This bride's maid of honour is determined to get her own way and convince everyone to go for purple dresses, but can Lori and Brandon get the appointment back on track? Catch Say Yes to the Dress on TLC - Sky 133, Virgin 162, BT TV 323
I would’ve kicked her outta the wedding completely it might seem harsh but I feel like she’d do something bitchy and/or petty at the wedding if I just kicked her out of the bridal party
I remember one of the ones i watched was like: If you aren't gonna wear strapless ( apparently because of religion but I don't think so) , you can come wearing whatever you want as a guest or hostess. She chose hostess.
@Alexa Mathis wow, I had no clue I got this many likes! And the consultant probably asked because of the tv show. Got to get some drama for the viewers.
@@nikolaosnikosjordan it is obviously their wedding. But it's HER bridesmaids. So she has every right to say 'my' instead of 'our' here, especially since HER bridesmaids are paying for their dresses, not him.
I don't know about that. No matter how angry I would've been at my sister, if somebody told her 'nobody cares about your opinion', I would've been pissed as hell
Look I get the sister is upset because her wedding didn't happen, but she shouldn't try to take over her sister's wedding because of it. I think the sister is taking out her frustration on the bride. Glad the groom was there to support his bride.
The bride is getting her dogs in too. She is just sugar coating them. Do you notice how the bride only liked the two dresses that are totally unsuitable for her busty maid of honor?
You can tell the tension in this family has been going on for a while now and that’s why the fiancé showed up. He’s obviously in the know about their problems, and he probably talked the situation over beforehand with his bride. He’s there for moral support and to help his fiancé stand up for herself against her sister. The bride looked nervous and exasperated at her sister before she even opened her mouth for the first time, so they’ve clearly been arguing for a while now. He knows it’s not traditional to see the bride’s dress before the wedding, but LaMeisha is obviously used to getting her way and I think she could’ve influenced her sister like she believed she could have and gotten her to give in if the hubby hadn’t been there to make sure she got what she wanted for her wedding day.
You’re so right. I thought the same when the bridesmaids put the sister in her place while pulling dresses at the beginning. They were making it real clear it’s about the bride and not your needs. Something definitely happened for the entire bridal party that was there to be a united front for this bride. Also, I loved the way the groom looked at his bride in a supportive and loving manner as he listened. You can tell the two of them openly communicated with each other the vision they had prior to arriving.
You would choose to cut family ties because your sister have unresolved issues that influence the process of picking a piece of clothing. And that doesn't even take into account that its a TV show and we don't know all the manipulation and editing done to create the most drama. Really?
VirtualForeseer cutting family ties is different from taking someone out of your event because THEY DO NOT want to corporate. I don’t care what you think but make sure to sharpen your comprehension skills.
@@nicholinaplange4750 don't use arguments ad personam, it's cheap. As to the family ties- kicking a sister from a wedding would change the relationship for good. There's no coming back from something like that.
Every episode with a groom: Lori: why is he here? The groom: *sets everyone straight and successfully keeps the bride on track* Lori: *surprised pikachu face*
I can’t remember which bridesmaids it was but when she said “it’s her wedding so whatever she thinks looks good, looks good” I literally fell in love with her lol
It was very refreshing to see the bridesmaids stick up for the bride by putting the maid of honor in her place. And I’m glad the bride stood up for herself as well
I normally don't like grooms at the appointments, but this man was quiet, firm and 100% NOT going to let the sister bully his bride! And the entire rest of the bridal party had her back, too! If the sister showed up at the wedding in a different dress, she would be SO out of the ceremony! Anybody know how this turned out??
@@nicolew672 It's nothing to me personally. I guess I should have said that I agree with Lori that it's odd for a groom to be at the appointments. Is that better?
Hayli H Absolutely. But do you think LaMeisha could be comfortable in that crumb catcher dress? It has an inadequate bust cup for her larger breasted figure and a nip slip is inevitable. I wear a double D cup and would be mortified to wear that dress.
