Woman tries to flog her ‘mother of the groom’ dress online – but everyone’s saying the same thing about the outfit

A MOTHER-OF-THE-GROOM was slated for her choice of dress to her son's wedding.

The woman tried to sell the dress that she explained she'd only worn once for a short time and described the white lace gown as a "Mother of groom dress."

A screengrab of the advert was uploaded to , where forum users were furious that the relative had opted for such a bridal outfit.

The screengrab was uploaded with the caption: "Found one in the wild, lads. Worn. That poor bride..."

Along with the photos of the full-length white gown with a train was the description: "Mother of groom dress. Perfect condition only worn for few hours."

The white dress had a lace top and thick straps as well as a stunning lace trim on the train.

Fellow Reddit users were quick to share their thoughts on the outfit.

One person said: "When I first looked at the picture I thought: 'Why are we shaming this? That's a lovely wedding dress.'

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"Then I read 'mother of the groom dress'. That is so inappropriate to wear to your son's wedding."

Another said: "I would NEVER try to show up a bride or even wear anything close to the dress the bride wears.

"This is a great occasion to get a freaking beautiful ball gown or something you can get more use out of. Crazy lady."

A third said: "Normally I find the whole 'anyone who wears a vaguely whiteish dress to someone else's wedding deserves to die' thing fairly ridiculous, but... that's a bridal gown."

While another said: "Ok, I will admit that I usually think people are too nitpicky about MOB/MOG dresses, but that shit is a straight up bridal gown. Train, fascinator, the whole nine yards."

People were also unimpressed by the choice of headgear and accessories.

One person said: "That fascinator is also obnoxious as heck. Why is it so big! It looks like a shower loofa."

Another said: "The white nails bother me just as much. Like she leaned into it."

While another said: "I would ask my future MIL to leave if she wore that."