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Hey there, my fabulous viewers! It's your girl, Charlotte Dobre, and today we're diving headfirst into a video that will leave you in awe and disbelief: Entitled Brides and Grooms! Get ready to witness the jaw-dropping tales of extravagant demands, outrageous expectations, and unforgettable moments that will make you question the concept of "bridezilla" and "groomzilla"! 💍😱
In this eye-opening compilation, we're delving into the world of entitled brides and grooms who take wedding planning to a whole new level. From over-the-top demands to shocking tantrums, these stories will have you gasping in disbelief and wondering, "Is this for real?!"
Join me as we explore the minds of these extraordinary couples who believe that the world revolves around their wedding day. From insisting on the most luxurious venues to demanding outrageous dress codes for their guests, these entitled brides and grooms will make your jaw drop.
We'll witness clashes with wedding vendors, epic battles over budgets, and dramatic confrontations that will leave you in awe of the lengths some people will go to for their perfect wedding day. Brace yourselves for tales of grandeur, excess, and an unshakable sense of entitlement that will leave you speechless.
But fear not, my lovelies! It's not all doom and gloom. We'll also celebrate the moments of humility and kindness that remind us of the true meaning of love and celebration. These stories of generosity and down-to-earth wedding dreams will warm your heart and restore your faith in the magic of love.
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Join me, Charlotte Dobre, as we navigate the realm of entitled brides and grooms and uncover the secrets behind their extraordinary demands. Remember, my fabulous viewers, weddings are about love, connection, and joy. Let's explore the fascinating world of entitled brides and grooms together and learn a thing or two about what really matters on the big day.
Stay fabulous, my incredible viewers, and I'll catch you in the next video full of tales of entitled brides and grooms that will leave you in awe! Let's dive in! 💍😉
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The first insane bride wished OP luck getting into university. That is usually something TEENAGERS are doing. She is demanding an actual CHILD bake a wedding cake and alter dresses. I'm impressed the teenager held her own with such a toxic relative.
EXACTLY!! Hey, busy child working on getting into uni, please pick SOME professional vendor to do the job of or I'm going to verbally abuse you!
Omggg I just came here to say this!
Was just coming down here to see if anyone else caught that. Imagine demanding a high schooler put out professional work for a wedding?
Could’ve been an adult to be fair
And they mentioned at the beginning that they'd been busy moving. Add that on top of everything else.
So glad my wife and I ran off to get married. We saved SO much money. We were able to buy furniture for our new home. Instead of wasting it on a one-day event.
We did the same thing. All that money we saved we were able to buy a lot of things for our house. And when people heard that we were married we still got tons of wedding presents
You saved so much money that you had 50 kids and even adopted some too. Who’s your wife USA?
I will just go to City Hall get married regularly and then maybe have a little holiday don’t let people know it’s a honeymoon and if people wanna party they can come to the house have a barbecue job done
All you MEN are such peaches. I'm so jealous.
NOT!!!!
Team Elopement all the way! We have been married 26 years; no regrets! (Edited to fix a type-o)
I'm a professional seamstress / tailor, so far I've worked on or altered around 10 bridesmaids dresses and 2 bridal gowns (some fancier than others, some with special requirements like a opening to breastfeed)... I'd NEVER ask a TEENAGER to do something like that! The fabrics are trickier than most "usual" ones and depending on dressstyle she will get lost in layers and layers of fabric.
Bride is Absolute insane!!
I'm not a professional and neither was my mom (but my mom was very talented). I was the maid of honor for a very good friend. The problem I had was that the bride's sister was angry that she wasn't the maid of honor. During most of the planning of the wedding I was working on my Master's degree in Scotland (from the states) and the dresses the attendants were limited in the sizes both myself and her sister are larger figured and at the place where dresses were purchased there was only one size 16. The sister normally wore a 14 (which they carried more of). I arrived back in the states 3 weeks before wedding and the bride met me at airport we went to store to pickup my dress (this took place in Montana and my family home was 250 miles from airport). Well the dress was gone! Her sister had come in months before and took my dress (out of spite). They tried the 14 but style and fabric of dress allowed no wig room and began to tear when they tried zipping it up. What we ended up doing was I drew the pattern of the dress and got a swatch of fabric then purchased fabric as close as we could get and then flew by very small plane home (all done in 2 hr layover). My mom was able to design the pattern and complete the dress in about a week and a half. My dress was a bit different and darker but the bride was okay with that considering I was the maid of honor (one out of 12 attendants. Yes is was a big over the top wedding. Over 200 guests) and in a lot of weddings the maid of honor is in a little different dress. BTW the bride paid for the dresses and shoes, the store refunded the price of the unused dress ($500 in 1986 this was the biggest reason I didn't want it ruined. And I would have never paid that much for a dress ever especially at that time).
