EVERYONE loved a good wedding.
Heart-breaking vows, good music, food and dancing and a chance to catch up with friends and family.
And you get to dress up and dig out that old party dress you’ve had in your closet for a while.
Just make sure you remember the rules about what colours you shouldn’t wear to a funeral.
In a Facebook group online called ‘That's it, I'm wedding shaming’ which has 85,000 members one user shared a shocking wedding photo that has left group users stunned.
The user said: “The girl on the left is a ‘plus one’ of the bride's friend. It cannot be that hard to choose something less bridal. And yes, the bride was p*ssed.”
Group users flocked to share their disapproval of the bride’s friends plus one.
One user said: “Omg the “non-bridal” dress looks like the pattern of my bridal dress. I’d be so mad if someone showed up to my wedding wearing something like that.”
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A second user said: “If I went to pick up my friend to bring as my plus one to a wedding, and they were wearing that, I would be like “No. Change. Now.”
Some viewers said wearing anything white dress at a wedding was bang out of order.
A commenter said: “Why do people keep wearing white to weddings… unless they say wear white it’s a rule don’t wear it.”
A second commenter said: “If I had a wedding and someone came in white I would immediately ask them to leave. I don’t care who you are, you know what you’re doing and it’s sad you’re trying to stoop so low and get attention.”
Another said: “It’s a sign of straight up disrespect that's why. I really don't think anyone truly thinks that guest is going to be confused with the bride or upstage her but everybody knows you're not supposed to wear white to a wedding and to blatantly ignore that social rule without even asking is so disrespectful to the bride.”
One user even suggested they wouldn't allow a guest wearing a dress like that at their wedding saying: “I would have someone removed if they wore a white dress to my wedding.”
