The wedding is full of drama, and one bride admits that she could be an instigator of pre-wedding turmoil.
Tik Toker, named Sierra, revealed that she did not knowingly tell her friends that she was going to get married. That is, they knew it when they received the invitation by email.
"Don't say you're alive for chaos, say you're alive for chaos. Go first."In the clipseen, the bride Was told 7.6 million times.
"I've avoided talking about relationships with her friends for the past two years," explained the prospective bride. "I wanted to see their reaction when they opened their mailbox and found my wedding invitation."
"They received them today," she cheeky. I finished the 18 second clip.
The video exploded quickly, distrusting how major life news was delivered to her closest loved one. rice field.
"We've taken our hard launch to a whole new level," commented one user.
"Is it me? ... Am I a drama?" Another joke.
Many found this move interesting, but others said it would break the deal in friendship and admitted that if it happened to them they would hurt. ..
"This happened to me and was a very hurt ngl," said one user.
"I probably won't continue the friendship," another agreed, and someone else called the move a "massive red flag."
In a follow-up video, Sierra explained her reasons behind her bold method and stated that pandemics played a major role in it.
"I haven't seen most of my friends for about two years, not to mention my fiancee in the army and stationed in South Korea, so he definitely won't see them for a while. Hmm. "She said in Tik Tok,they added that they were together" because they were Tot. "
"Most of these people are our friends," she continues. "They simply didn't know I was engaged to him for quite some time because I decided not to tell anyone."
Sierra also had most of the reaction. I posted a video proving to be positive — I admitted that there was someone who was discovered by the virus Tik Tok, which wasn't her plan.
"It was still effective," she meditated.
