We refunded everyone but the sister, who was ironically the maid of honor.Ī white and black dress Photo by Rosemary Williams on UnsplashĪ local wedding shop that had been in operation for years in my area had to close down. Why? Because she tried to hurt her sister…after the sister announced she was pregnant with the groom’s baby…at the bridal shower. The best (by best I mean craziest) excuse yet was a spouse who had her wedding coordinator go in to refund the items because she was in a psych ward. I’m a rational person and being part of management means I’m trusted to make important decisions and enforce policy.Īll sales are final, depending of course, but you have to have one great excuse to get a penny out of me. “These dresses are cheap,” to “These dresses are too expensive". I would consider us the Wal-Mart of weddings: We cater to everyone from poorer people to rich nobodies who think they’re somebody. You have no idea the sense of entitlement that walks into my store. Man and woman in wedding dress standing beside white floral curtain Photo by Ben Wicks on Unsplash It was one of the saddest days that I had experienced there. She asked to be assisted in taking it off and they left. We all stood there in silence and the bride lost her happiness. She looked at her and said, “You look fat in it". Then she looked at her mom and asked for her opinion. She finally found a dress that she loved and she started crying along with most of us. It was a slower day and we all loved her story and wanted to make that day special so we all decided to help. She was overweight and had been working extremely hard on it over the last year. The worst thing I’ve ever witnessed was when one bride who always struggled with her weight came in. At David’s Bridal, we have kind of strict appointment guidelines when it comes to time.Ī lot of brides who would bring entourages wouldn’t find a dress because everyone would bombard her with their opinions and overwhelm them.
Either they hated what the bride would pick out for them to wear or they would hate what she was picking out for herself to wear. I worked at David’s Bridal and I have to say that as far as Bridezillas, it was always the moms, grandmas, sisters, and friends that were terrible. We heard next day that the maid of honor had the certificate and after we left the wedding was shut down completely. After that, our manager gathered the wedding staff and told us to take off our uniform jackets, empty them in front of him, then to clock out and go home. THEN shortly after she started opening the wedding gifts frantically inside the ballroom and screaming at anyone and everyone, guests included, saying someone took her wedding certificate. The manager intervened again, and after a long talk the photographer told them he had a photo of the boots on the staircase of the church, and asked if she had worn them since.When she said no, she told our place it was our job to have picked them up and made sure she had them, even though the church was not related to our place at all. About 20 minutes later, she was screaming at some poor front desk employee accusing her of taking her wedding boots. There were a lot of little things leading up that were casual Bridezilla- until the wedding took a dark turn.Īt one point, she accused the wedding server staff of taking her veil.then the manager found it in her room and also showed her the card swipes to her room proving only she had been in the room that day. This was the Bridezilla of all the Bridezillas I've ever seen.
I think of this one story where the manager of our hotel had to shut down the wedding halfway through.
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