"You All Look Ridiculous" Bride IN TEARS Over Christmas-Themed Wedding?! | Don't Tell the Bride 

Look like a carnival instead of a wedding 💑 For goodness sake 🙄

Yes but that’s far too sensible for DTTB lol

Where's the fun in that?

Pffffft that’s what I was thinking when the bride said ‘why has he put his daughter in *that* ?’ Well, because she loves it!

yes, she was happy :)

Well I didn’t expect to be in tears at the comments! ❤️😭❤️😭❤️

Hmm

Actually if you watch the episode he did all this for a very sentimental reason and it turned out really lovely

What was the episode called

Corrine Donovan It’s cute if it’s something you’d like.

Yes, and "this dress, it's just so German ...wtf"? And the funny thing is, she's somehow right.

Unfortunately she has to you sign a contract that the show will pay for everything but you have to legally wed, if you don't you have to pay all the money back

@@samanthalowther9818 annulment wud be my next step.

@@catherinetiernan5888 I completely agree 1 episode he planned everything around beer and she went through the motions of it but never signed the legal papers

He did all this for a very sentimental reason and the bride seemed happy in the end. I kinda think it was nice despite him messing up along the way.

Wow, let us know when you find perfection. Sheesh, being married doesn't mean everything will be perfect but only she KNOWS if he really loves her. Does one give up on their children when they make horrible choices, no, then why would she give up on her groom just because his style is different then hers?

Because they are given thousand of pounds to pay for the wedding, the conditions being that the groom plans everything and it is all filmed.

No one forces them to go on the show. They do it so they get it for free, then complain.

But it does matter

Listen we -woman- want our wedding to be perfect, because we want our husband to see us in all our beauty, and we ain't ever gonna make ourself prettier more than on our wedding day. So we want you -guys - to see that hot chick you've chosen in those beautifull dresses going down the asile towards you. And we want to do it somewhere nice, elegant, classic,romantic so it looks all pretty and you guys can appreciate that view of a woman you've decided to spend your life with looking prettier than ever before smiling brighter than ever before looking all proud and adoringly on you while walking down that asile. So please, please do not ruin that for us

@@monikakabickova6450 Speaking as a woman, we're not ALL dreaming of a "perfect" wedding. My fiance has repeatedly said he doesn't care what I wear, because he's not marrying a dress. He's marrying me. The venue, dress, food, etc, don't really matter at the end of the day. While, yes, you do want a fun day that's memorable, you don't need perfection to achieve that. The man you'll be marrying will be looking at you and YOUR beauty. If a guy cares a lot about how you look on the day, something is amiss. I'm certainly not going with a traditional look (not even wearing white) or venue. I've already picked my dress, but we're off and on discussing venue and themes. Definitely not a church. In essence, I'm merely saying that everyone has different ideas about their "perfect" wedding day. I've seen amazing weddings that are goth, cosplay, vampire, Halloween, Disney, Circus, Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, etc. We don't all want "elegant" or "classic" venues and weddings. We want what suits us and our groom. If you want a classic wedding, great. Go for it. But every single groom who truly adores and loves his bride will still feel the same even if she walks down the aisle in a trash bag. And, hey, it will be memorable and funny. Something that can make you both smile when you look back on it in your 70s. The important aspect of a wedding is the marriage, not the ceremony. Hell, you don't even need the wedding. Pay a small fee and get married at city hall. Simple and over with quickly. The ceremony is simply a big party, which is fine. But never expect perfection. Don't put so much stress on men to not screw things up. They're under a lot of pressure and stress, too. Weddings are not easy to plan unless it's small and intimate. If things don't go according to plan, oh well. Go with the flow and adapt. It should be a fun experience with lots of laughs and lovey-dovey moments.

@@MidnightSonnet I agree with you. By saying perfect I mean it as neutral word for everyones taste. Perfect is different for every single person. It's about those two what their perfect is. All I wanted to say is that on a wedding day we wanna look nice in a clothes we feel pretty whether it is huge ball gown or jeans and shirt and say I do on a nice place that's good for both of us wheter it is a church or city hall If it came in differently than I am sorry.

@@monikakabickova6450 No worries. :) Thank you for clearing things up.

She looked lovely. she looked very feminine unless you think she can’t simply because she has tattoos?

Nah I think the problem is that you're a judgmental ass

The bride looks lovely and I'm sure she's happy with the way she looks, dress aside. I'm sorry if her tattoos and "general look of non-femininity" offend your 1950's mindset, but I don't think anyone asked for or wants your criticism.

Mel B's tattos look nice but I agree that too many on both men or women don't look great... Jodie Marsh has taken hers too far, for example...

Gisa W Slonim idiot the dress was hideous