Jessica Knight has a vision of a classy & sophisticated wedding but her mum disagrees and is not shy to let everyone know. Catch Say Yes to the Dress on TLC - Sky 133, Virgin 162, BT TV 323
I get your point... but I think refusing that she attends your wedding is honestly quite extreme (I know your probably not entirely serious). My mom would be so heartbroken and upset with me if I excluded her from such an important event in my life.
It's rude for a mother to do that and I would call her out on that but what your suggesting is much more disrespectful. I woudnt do that to someone who's been there my entire life since day one.
I love the idea of a black tie spring wedding. The dark colors contrasted with the bright white dress and colorful spring flowers…she really has a classy vision.
That mom is disgustingly annoying. She’s just awful, acts like a rude middle school girl, and shows her opinion in such a rude way. I mean, she was making fun of those girls weights, when she’s not any better.
That's usually the effect of having an eccentric parent. Usually, the kid has to put up with all of their crap like an adult while probably not having the time to be a child themselves. (Ofc not saying this is fact with this family, but just stating how dynamics like this could happen)
Dang, this girl has a lot of patients to invite her mom. Like I would not. Jessica is so nice. And I feel bad for these girls. They all looked beautiful
I love the relationship of the bride and her fiance they were soooo cute and had the same ideas and smiled at each other and highfived and stuff .😍😍🥰🥰🥰🥰
She’s projecting her insecurities onto everyone else and it’s so sad. Because there’s absolutely nothing wrong with any of these girls and they were so patient and calm.
I love the look on montes face and the tone in his voice when he said “lord! My southern hospitality is about to fly out the window!” He was about ready to snap lol
I’m just going to say it. The bride seems to be an amazing woman despite her mother. Her mother will hold her back in life and she deserves better than what she got.
True that... And honestly black looks really sexy in a wedding setup...who cares if it's spring or summer.. we Indian wear multiple colours for weddings throughout the year n nobody bats an eye.. yeah a lot of superstitious ppl will say not to wear white ( worn for funerals) or black.. weddings are all bout the bride n the groom.. let them have Thier special moments.. that's what matters the most
When the bride mentioned the dress covering insecurities and making the bridesmaids comfortable I was like what an angel how did you get raised by that woman
Some people see how awful their parent(s) truly is/are and put in the work to be different. My best friend’s mother is awful, and she is an absolute angel. It’s not super common, but when it happens, it’s beautiful ☺️
@@PixelBlue11913 exactly. i find it so frustrating when people view children as an extension of their parents... there are kind, mature people who were raised by trolls, and there are absolute brats who were raised by good people.
My mom used to do that. Now she's fat. Not sure if she still does it to others, but she can't miss any opportunity to call me fat. I just have a wide butt (from my grandmother, who she hated, so of course she hates it).
@@eyebutterfly Did you see how she teared up at the end when she was talking about how she doesn't remember a time when she didn't have her daughter? That's the problem right there. Mom got pregnant in high school and went from being a daughter and student to being a mom. She's never been on her own, never functioned as an independent adult. She's now "losing" her daughter and is terrified of being alone. She has no idea who SHE is outside of this relationship. She is miserable, so she's making all those around her miserable.
Poor Mara I really hope she is ok , how come no one defended her , that upset me . Stuff said like that can really have a detrimental impact on your self confidence
Some people mature quick when they have kids young, and some kind of seem to cling tight to that age because they “lost” some of that time to be young and stupid. She is definitely still clinging to her youth.
Absolutely abhorred by this mother - shocked that this young lady that has friends at all, much less ones as poised and polite as these little ladies are. I would have been in tears, thing is ... it was the dresses, NOT the girls. In the proper size, they will shine-they are all lovely girls! Best to you ladies, stand by your friend, she needs you.
Well, she said that she had her daughter at 18, not that she got married at the time. Probably still wanted to live out her life, but realistically you can't do that because now you're a mom, maybe that's why she acts out the way she does.
If you’re insinuating that she acts like that because she never really “got to grow up” - I’m 18 and I would NEVER act like that. Behavior like this has no excuse - ESPECIALLY for someone her age
One of my co-workers wore white to her sugar-daddy‘s friend’s wedding. Told her not to do it but she wouldn’t listen and was upset that the bride was unfriendly towards her
I wore white to a wedding when I was 13. I'd never been to a wedding before and had no idea! No one said anything but years later I found out the faux pas and was mortified. WHY DIDN'T ANYONE TELL ME IT WASAGAINST THE RULES??!! None of my family members every had weddings and all got married at courthouses.