I have been sewing since age 8. And I have altered 2 wedding dresses, one from a 12 to a 2. I could have sewn a dress from scratch faster. Had to remove beading and lace, recut, sew together and resew beading. Looked great.
The second was ordered online from China and was just strange. Managed to fix the issues.
I have made several brides maids dresses and flower girl dresses.
People have no idea how complicated things can get or how difficult it is to sew with fine and slippery fabrics.. Especially with alterations.
Can not imagine asking a teen without any sewing knowledge to do it. As a teen I could have, but I sewed most of my own cloths , including a bridesmaid dress.
Would've just taped that shit with scotch tape and called it a day
@@dawnelder9046wow that is anazing talent!
@@notperfectandneverwillbe4825so what happened with the sister? Did the bride get mad at her?
I love rules that are unenforceable. What is the bride going to do, pre-open every gift at the door to check for non-existent price tags, approve or disprove of said gifts, and then re-wrap the gifts all while selecting who stays or goes? 😂
If i bring a gift, ill pay what i can afford, that should be appropriate
My thought exactly. As the guests supposed to bring price tags? And who is going to check these at the door?
@@GenevieveOtt-js7nb exactly!! Weddings are celebrations, not the bride deciding that a gift is expensive enough. Every bride should be grateful for any gifts at all!!
The first bride said “….this is why you won’t get into university” uhm, is she yelling at a 17/18 yr old to make a cake or alter dresses?
Cake, dress and seating chart. You need a professional for that.
Now this deserves a lol 😂 😂😂😂
I know right? What was going through her head asking ANYONE, let alone a young (either still in or fresh out of high school young) person at that to do those things knowing they’ve never done them before in their life? Some peoples entitlement is hard to wrap my head around.
Lol I started sewing at 16. By 17, I was mending my extended families things and my time and efforts were being promised to people without my consent.
I no longer tell people I sew. I will not fix your jeans. Stop asking
@@kassassin_brahgawksame! I’m sick of people wanting me to replace the zipper in their $20 jeans!
The first one…if she’s going to try to “get into university,” does that mean she’s currently a teenager? And she’s supposed to know how to make a wedding cake, alter a wedding dress, and arrange a seating chart? Asking anyone to volunteer to do those things are ridiculous but how do you expect a kid to take that on?!?!
Seriously! Plus she offered to just come early and help set up, which is much more along the line of what could be hoped for from someone with little experience. I would not put something as important as a wedding dress in the hands of someone who has no idea what they're doing.
Right
My thoughts exactly
And when the poor thing fail to uphold the bride's vision, the bride would have made sure to humiliate them publicly as well. That was a losing proposition from the get-go.
Always have higher expectations from women
The first story makes my blood boil, she isn’t lazy, she’s just wanting the bride to respect the fact that she isn’t comfortable with baking a wedding cake or altering dresses. And saying that she won’t get into university with her apparent “attitude” problem makes me hope that the bride will get a divorce since she’s the one with the attitude
the fact that someone would entrust a highschooler with making a wedding cake is just crazy to me
Bruh, same here. What happened with this thing called common sense and decently? 😅
I so feel that person, I enjoy baking, and I occasionally bake a birthday cake or something for my family, but I would feel so out of my depth with a wedding cake. Also, because most of my stuff is made to be edible, not to look good.
@@nicoleortiz9884 That's what I was thinking! When she mentioned university, I was like, wait, is she 18? Possibly younger because if she hasn't been accepted yet she could still be 17 or younger. And she would also trust her to hem her wedding dress??? Crazy.
Even if she were a mature student trying to get into university, this bridezilla is crazy.
I can’t believe Charlotte took the Aunts side and said “just be honest and say you don’t want to do anything for the wedding!, stop beating around the bush!” What?? Just because she doesn’t want to bake a wedding cake or do alterations on a wedding gown, or bridesmaids dresses, doesn’t mean she doesn’t want to help! She literally offered to come help set up shit before the wedding after her aunt was a total a-hole to her!