J. Holan well that’s why I said I’d make sure they’re comfortable. I’m getting married next year and I’m not going to put my girls in a dress that they’re not going to look good in or be comfortable in. I’m just firm about the material and color. But I’m choosing chiffon which is very forgiving. I’d hate to have a nip slip lmao
Yes! I’m not getting married any time soon, but I already have the bridesmaids dresses picked out! The dress that I want looks good on literally almost all body types and can easily be turned into a pantsuit for my best friend who doesn’t do dresses.
Hats off to the groom. He was very supportive. In a wedding, it’s the bride’s say of the type dress she wants the bridesmaids to wear. If her sister wants to act like a brat and say “I know what she wants,” she can step down. FYI the groom and the other bridesmaids also know the bride too and they aren’t trying to bully her into doing what they want
Bethany Sangra It was lovely. But it would never have held in that bridesmaid’s breasts. LaMeisha is well endowed with larger size “girls”. Neither of the red dresses would hold in her girls properly and nip slips would be inevitable. I’m sure that all those dresses are available in red. The bride seemed to not realize that and she just only picked the dresses shown in red. This became an argument about color. Brandon and Lori should have nipped that in the bud and specified that all the dresses shown were available in red and should have showed the bride which red colors were available. They needed to pick a style. I feel like this bride picked the cranberry color but she didn’t actually choose a dress style. That’s because her vision was flowy, chiffon, Grecian, short and red. The dress was only red. I think this bride will eventually realize that she messed up. If I were her friend, I would have steered her into the direction of looking at more dresses that fit her vision and also come in that cranberry color.
Kelly Phan True. But it would need major alterations to add the structure to support her larger breasts. It’s not just a matter of size. It’s support too.
shrgh 18 It’s kinda like when a family member or friend says they’re just an “honest person” when really they’re disrespectful and toxic. Either people don’t realize how fine the line is that they’re dancing on, or they’re fully aware of it and take advantage of it. It’s such a terrible attitude to have, and I hate that it’s easily disguised or blinded by your love and history of the person.
Sheena Shroder honest doesn’t not mean “tactless”. Also, it is the bride’s day, don’t accept the bridal party request if you don’t want to fit in that vision.
If it weren't for him, their would be no wedding. My now husband didn't go with a photographer because they acted like I was the only one who mattered. He was like, it's my wedding, too!
This sister has real issues it's sad.And IF she showed up in a different dress she would not be included in the wedding if I was the bride sister or not.Complete selfishness and total disrespect and kudos to the groom for backing his bride!
I love how the bridal party has her back . I usually don’t like grooms coming to the bridal appointments but he was respectful and supported the bride.
I never understood why a family member, has so much to say in their loved one's wedding. It's your wedding, not theirs. Either they are going to accept how you want your wedding to go and what you want them to wear or they can get the hell on.
As someone who doesn't live in USA, I don't understand the custom to dictate what others are supposed to wear. Where I live, you invite people to your wedding to celebrate that day with people you care about, not because you need puppets to create envisioned picture. It's like taking vows doesn't really matter, all that matters is to create perfect Instagram picture. And if the bridesmaids are supposed to pay for those dresses, is even weirder
@@Ysmir. The bridesmaids aren't part of the 'normal' guest pool. Bridesmaids are meant as a kind of 'friendship status' thing. Also, matching dresses are easier to take professional photos of. There are groomsmen, too, that serve the same function but for the groom instead of the bride. I agree that it's pretty darn unnecessary, but what can ya do? Maybe this trend will die out one day, but certainly not in the near future. (Also, 'The Best of Two Worlds Cat Club', there's a difference between having an opinion and being a bullheaded cucumber-sucking dirty wet wipe. The bride's opinion on the bride's dress is more important than any other opinion. 'Family' is no excuse for being a turd waffle.)
