She didn't wear this dress. This episode is old and recycled. I recall another commenter stating that she wore a white dress.

Traditionally, red is the colour of choice for bridal gowns in India and China.

I wonder if it would be to much red?, White would be awful. Lol

Totally Agree!

I had the instant thought of the wedding scene of Beetlejuice! No red veil.

Me and all.

No veil at all. A tiara.

Scripted. They are all scripted to a point. It was placed there on purpose.

Not really, they’ve been around for centuries

Her mother obviously agreed to this beforehand, probably even insisted on it. Because this happened with my parents and I recently with an expensive purchase. Not a wedding dress but something equally essential for my future and they told me a high budget they had and I tried to dissuade them a little because I knew they have to borrow a little if they do. But they were insistent that they're willing to pay more for the perfect one. In which case, if that does happen I'm going to do everything to pay them back and help with the loan. But parents who care do this. Obviously any parent if they had the money would do this. What I mean is... any parent worth their salt would give what they could to their child's future. That's not always in the form of money. But they try is the point.

@@JustAnotherPerson4U I'd never consider a wedding dress something essential in life. I'd also never even allow my parent/parent to borrow money to purchase something that is NOT essential in my life to help me to continue breathing.. Even if they insisted. If they had money they were just throwing around and it wouldn't affect their retirement in the slightest, then that is a different story. Guess it depends on how a person was raised and what their parents allowed them to think was essential or a priority in life. There have been times where me and my family have struggled to keep a roof over our heads or to have enough food, so what I consider essential could be completely different to what others may see as important. What is glaringly obvious to me, may not be to someone who has been coddled or spoiled. Ones who are entitled or oblivious to what really matters in life. I'd just never consider an expensive wedding dress to be something essential in life. To get an even better gauge of what i mean, take a look at gypsy (travelers) weddings, celebrations. They spend hundreds of thousands or even go into debt, just for dresses that will one up the next clown. Priorities are skewed.

That Bride is so spoiled.

I agree. Everybody will be talking about the red dress, not HER in the dress.

They did show her in the cream version of the red dress. It was a beautiful dress too, but not wow enough for her.

no, it would get lost in the dress. absolutely should go with bright white roses.

😂😂😂

This was scripted. The purpose of this episode is the red dress and the difference of opinion. That creates the drama the producers designed.