Super surprising! I literally agree with Charlotte on every subject, so I was super surprised to hear her say that😮
Get into college? This bride is demanding that an actual teenager bake a wedding cake or do alterations to her wedding dress?!? This bride needs to be evaluated for competency.🤣🤣🤣
I think that _bride_ needs to go back to university...maybe then she'll get a brain and some respect!!
It’s a legal requirement that people pass a challenging and thorough exam
before getting a driver’s license, but not a wedding certificate, to VOTE, or to own a home.
@@calebmatthews2026 Or to reproduce 😂
So she can have someone to blame for ruining her wedding and that someone isn't a professional service or someone she can't walk all over. Then demand compensation money from the kid's parents since if she is planning to go to uni they probably have money for that put aside the bride could end up demanding for that.
Or that's just my theory I don't know but sounds very possible.
To be fair it kind of sounds like the bride herself is a young adult. From the tantrum-ish attitude to the fact she asks everybody to help out and doesn't have a clue how hard it is
If someone spells the wedding ceremony as "saramoany" they are 100% not a wedding coordinator.
Maybe she was shanghaied into doing that job and that was her silent protest.
I DIED at that misspelling 😂
“Admited in”, “saramoney” “ accceptance” for exceptions…yeah, if you’re illiterate I’m not taking you seriously. I hope she wasn’t a legit coordinator.
I did wonder if the ‘wedding coordinator’ had done a cut and paste of the bride’s instructions.😂 given the ridiculous ‘regulations’ it wouldn’t have surprised me.
i thought it was a "Sara"moany bc the bride was named Sara....but the rest of the word its just also terribly misspelled 😅
I had kind of the opposite problem when I got married, when my SIL insisted on making baskets of flowers for my bridesmaids to carry down the aisle. I repeat: the baskets were HER idea, not mine. She liked being crafty and it was her idea of how to help out with the wedding. I thought it was a really nice thing for her to offer to do.
To make a long story short the baskets came out differently than how she had described them (she was in another state and this was way before the internet or even email), so they didn't fit with the rest of the decorations. She had already been paid for the materials and shipping so she wasn't out any money. I called her to let her know the baskets were lovely and that we were going to use them as bridesmaids gifts instead of having them carried down the aisle. She went bat-guano crazy, insisting that I was being completely rude and insensitive after all her hard work. I apologized for hurting her feelings, even though I didn't think I'd done anything wrong. We both agreed that family was more important than anything and because of that it was best to just move on and forget anything had happened and just enjoy the wedding.
Three days later I got a SEVEN PAGE letter from her in the mail, chewing me out all over again.
I'm sure everyone will be shocked to learn that her marriage with my brother didn't last. You can probably guess all the reasons why.
Bat-guano 😂
Anyone else thought about "16 pages, FRONT and BACK!" ?
im crafty. i would adore making wedding decorations. but if i did, and the people getting married told me actually it didnt fit with the theme and they couldnt be used, yea my feelings would be hurt. but also, i would completely understand! i would not be upset with the people getting married, i understand weddings should be how they envisioned. my point is, feelings are always valid, but behavior isnt. it was valid that her feelings were hurt, i totally empathize with putting love and care into your arts and crafts thinking they will be a part of this wonderful ceremony of love, and being sad when plans change. but yea the way she treated you about it, that was not valid. im sorry you went through that! wish she could have been more understanding, even if her feelings were hurt. so many adults are emotionally immature and have no clue how to manage their feelings. :/
@@QUEERVEEART I figured out later that the baskets were an excuse to find something to criticize me for. She was quite talented at conjuring reasons to be offended, even if she had to completely invent something out of thin air. This was a classic example.
@@TheTewjr ughhh that's so frustrating 🙄 and at your wedding too. the audacity of some people. i guess i just never understand people who lie and are sneaky cause i'm extremely genuine and 100% honest but that's prolly cause i'm autistic lol. i legit don't understand why someone would want to invent a reason to be offended at someone else's wedding :/ that's weird af
I love how you’ve kept your word by adopting “delulu” into your regular vocabulary! 😂😂😂
I know someone who got married without a dress she fell in love with one that was too expensive for the parents to buy and they told her that. Well somehow she got it in her head they were surprising her with it and refused to get any other dress. 🤦♂️
Oh wow… some people are just super delusional. Poor kid. But she did it to herself
🤣
So what did she end up wearing for the wedding?
