Wedding guest stuns with ‘audacity’ of her outfit, but the item she stole from the bride’s room makes it much worse
A WEDDING attendee has shared her outrage over another guest's audacity with her behavior.
Not only did she stun others in attendance, but she also stole an important nuptial item from the bride which made the situation worse.
Reddit user Meg () took to the platform to share her frustration with a wedding guest's behavior and bold outfit choice for the special occasion.
In a , she detailed the audacity of an unknown guest at her wedding.
The woman also happened to be a friend of the bride's mother.
She posted about the event in the popular Reddit group, .
The online community is "a place to shame wedding themes, brides, grooms, the wedding party, in-laws, outlaws, guests, Uncle Bob, vendors," and more.
According to the writer, the guest did several things throughout the evening that warranted her disapproval.
First, she wore a white dress, which is a big no-no on a bride's big day.
She then made matters worse by walking into the private room where the blushing bride kept her bouquet safe and out of sight.
The woman stole the precious item and decided to carry it around and take pictures with it, the woman said.
Meg also provided a visual reference for the readers on the platform.
In the photo, she is kneeling and centered in front of other guests, with her white dress draped behind her to make it look like a train.
A Reddit user pointed out in the comments that it looked like the "photo is centered in front of the flower arch," where presumably the bride and groom said their vows.
Several others offered feedback and expressed their outrage in the comment section of the post.
"Omg until I read the caption I was so sure that was the bride and you had some complaint about one of the background women. Walking around with the bouquet??? Unbelievable," one commented.
Another wrote: "I legitimately thought this was the bride in a nightgown until I read the description."
"Where's your bestie with the glass of red wine when you need it," someone added.