I love the fact that the groom is there and is actually respectful! He stands up for his beautiful bride and supports her every move, even when her own sister wouldn’t. Her friends are great too! They were telling the sister to begin with that this isn’t her wedding and they will do whatever to make the bride happy! The first red halter dress (first one) looked AMAZING!!!!!!!!
There's two kinds of people. "I don't want anyone to go through what I went through" and "I suffered so everyone else has to suffer too" Unfortunately, the sister is the latter
I am the former for real. Only the most vile evil horrible people on this planet need to suffer. Everyone else even if they had done wrong I wish them better in their lives. I cannot understand the I suffer so others need to suffer people. It makes no sense at all.
@@KimmyQueen I can understand the second only when a person has been done wrong collectively by society. As they say the child not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth.
One thing that honestly breaks my heart is how in most of the episodes when the bride has a sister, she is made out to be the villain and the trouble maker. I know all relationships are different but personally my sister is the best friend I could ever had and she would wear a trash bag to my wedding if I asked her to❤
OK, can we talk about the way the Bride & Groom's expression at 1:57? There's something about it; like, it's a gentle expression that makes me feel as though they really DO belong together. If that makes sense? It's a quiet expression that honestly gives the impression that they're parents. UGH, it's really hard to explain! They're just a really beautiful couple - feels like they've been together for a lifetime.
Right? You can tell that she asked him to be there to support her with her sister. I have no idea how people can make someone else's wedding all about them. Sorry girl, you gone.
Holy crap! Gee, I cannot IMAGINE why the sister’s wedding didn’t work out? I wonder if there is any connection to that guy I saw running down the street screaming “FREE! I’M FREE!” the other day.
UGH! The stereotypical black woman in me would have cussed my sister tf out! Everyone would have been embarrassed and this episode would have NEVER aired 😤😤
That friend at 2:45? 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 well said! Just because you’re wedding was canceled (sorry) doesn’t mean you force your FORMER wedding vision onto your sister’s.
Why is Lori always having a problem when the groom is accompanying the future bride? If the lady wants her man to accompany her its her choice. It is THEIR wedding, isn’t it?? I would feel awkward if the owner of a shop has a problem with my person i choose to accompany me!
Agreed! I really do not like the attitudes I see displayed from the store OWNER and the male consultant. The more I see of this version, the less I like it.
It is not Lori, it is the groom, who usually comes with their own ideas to force on the bride. This is for the bride, not the groom. She has to wear the dress, not the groom.
Startrek1965, Yet the drama wasn’t about the groom at all. He was very well-behaved, as far as we can see in this short clip. And he wasn’t there choosing her wedding dress, they were choosing dresses for the bridal party. I understand that it may be unusual for a groom to come, but if his bride wanted him for support, then the consultant and shop owner should be okay with that and not have to say anything at all. After all, when the groom is paying, she welcomes them in with open arms!
I agree, personally I would love for my future husband to join me picking out the dress along with my family. I don’t want him to control what I wear or just say no to something that I clearly like if it does not hurt me. I want him to be there, share personal opinions in a respective manner, and supportive my decision like everyone else just like this husband.
i mean it’s his wedding too obviously it should be more the brides choose but the groom coming and supporting his fiancée is really great for me personally if want my fiancé to be involved throughout most of the planning
Glad the bride chose the dress either way. The sister can arrive and be part of the wedding in the correct dress or have her behind sat in the audience.
Kylie Ulery I agree. Not my taste at all. Plus, not at all what the bride said she wanted at first which was short, flowy chiffon. Was this bride as stubborn as her sister and just picking this dress because of its color alone?
Right! What bothered me is what she described was actually tasteful, modern and classy. Sounded like beautiful pictures I see on Pinterest of bridal parties. But then she chose that atrocity of a dress 😩
Oh... One more thing, though. The ugliest dress was the Barney purple one. I really wonder if there is way more to this disagreement between these sisters.
