I’m a bride with VERY strict wedding rules – including NO cleavage or tattoos on show and no short dresses
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A DEMANDING bride-to-be has been slammed online for the very strict list of rules she expects guests to follow on her big day.
The anonymous post from the bride's school friend, which was shared to , explained how they decided to come up with a few rules relating to the dress code and etiquette for the Catholic wedding.
The demands included no dresses shorter than the knee, no full-length trousers for all trouser-wearing folk and no white dresses or suits.
The list continued: "For guests with breasts, please ensure cleavage is covered and not visible.
"If you have visible tattoos, please do your best to cover them with a garment such as a jacket or higher neckline.
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"Please no excessive unnatural coloured makeup looks, such as glitter or hot pink shadow."
The bridezilla also asked guests not to discuss politics or "hot-button issues" at the wedding - adding that an usher would escort them out if they became aware of it.
She added: "A light jacket or shawl is recommended at the ceremony as the church is a bit chilly in November."
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And it wasn't long before social media users took to the comments section to ridicule the long list.
"The only thing ok with her stuff is that it’s chilly in the church and it’s November - light jacket or shawl is recommended," wrote one.
A second penned: "This is excessive but she was calm and “polite” at the very least," while a third commented: "I mean- can’t you just say- please dress conservatively for this Conservative Catholic wedding."
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