Bridezilla gives wedding guests a list of nine strict rules to follow – and the internet is left divided

A BRIDE-TO-BE has left the internet divided after sharing nine strict rules she expects all of her wedding guests to following.

The anonymous woman, who is from the US, initially posted the controversial list on Facebook before it was shared to a Wedding Shaming group on Reddit.

Firstly, the future bride notes how there are no kids allowed at the wedding ceremony.

She then goes on to share a few reasonable rules - including that guests aren't allowed to bring people who weren't invited, while any guest who chooses to drink should arrange a "sober ride" back to the hotel.

That seems fair enough to us!

However, things get a little more controversial when the bride-to-be proceeds to say that anyone not in the bridal party is forbidden from touching her wedding dress, and that guests must wear black otherwise they won't be allowed in any photos.

She then warns that song requests are banned, before explaining there should be no photos before the first kiss and reception because it's an "unplugged ceremony."

The bridezilla also warns: "If you RSVP to come and don't, you will be asked to PAY for your seat! Weddings are not cheap!"

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Finally, she concludes by urging everyone to "have fun" - something people have joked may be tricky considering the long list of rules guests are required to follow.

Unsurprisingly, the comments section was inundated with comments from social forum users.

"The only ones that outright raise an eyebrow for me are 4 and 5. Unless you're doing a theme, who cares what colour the not-bridesmaid guests wear so long as they don't match yours?" wrote one.

"And no touching the dress? Hope you don't have any big huggers attending."

The rest are pretty reasonable but yeah, the tone is hyper aggressive when it doesn't need to be."

A second penned: "Rule 3 and 6 are utter b******t. Especially rule 6!!!"

Elsewhere, one person commented: "These honestly don’t seem that bad to me, but it’s a reminder that delivery is key to setting wedding rules."

Another agreed: "I totally agree with you her delivery is terrible. It feels like she’s screaming at everybody with her all caps."

"It honestly makes it sound like a trashy wedding. I don’t know why but number five bugs me."

A further quipped: "The fact that the exclamation marks are in red makes it seem like a threat.”