@@emilywertz8399 a dress from her closet it happened the wedding happened at her family's house
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 how crazy lol
That first story. I was that person who did the invitations, donated money to the weddings/birthdays, bought outfits for the bridal party, my mum did the alterations on the wedding pairs outfits, gifts, did centre pieces, beading, table settings, lent jewelery, gave lifts on the day to family, and I can count the number of "thanks you"s I received on one finger. And I never asked anyone to do any of that stuff for me cause its real self centred to expect others to sacrifice for you. I would not do that to anyone else.
Exactly what I was thinking... If that kid HAD caved and tried to do all of these things for the wedding, I'm positive the bride and others would NOT be grateful (after all, they're so entitled they practically demanded it all in the first place) and they'd likely even complain about the quality of the cake/altering/etc at best or say they were "botched jobs" that "ruined the wedding"... There's no winning.
I'm really sorry you weren't properly appreciated for your hard work. Toxic just doesn't take a day off, does it 🙄💔
That really sucks when people can't even appreciate how much others do for them. I mean her whole family, the bridal party, everyone should've been thanking you, especially the bride.
as my Pastor says, "takers never stop taking."
Random fact. At the 1:14 mark where she shows the girl crying and being walked away by the cop - that girl was a friend of mine in high school in Texas in the seventies. She was also our drum major. She left Texas for California and was in a few movies- the most well known was Friday the Thirteenth in 3D. She was the lone survivor.
I've been watching your wedding videos since the beginning of the year. My big brother just got married to the love of his life yesterday and I was running horror scenarios since he and his now wife announced their engagement. (I blame the horror stories on Reddit, mostly)
I'm just thankful it was to chill and calm. My family is middle eastern, so we go by the logic of "All are welcome into the family".
My mom immediately accepted the bride as a third daughter and me and my sister adore her because she's the sweetest person I've ever met.
Biggest contender to something resembling a drama is my father, who just worries a lot in general.
I'm just glad it was nothing like these stories.
GROANINGGGG at this first story!! Why does she think her entire family needs to run every different aspect of her wedding.
So that she doesn't have to pay for anything. She even went so far as to complain abut prices she was being quoted for professional work.
Also the bride said to OP "Good luck getting into college with that attitude". So basically she was demanding all of those things professionals should do to a teenager... How did she think it was a good idea?!
Why? Well, in the immortal words of Tommy Wisseau in The Room:
CHEAP! CHEAPCHEAPCHEAPCHEAP!!! CHEEEEAAAPPP CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP!
@@Reyn_Roadstorm "So how's your sex life?"
She's getting a free wedding. She may also be kicked off the family tree.
That lady should tell her she'll do the seating plan and then seat everyone alphabetically by name on purpose.
Bride: wtf were you thinking
OP: oooh dear me. Thats how i learned it in school, sorry!
Ha!!! I looove this.
That's how I'll get into a great University too! 😂
Had a friend many years ago who was literally a pastry chef. She did a wedding cake for a friend. The bride wanted a pound cake, 2 tiers, made to look like a waterfall. My friend made it best she could. Everything from scratch. A few days after the wedding the bride complained that people didn't like the cake because it tasted like flour or like sugar. It's a pound cake....as in equal parts flour and sugar....1 pound each. We just laughed at her because she got exactly what she wanted but was too dumb to know what it actually was
Pound cakes aren't only flour and sugar, you forgot the equal part butter and eggs. Not to mention the vanilla extract and buttermilk. I've had many pound cakes, but not a single one tasted like flour or sugar...
apparently your pastry chef friend doesn't know how to make a pound cake my grandma bakes pound cakes from scratch and not a single one tasted like flour or sugar it tasted like a delicious cake
I've had people call me evil and selfish for finally setting boundaries and 'trying' to stick to them.
Same. I just smile and agree. Smile and wave, boys. Smile and wave😂
@6:52 Oh my! That is so so much to ask of a coworker and it got so ugly so fast, I would HAVE to print that conversation out and put it up on the breakroom wall at work so that everyone is properly warned that this person is unhinged.
The way I would literally bake and decorate the worst cake of my life for her 🙃
I would put all my passion into baking the worsted cake ever for that bride…..
Oh no that kind of person then would berate you for doing a bad job for years ! I know that kind of people, they're such a drag...
