Galadriel from Lord of the Rings."

Fellow social media users were left bemused by the the choice of attire.

Looks more inspired by my nan's net curtains but each to their own.

Facebook user

One person wrote: "It looks like a grandma's bedspread."

Another commented: "Looks more inspired by my nan's net curtains but each to their own."

A third shared: "Back when Galadriel's grandma knitted massive f*****g doilies and she made dresses from them?"

And a fourth added: "I mean, I think she executed her goal well.

"Unfortunately I don't think she'll look back on her life decisions with the same level of enthusiasm as today."

 The outfit was based on Cate Blanchett's character Galadriel
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The outfit was based on Cate Blanchett's character GaladrielCredit: New Line

However, others were just as distracted by the groom's unusual Medieval-esque outfit - and particularly since it came complete with a sword.

One person asked: "Why are we ignoring the sword???"

Another noted: "Is that...a...sword...???"

A third joked: "I give her points just for getting him to wear that outfit!

" The sword is probably the only way she got him in it!"

And a fourth teased: "Ah yes, the wedding sword.";

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