Not cool.
This isn't the first time we've heard about brides-to-be making outlandish requests (remember
this one) and it probably won't be the last.
Bridezilla behaviour is a real thing and this latest tale takes the proverbial biscuit.
Reddit user electricandlive took to the social site to explain her predicament and ask for advice.
She explained how her sister-in-law is getting married and wants her to wear a bridesmaid dress even though she's not actually a bridesmaid.
That's confusing enough and it gets worse.
The woman is a professional musician and predictably, the bride-to-be wants her to play something as she walks down the aisle and that's not all as her mother-in-law also wants her to play as the guests arrive.
Although this isn't ideal as a wedding guest, she agreed to keep everyone happy but the dress request proved a step too far.
She said that this would make her feel as though she wanted to be a bridesmaid but didn't 'make the cut' and so the opportunity to wear the same dress is like a consolation prize.
Weddings can get VERY complicated
To be fair, it's a difficult situation to sort out without putting someone out.
Below is her post in full and you can also check it out
here.
Another commented:
"I think everyone's advice is great and definitely see your side. Have you thought of changing out of the dress after the ceremony? That way you won't feel like a bridesmaid wannabe. If they are paying for the dress anyway and you think they wouldn't take offence, this might be a solution that makes everyone happy. Another option might be to ask for a different style in the same colour".