I'd go to the grocery store and buy 2 sheet cakes and stack them. There ya go.
My teenage self would've made the best 4 layered betty crocker cake you ever did see. And if she complained, I would have that snippet of the text convo framed and ready for her on the spot. Would be fun.
Hahaha I'll add chili flakes and pepper
I'd have told the crazy aunt to save her money on one of those invitations because I was planning on being otherwise engaged the day of her wedding. If she asked me what was more important than being at her wedding, I'd have said, "Literally anything."
My aunt and uncle got married last week. They are very poor and couldnt afford a party. My family organized a barbecue together and I baked a suprise wedding cake. They were both very happy, even though it wasnt very fancy. 😊❤
That one where she asked a week before the wedding for the centerpieces, reminds me of my hotel days. We'd be full and people would try all sorts of stuff and I'd tell them if I had a room, I'd give it to them, and they'd NEVER believe me! We'd be like "what do they want us to do, build them a room on the spot, lmao!" Yeah, not happening. I've been offered lots of money to give someone's reservation to someone else, but my ethics are solid. These other people expect their room because THEY ALREADY PAID FOR IT! I'm not putting people who planned ahead out of a room for your arrogant, non-planning-ahead ass!
That wedding planner with the list, I have a question. If the gift is wrapped, how are they gonna know if it was over $75.00? I would NOT be attending that wedding. Weddings are supposed to be fun!
I work as an ER nurse. The number of time, patients sometimes but generally family members, have gotten in my face to scream and demanded a room for them/family is so ridiculously high. I understand being in the ER sucks, but I always explain to my patients/family that the hospital is completely full and we have to wait for a patient to be discharged. There are simply NOT one room/bed available. I’ve had them (pre-COVID bc we finally locked down and take security more seriously now), go upstairs to the floors and search for open beds themselves. I started making comments such as, “Don’t you think I’d send you upstairs if I could, so I would have less patients?” If that didn’t work, I resorted to “I know you want a bed, so give me a few minute so I can go upstairs and roll some Grandma out the bed and onto the floor for you.” Mind you, in all the years and complaints, I can not think of any one truly super-sick patient or a dying patient and their family EVER complaining.
I’m a seamstress and there is *no way* I’d alter bridesmaid dresses for less than what was quoted. Alterations on this sort of dress can be a beast in the best of times.
Not only that, but it’s not worth all that headache for Pennies on the dollar.
I agree. I don't know why people nickel-and-dime artisans. I think it's insulting. I'm getting my dress and my girls dress custom-made. And I don't feel the need to haggle with my dressmaker overpricing. She's extremely talented using a beautiful material and spending a lot of time to create the perfect dresses for my wedding. She's a lovely person to work with. She knows her worth and I've seen her work so I know she's worth what she saying. Plus I'm going for my last fitting in 4 weeks and I can't wait.
@@LLandS18 I disagree. You haggle for everything, regardless of what it is. It's not an insult at all. If they refuse to budge on the price you either accept it or move on though. You don't threaten to leave bad reviews or any nonsense like that.
@@dustinriley8059 nope it's insulting. Do you go into a store and a haggle with them. No you do not go in Walmart and argue with the cashier over the price. Why would I do that with an artisan. I either can't afford to pay the price they have listed or I can't. I believe that time has a tangible value to it and it's not for me to tell someone that their time isn't worth what they think it is.
@@dustinriley8059 good luck with that attitude. I'm pretty sure that you will never own anyting of good quality
I can't be the only one who thinks Sharklotte deserves her own show.
😂😂😊
I would 💯 watch that!
Yes she's funny af 🤣🤣
Damn right she does. But the normal shark as well. I'm over here calling it 'normal'.😅
Did you notice that the first bride said that the person she was asking to do her wedding cake, fix the dresses, and the seating arrangement, etc. that the girl wouldn't get into a good university because she's lazy? In other words she's a highschool student. Good grief!
I made centrepieces for my friend. She loves butterflies and she asked me to fold origami butterflies and that’s it, nothing crazy, she even arranged them herself. I love folding origami, so I gladly did that. It was fun ❤
I assume she gave you adequate notice to provide all the butterflies needed. Even if you love to do something, the experience can be soured if you have to rush and put off other things that also need to be done (like eat & sleep, lol).
That’s what I was thinking - that the centerpieces were PAPER, like cardboard or cardstock cutouts.
