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That is probably why they are bridesmaids. I bet when they met together to pick who would be bridesmaids or honorary, the bride felt pressured to pick the pushy ones.

i know! me tooo

Right? i mean its not their wedding anyway so let the bride choose what she wants and than they can have their tacky bridesmaid dresses when their day's come (if they plan on it)

S. C. Legit though. Bet money the honorary bridesmaids are just the only ones in the group who wouldn’t throw a whole ass wall-eyed toddler tantrum at the word ‘honorary’. (Edit:misspelling)

maria paz that my friend is called entitlement

Can someone please find her and her instagram lol

that's extremely particular lol

If one of my friends was acting like that, she wouldn't even be at the wedding or my life.

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*oh god*

Iconic

I was screaming lmaoooo

I know he's so funny

Still at the beginning but lol

Same thoughts. We can see through them

Exactly! She has an amazing figure and they do NOT want her to look better than them. It's so childish.

They're mad that the honorary bridesmaid looked like a queen while they all look like Karens who drink vodka out of a flask in secret during parent teacher meetings

Trash King the Mighty Ruler of Garbage Town ✨😂🤣😂✨

11 bridesmaids. And 4 honorary bridesmaids.

Can someone explain to me the whole honorary bridesmaids thing? Cause I don’t get it

Danyelle K I think they’re like bridesmaids but not as good LMAO I’m not too sre

How about you just make them bridesmaids. My mom had 20 bridesmaids at her wedding.

@Olivia they should have hired some more groomsmen

Exactly! 21/22 is so young! And yet they look so old. I'm only about 3 years younger than them and I get constantly mistaken for a 12 yo. Idk what's up with them

Going off of all the southern stereotypes that I know there is some truth to: its the lack of proper sun skincare (which can be hard in super sunny places). The regular UV damage to their skin ages it like crazy. In addition to that is their ‘mature’ makeup and hairstyles, it’s not horrible when done right, but it ages them.

@@jadieschwarzkopf8585 The hair and makeup definitely have to do with it. And interesting theory! As someone from South Texas, I haven't heard of that stereotype, but honestly, Texas isn't even that southern compared to all the states between it and Florida (not geographically but stereotypically) - at least in my personal experience. So it might make sense that I haven't heard of it

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Also, their outfits make them look way older. When I was a teenager I looked like I was a subsitute teacher than a student, because of the way I was dressed. And I didn't even use makeup at that time. This is what happens when you don't have a style and let your mom pick clothes for you.

Kathryn Hope-Tindall I mean if they are having honourary bridesmaids it should at least be the ones that deserve it

I was dying😂😂😂

i flipping gagged lmaoaoooasa

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I was screaming but there was absolutely no lie 💀💀💀

I will bet you that they are her sorority sisters or something similar.

Especially in the South -- manners??? In public??? Only mama and family members can throw shade.

Yeah, I wouldn't put up with this nonsense for one minute.

Right?? And if you have an opinion don’t be so rude and cause fighting like...ugh

Those girls all reminded me of my bf's sister lol Can confirm that here in Dallas, many people act like that about _everything_.

God yes they look SO outdated lord

I don’t know how someone so young can afford all this too

@@101zoeg parents money what else

@@101zoeg me a 22yo with 2 friends 🤡

@@leticiaguelere1222 Saaaaame.

@@leticiaguelere1222 me at 19 with one 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

just based off this comment, I want to be your friend

@@bunnyboy3200 wow you really do want to be her friend

My second wedding was at the Last Vegas Chapel famous for those. GO FOR IT!!!!

aadu I only commented once I don’t know what happened 😭

@@bunnyboy3200 ur so invited to the wedding

She definitely deserves a title more similar to maid of honour because that's what the maid of honour does.

Yeah. I think what happened is that the bride felt like she had to give the bridesmaid title to the bridemaids because they were like family or childhood friends and it was more "legitimate" but the only one she truly cares about is the honorary bridesmaid. It explains why she would have the title because the bride clearly doesn't really feel like her feelings are valid so she could feel like her liking honorary isn't a good enough reason for her to be a bridesmaid vs the other girls who are family, in laws, long-term friends or even co-workers and have a more official reason to be there.

Crumb Catcher necklines are perfect for feeding toddlers.

