Weddings can be expensive for everyone involved, including the wedding reception, but one woman claims her friend took it too far.
In a TikTok post, former maid of honor Laurensaid she was demoted to bridesmaid, kicked out of the wedding party, and later kicked out entirely. are sharing. She said she wouldn't be able to shell out £1,000 for a bachelorette or hen party.
Lauren then posted two videos of her detailing the situation. One of them, her, details how theincident occurred.
Once the bride had decided on a location for the weekend, Lauren realized that her airfare alone would cost her $400-500.
She adds that the situation between herself and her bride began to deteriorate from then on.
"We disagreed on many points, including our 'responsibility' and our 'duties' as maids of honor.
According to Lauren, at first the bride offered to step down to become a bridesmaid. She accepted it, but it still didn't solve the big problem and she was eventually kicked out of the wedding party and eventually banned from attending.
and In another video, Lauren shows the bride and her friends at her now viral TikTok-themed bachelorette party. He says that he found out that it was actually held.
"I got a text saying this is what her story is about," Lauren said, revealing a photo and caption of a balloon that said 1,000. with my Bach.
One attendee also posted photos of the event, joking that she was paid £1,000 to attend.
Lauren says the cost of the event likely changed after she was kicked out of the wedding reception:
"I find this interesting, but a little confusing. You changed locations, drove somewhere else, and saved $400 to $500 in flight costs.”
The bride and her friends Now, joking about the accusations, she added that she was asking people to spend $1,000 when considering flight costs along with everything else.
The comments section of Lauren's video was filled with people standing by her side, writing: Remember when you just had a fun night out with your friends with no financial commitments? "
'I don't like anyone enough to spend her $1,000. Maybe my kids. That's where it stops,'" added another.
A third wrote: And she's probably expecting a big wedding gift, too. ''