Not WOOD CARVINGS!
Oh, Charlotte, I’m so with you on the spelling!! And how can someone who is supposedly a professional “wedding planner” not spell ceremony!!?? Ridiculous!!
She also misspelled "admitted" and used the wrong word "acceptance" instead of "exceptions." Those many errors show someone who does not double-check her work. Not a good characteristic in a wedding planner.
Right?! I am so triggered by bad spelling!! And I agree with C, I can't take anyone seriously who can't spell....
I think the name of the bride is Sarah and she wanted to do a joke .
Yes but have you noticed the spelling mistake in this video? I JUDGE PEOPLE BASED ON THERE SPELLING … it should be “I really judge people based on their spelling “.. no?
@@nicolenotizieeamici True. The editor made a boo-boo.
The woman who altered my wedding dress was a sweetheart, woman from my church. She stayed up countless nights to work on it. All I asked was for her to bring up the hem a bit so I wasn't stepping on it going down the aisle since I wanted to wear flats.
She had to remove all of the lace and applique from the bottom of the dress, which went along the whole train, then take up the hem, then put the applique back on meticulously. She was an experienced alterations seamstress. A teenager could never!!!
When my husband and I got married (my 2nd, his 1st), it was a small wedding of 40 of our closest family & friends. We didn't bother with a wedding cake, just ordered 3 cakes from our local supermarket, which has an awesome bakery, and put them on a tiered stand.
If that first person didn't want to dish out $$$ for the wedding cake, she should've just bought what her local supermarket had.
Omg, this is a good idea. I've seen some absolutely gorgeous cakes at local grocery stores and bakeries, and that would absolutely be cheaper than most professional wedding cakes. Not to knock wedding cake bakers or their pricing, but I love a good tip to cut costs. Weddings get insanely expensive very quickly. Not trying to drop 1k everytime I sneeze, but that's what seems like will happen when I look into wedding planning. Might just elope instead lol.
@@kiraeckard7625 Eloping isn't all that bad of an idea 😂 However, if you're having a fairly small wedding, there are different ways to cut expenses. We planned everything within a month as my husband lived overseas so time & money was an issue. My dress & my bridesmaids' were the only thing done prior to his arrival. We did our own invitations. Bought these packs of greeting cards, you design and print. However, if you don't have a quality printer, you can take it to a place like Kinkos or Staples, they can print for you but I think it'll still be less expensive than the fancy wedding invitations (of course this depends on how many you're inviting). We didn't have a church wedding, since it was my 2nd, so we got married at the County Exec Bldg in our city, which was beautiful because it had marble floors, a gorgeous staircase & we didn't pay for any decor just the wedding officiant. My bridesmaids bought their dresses at one of the big Department stores instead of a bridal shop. My cousin who was going to college in a city an hour from us, went & bought the same dress for half the price, so my friends returned their dresses & I drove them out to that mall, they got their dresses for under $50. I didn't want to break their bank accounts either.
She should do nithing, since this aunt is demanding not asking. On top of that she is demanding that a minor spend money on HER wedding. What if the girl is headed for uni? She should not be spending on someone's wedding, she should be saving for school. And then getting nasty wirh her?! And didnt the niece say she had just move (a task in itself). This aunt is too old to be this childish and still be getting married. Go to city hall and do it, Auntie.
Sarahmoany?! 😂😂😂 I'm sorry but how do you become a wedding coordinator without learning to spell ceremony?! That one word has made my day!
When people tell me "Can I ask you do me a favor ?" I always respond "It depends what it is", no matter who the person is.
NEVER reply "Of course ! What is it ?", because if it turns out you can't do it people will feel they have the right to complain.
I usually go with a dead-pan, non-committal "what do you need?" Then the follow up can be an upbeat "sure, I can do that" or I can nope out of there.
@@hrobinson9701 that works too !
The first aunty-bride : she gives tasks that the niece is incapable of doing because then, the aunty-bride will be able to complain about it. She's shopping for reasons to play the victim.
The one who wanted the centerpieces carved in a WEEK: WTF??? Literally No Way someone could do that. How dare they even ASK let alone flip out when they get refused. The Audacity.