@@antayafairless9028 but her snorts are ugly because she's rude, idk when you do this, but I'm sure it's nice, seeing as I sometimes snort too and my gf loves it but never let's me live it down 🤣
Stand up for yourself and those being mistreated and say "I'm not tolerating such behaviour" no matter who the person are, a sibling, your mother or a friend🤜♥️🤛☝️
“A really unique relationship.” A really one sided and toxic relationship is what I believe she means. This woman is a 40 year old teenager. And not a fun one. She’s like one of those quirky girls.
The moment I hear a mother refer to her relationship with her kids as “best friends”, I expect little to no formality, but this mom exceeds immaturity!
I would be sinscerely concerned if my kids ever described me as their best friend. They love me dearly and even now, as teenagers, love to spend time with me, which I love and am in awe about. Yes, I am their very loving and beloved mother, but NEVER their best friend!
Lmao even I don’t call my mom best friend she knows we always can go to her for everything and anything and I love my mom but she is my momma not my best friend
Stop it just stop teenagers don’t even act like this she isn’t even acting like a fully functioning human being which means she probably is drunk she isn’t acting like a teenager she is acting terribly.
*LITERALLY* what good is going to come from bodyshaming these wonderful ladies?! if my in-laws or my mom *EVER* do something like that to my friends, they aren’t coming to the wedding.
Everyone says that the mom acts like a child but honestly she’s worse. No child is intentionally THAT rude EDIT: wow this comment blew up. Thanks!!! id like to point out I said intentionally. Yeah, kids can be cruel, but she's mean for the sake of just being cruel. I find it sad that her own child outgrew her in maturity
He deserves an MVP for bearing through it and supporting the bride (they seemed to have the same taste or acknowledge when the bridemaids look and feel good.)
She kinda got some “shoulder chunk” herself and she also doesn’t have and exactly “slim, curvy body” herself. I hate to see grown adults shaming people that are already self conscious about their bodies.
Is the mom delusional or something? Does she think she's small? Someone needed to point out to her she's not exactly a size 2 and should probably STFU.
I can't! I can't! How in the world parents insult, minimize, poke and make fun of one of the most important days on their daughters lives??!!?! HOW??? RIDICULOUS!!
I went to a wedding where the bridesmaids and Maid of Honor...all wore black dresses! Each had on a long black dress of their choice( more slender or column type) and it was stunning! This was back in the 80's...so you have to remember the time frame. Wedding was at night..polished brass floor style candle holders that held slim tapers (was like a Chinese 3 fold panel...) ((several of these)) and no flowers on them, but the bridesmaids, etc carried one long white calla lily with a white ribbon around it....It was beautiful!
kirsty Penman I wouldn't have brought her in the first place, especially since my mum does act like this. 😔 I went to a friend's wedding recently and everyone was saying about how beautiful she looked; we showed Mum a picture afterwards and all she had to say was how she looked fat. 😤
The moment the mom said the whole ‘junk in the trunk’ comment I would’ve thrown her out. But I feel for that daughter. You can’t just kick out your mom.
Please i remember the wall lmao use has to stans there for like 10 minutes and miss half I went there everytime cause I threw balls at people and stuff
It’s possible but I feel like this mom is just getting “drunk” off of attention lol. It seems like she’s being really extra because the cameras and everyone being there. Also some mom’s are just like this honestly
The fact that she isn't even talking about the dresses but the girls is disgusting. She is literally body-shaming her child's friends. If my mother did that, she would not be allowed at the wedding. That's just not okay, a wedding is suppose to be a special day you celebrate with friends and family together, not to judge and ridicule others, ESPECIALLY over body shape. All body shape is beautiful, and at the end of the day, their body shape don't matter, it's who they are as a person that does.
@@elise3794 I mean in speaking directly to someones face you wouldn't say that they look fat in a dress they are wearing. However, if you post it on the internet, a public platform, I believe people have the right to comment on everything in the video which in this case includes how they look in the dresses.
i was in a wedding with black bridesmaids dresses that was in the spring. it was a formal, evening wedding. i actually loved our “dresses.” we were allowed to pick the top or cut on top that suited us the best, and we all had the same bottom part.
I agree 100%. Always a rude statement and uncalled for is said after no offense,but.. I would have said something rude if that was my mom,this girl is very nice and didn't want to hurt her mom's feelings. Thank goodness Monte said something.
Eh, your mom should be your mom while she’s raising you. You can get to a certain point in your life when you don’t need to have a strict parent breathing down your neck. My mom was strict as hell while I was growing up. I’m 22 now and she’s one of my absolute best friends. She did the strict parent part and now we’re really close lol it’s when parents try to be best friends with their young kids and teenagers. Can’t be doing that shit haha