Fellow Texan here agrees lol

These are not grown women. They’re children who’re recreating their high school prom glory days.

the grown women: *barely out of high school*

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I read the comments first and didn't realize it was ACTUALLY called a crumbcatcher neckline i'm DEAD

Crumbcatcher sounds like... Something different 😂

MrsScorpionette Dead ass sounds like when people turn their sweater around to keep food in the hood. Or when women eat out of their décolletage.

Bet that’s exactly how they got the inspiration for that dress

It's ok, apology accepted 😂😂

There's always a Samantha in a group like that...no worries.

Omg hahahaha 😹😹😹😹💅🏼

It's ok. Samantha's are basically unproblematic, it's the Autumn's who need help.

as a fellow Samantha, I concur.

My exact thoughts lulz. She stated that the some of the bridesmaids thought they were better than the "honorary" bridesmaids, but she was the one that created a hierarchy in the first place. She sectioned off her friends and literally made a group feel inferior by having them in her bridal party but only gave them a partial title. It made no sense. Let's be real, the bride is just as problematic as her bridal party--she just hid it better.

@@xkandilandx I got the feeling that she fed off of the attention.

I think she really was just trying to please people. They were probably sorority sisters or in-laws or something.

@@xkandilandx it seemed like it wasn't her idea to me. and she did give a a practical reason for it, i don''t know why everyone's ignoring it but it was because there weren't as many groomsmen as bridesmaids, and they need it to be the same number of briesmaids so, not all of the women would be able to stand at the altar. imo these women were gonna be rude and dramatic no matter what was happening.

attitude is everything

She just shines and dresses she wore were prettier than the others.

She was a bitch lol

I loved him as soon as i heard him RIP the glasses. And all the things he says about the dresses I said in my head.

This would be PERFECT

I'd watch it

I think it could do well

Micheal kors is a horrible designer

Dasha UwU the one he votes for gets kicked out straight away :P

I'd like to add that alongside the rule of the bride comes first, if the bridesmaids are paying for the dresses and the bride hasn't already asked for their opinions, they should 100% get some kind of say in what they end up wearing.

@@47ratsinahoodie within reason. like if the bride says "dress must be floor length and pink, but style can be whatever you want" and a bridesmaid says "I will only wear olive green and cocktail length" then that's disrespectful to the bride. If you want to wear an olive cocktail dress so badly, you can be a guest. Girls like that have chosen their own vision for what they want to look like and are ignoring the fact that it isn't their wedding and that they agreed to participate in a capacity which requires them to wear a certain dress. Within reason objections are things like "can we choose a slightly darker pink because this one washes me out" and "I'm not a fan of the way this neckline makes my shoulders look, let's try something else."

@@thecomorbiditycurator8018 Yeah, I agree with that. The bridesmaid can focus on what she likes and the bride can focus on what looks good with everyone else. A compromise should be possible in that situation (like the slightly dark pink you mentioned). Brides and bridesmaids in this show seem to forget that the bridesmaid aren't there by right nor do they really have any obligation to accept the offer (I mean, it's nice if you do but you don't _have_ to, you know) so bridesmaids shouldn't act like the wedding and bride will be worse off without them and brides shouldn't act like their bridesmaids have no choice but to be a bridesmaid and do what they say. I'm so glad that if I get married, I'm not going beyond four bridesmaids or groomsmen (I'm bi ace). Wait, would they still be called bridesmaids or groomsmen if you're non-binary or could someone just call them whatever they want at that point? 😂

This is why you shouldn't have that divide in the first place, though - it always causes issues. It's a proven psychological thing that when you tell one group of people they're better than the other, that's going to sink in and make them treat the other group as less-than. We see it over and over. And that's essentially what this "real bridesmaid vs honourary bridesmaid" split does. Honestly, the solution to this is either: forget everything being symmetrical, because that's not important, or have the balls to tell that person "Hey, you're not a bridesmaid because the numbers are uneven".

@@LordofFullmetal plenty of women in weddings like this manage not to devolve into vicious aggression. cmon now. and there is no difference between them besides the fact one group walks somewhere and stands there. the bride certainly never implied either group was "better" & i don't know how you came to that conclusion either. its clear the women being dramatic and rude were very likely that way before the split of honorary & regular bridesmaids. the bride's a people pleaser so unfortunately more cruel & vindictive people are gonna be drawn to her & she's gonna have a harder time than most trying to cut them all off or constantly set boundaries with them.