FR 😭
I had a coworker help me with signs for my wedding, but we did them like 3+ months before hand and I HELPED HER. There's no way I was letting/making her do it alone
The bride complaining about $2800 for 10 hours at a venue is insane!!! We just dropped $4500 on our oldest daughter venue because I couldn’t believe is was only $4500 on a Saturday, during the fall!! I’m still shocked at the price, I would’ve paid twice as much for this venue, it has a stunning view. They have a huge outdoor stone fireplace, a silo bar, a badass groom’s room and the brides suite is just perfection!!! She also has a room full of decor items, some she bought and a lot left by brides. I am only buying greenery and candles because of the options she has to decorate the tables! Most of the venues in western NC start around $7000 and that is literally just the venue. Since we are saving so much on the venue & decor, we can splurge a little on the dress❤️
Thankfully, we were extremely blessed to have 2 wedding photographers in the familly that offered their services for free (but they will be receiving a very nice tip). Then the grooms mother has a close friend that is a DJ and he had connections to a couple of bartenders, and she paid for it! We set a $20,000 limit, but at this rate, I think we will stay around 10k! So we will gift the remaining “wedding fund” for them to put towards their “house fund”!!
So far she hasn’t been a bridezilla, but the wedding is in October, so we shall see, lol.. She wants to do a taco bar and wants a cheese cake because she doesn’t like cake.. I don’t know how I feel about a taco bar! I’ve never been to a wedding with a taco bar… but if that is what they want, then that’s what we will get:).. (yes, I will be covering her with a poncho when it’s time to eat😂)…
That $2800 was for the photographer
Must have been a big football weekend. As for the cheesecake, one of my cousins had four different kinds of cakes all decorated differently staged at different levels and linked by vines and ribbons. You could have different flavors of cheesecakes with her favorite as the one with the topper.
@@molliannstocks1709 thanks!! Lol.. and that’s is a pretty common fee for a wedding photographer.
@@tsugima6317 thank you!! I didn’t even think about having different varieties of cheesecake!!
I didn’t want to deal with the wedding planning, setting things up, making calls and deposits. I have SERIOUS issues making choices, and that’s why the wedding had already been put off for nearly 4 years. My SIL’s wife is a big planner-she puts together events all the time. We didn’t ask, she offered. I was so excited! Once I connected her to my family members that were being a part of the ceremony, give the approval for the venue and alternative arrangements (weather) and answered a few simple questions (like decoration themes-purple + lace in my case, general idea about food likes and cake choices) and then I did pretty much NOTHING. All I had to do was dress myself, make sure my hubby had the rings and documents needed, have a little interview with the officiant and then i was DONE. I just let the SIL’s wife run the show-and I think she had a lot of fun planning all the arrangements, especially with the floral decorations! I had boxes upon boxes coming in from Etsy. I was told i could look, but i thought it was better to be surprised so I wouldn’t be bothered with thoughts of “what if we changed…”
Even still, I managed to drop like 10 lbs without even trying after my last dress fitting. I have really bad social anxiety even with family, and being the center of the attention is essentially the opposite of how I’ve been my entire life. No thank you! It’s another reason why i pushed it off for so long. It was nice not having to deal with anything. Things came out beautiful! I was happy quite happy. I can’t imagine dealing with one of these women! I know my sister had issues with her wedding (MIL was being a little controlling over some choices.) She gave in because she didn’t care THAT much and it was just easier to for her to adjust.
The first story is insane. She said sponge or carrot całe, something simple. Little did she know that carrot cake is one of the hardest bases for a cake. Also if this girl is going to university, it means that she is like 17-20 years old.
I would've baked "auntie" a three tier "Betty Crocker" special, plastic tub icing, premade icing flowers, candy letters, sprinkles and all....the whole one yard!(see what I did there? instead of "the whole nine yards")
Delulu is my new favorite word besides petty. We always learn so much with Charlotte. 😂❤️
Me too! 😅😅
I called an idiot a delulu earlier today. I said you seemed to have spelled delusional wrong (his name)
Delulu Patots
@@adamjohnson672 No google hits! A+ drag name free to a good home??
@@zprouk3091 lol
The wedding photography one... Girl really said "I will give you a bad review bc I am too broke to pay for your reasonable prices" 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I WISH that girl would have taken the tasks of cake, dress altering, and seating plans...
She could have made ONE fancy cupcake, glued a big ugly patch on the dress, and made the kids table right up front and had all the families spread around and separated and the groom on the opposite end of the the room from the bride! Lol would have been amazing!