My boobs catch enough crumbs, I don't need an ugly asf dress fo that 😂

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Vera Wang is shook

Conspiracy nudist theme? Love it!

It's simple yet effective

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It was very elegant and it was my favorite.

omg I cannot unsee now. Genius. The bride is a sneaky bish

Meg P OMG YESSS😂😂😂😭

Right? I have less than five people I consider "close friends", and maaaaybe ten that I consider friends at all. But also I don't go outside, so that might be why.

It's because some people without style think they have the best style ever, and that they're allowed to judge everybody

Phoenix Iguidez small children lol

It appears a lot in the movie Emma (cause it plays in a time when it was fashionable) and all of the costumes look gooood asf! But still not good for a wedding...

ppl who have really high waists and big boobs

Agreed!!!

I think it can look gorgeous if you do something interesting with the texture or the sleeves. But it's more...I think about letting the accessories really push it forward. I dont like that empire waist dress though, dont like the neckline or the bra form or the little bodice part either. For me I prefer the body type in it thats super slender and tall with small boobs in a push up or with a low neckline. Possibly a body type with a slender upper frame and wide hips as well. I just dont think it works when you try to make it look modern because the "pride and prejudice" time periods it was already used in used the silloutte to it's best effect.

LMAOAOAO YES

Bruh, this is a thing in the south. especially if you were in a sorority, dance/cheer, or a team sport. Not my vibe

@@kamilareeder1493, lol, I’m in all three of those things, and I live in the Deep South. Pray for me. 😆

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I fuckin died at that part!!

Brad doesn't drag people. He even says horrible haircuts are "kind of a thing, kind of," just to be nice :p

Laura Bythell what!?

@Laura Bythell I don’t think you’re right

@@theresevontodderud3901 fair

They should definitely do a collab together

oh babe you don't want that!!

HauteLeMode yes we do

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Yesss the consistent content is keeping me sane for real

Honey it's been getting me through LIFE itself, even before quarantine!

Exactly?? She said she added people to balance out the groom's side so why would you want them there if they're going to look different because you deliberately dressed them differently? That doesn't make sense

You here?

Keeping your bridal party small also helps! The more is not always the merrier

I've seen a lot of people do this for their wedding, and honestly they all look so gorgeous in the end. Every bridesmaids was able to choose a dress that they liked and looked good in. If someone was more comfortable in sleeves, then they could wear them. If someone wanted a cute halter, they could do that too. It was great!

Make sure that they check in with you on the dress though and have your okay. That way you can make sure it goes with the theme and won’t clash with other peoples dresses or yours. My aunt did this and one of my cousins did as well and they had very beautiful dresses.

In Chile we dont even have a bridesmaid, I cant imagine what it s the purpose of having fifteen 🙈

In peru is usually a close childhood or really close friend or family but thats like 3 or 4 max

In America the norm is 2-4 but these people are extra

@@LilCatDude, I’m American, but I have never been to a wedding with less than 6.

@@avalonsignoraalmas6150 I’ve only lived in the mid-west so it might just be here that that’s the norm?

She was getting bullied into being a bully... I felt so bad for the one left out....

Hey, maybe that's my vibe! Don't judge me lmao

A friend told her bridesmaids to wear black, their own, and cocktail length. Wanted a goth vibe. Looked great! Pretty much the only cute ones I've seen, and that was many moons ago.

The only cute bridesmaids dresses I’ve seen are dresses that weren’t meant to be bridesmaids dresses 😅

@@Hopning True!

Reading Ever After the ones for kids are adorable tho

I've seen a few cute ones on Google when I search up 'bridesmaids dresses' but never on a show

That's prom, not a wedding though. Different levels. It just looks like a prom dress, not a bridesmaid dress, you know?

Right? Me, seeing him constantly go OFF at Greek necklines when like... I think those really suit me and have worn them on many occasions. TBH I think he's a lil OCD about asymmetry. There is nothing that bad about asymmetrical dresses, I think it just bothers his brain.

@@LordofFullmetal he wears and compliments asymmetrical things all the time.

Omg yes I love this idea