Charlotte heard Delulu once and ran with it and I love it 😂
good morning daily charlotte watchers
Good morning to you too.😊
GM! 🤗
Good morning you both
Good morning!
Good morning☺
Never apologise for being a first response grammar corrections officer Charlotte. It is a sign of a high decorum individual and we are legion. 😁
Dang it, I'm watching this while I have a chest infection and laughing at "sarahmoany" almost ended my life.
Charlotte is definitely not the only one judging that particular crime against spelling. 😂
My wedding pictures cost $2500., and that was 27 years ago. Can I just say these brides are clueless? Thank you Charlotte for informing us how clueless brides are and Bridezillas! 🤪
As a seamstress Ive never altered a wedding dress, and i cannot imagine expecting a teenager to know how with zero experience??? Even I would turn it down LOL
I’d be terrified and I do have some stitching know-how (when you’re short, you learn some tricks.)
I’m terrified to alter a maxi skirt I got, and I only need it to hold for a few hours.
I live for these videos, don't get me wrong, but it is staggering just how much content you get out of insane wedding stories! How are there so many of them 😂
I had my uncle for our wedding photographer, he was free, he had always taken family pictures but wasn’t the best at it. I knew he had a nice camera and he agreed to do it, he got a few good gems but I was totally fine with it, he took a lot of pictures. ❤
Centerpieces on a budget can be cute, simple, & not take forever. One of my cousins had these decent sized lanterns, inside were fake flowers, pink tulle/mesh at the bottom (to cover the flower foam block), & mini fairy lights. Super cute. My mom still has hers lol.
This bride was demanding carved Disney villians. Twenty different ones. I can't imagine.
My aunt, who's a PROFESSIONAL BAKER and myself (who apprenticed under one) baked my cousin's wedding cake with the traditional family recipe (a very convoluted wine and fruit dark cake) and it took us THREE DAYS to make all the sheet cake, plus the decorated piece to cut, and we almost fucked it up. Making large quantities of any pastry is a difficult proposition even for pro's, and that's WHY IT'S SO EXPENSIVE.
My aunt was in charge of getting her son's wedding cake. She called me 1 week before the wedding because she "forgot" (in truth, we ALL know she hated the bride and this was her way of doing something to sabatoge the wedding) and asked for "a plain chocolate cake would be okay" (bride is allergic to chocolate and she knew this - I had only met the bride ONCE and I knew this!!!) Imagine her shock when I showed up at the reception with a spectacular wedding cake! Because while I can bake, I also have a dear friend who is a retired professional cake decorator. We both put our heads together and created a cake that looked like part of a birch tree with bride and groom's initials "carved" into the bark, fondant mushrooms and flowers, grass, branches, etc and we found little glass fairies at a floral shop and used those as the "Bride" and "Groom" on the top (they are an outdoorsy couple and the whole wedding theme was "outdoors and nature") and it was vanilla with lemon curd filling (Bride's favourite) and we wrapped fairy lights around it for a little added "oomph" that made it look like fireflies flittering about. Aunt was FURIOUS with me and screamed "I asked for CHOCOLATE!!!" Bride and Groom loved it and THAT is what counts!!! 18 years later and Aunt is still pissed off with me. But Bride and Groom still talk about the surprise wedding cake!!!! Friend and I have put our heads together for cakes a few times since for weddings and birthdays for friends and family but that first one was the best because it made the Bride and Groom so happy while pissing off the nasty aunt.
The rules that the wedding coordinator cooked up with the bride, especially the "DO NOT TALK TO THE BRIDE" and the "Your gift must cost at least $75" would make me text back "I won't be attending this narcissistic wedding for ANY reason" with a big ol middle finger!
I probably would've just texted back saying "Sorry but I won't be attending Sarah moaning."
@@HGChaosNL Sarah's gonna be moaning about how no one showed up.
NGL, I'd absolutely trash the coordinator's spelling and general fookery prior to telling her to stick the invitation where the sun doesn't shine.
$75? That is at least a 100 lb. of pig manure mixed in with straw so it is bulky, so needs a fair big stout wooden box. Got to figure in the cost to make the box. Why PM you are asking? It's the closest to human waste stench (so not pleasant farmyard odor, more like outhouse odor.)
It used to be a not-done/tacky to bring the gift to the wedding. It should have been delivered prior to the event. And really back in the day it should have been delivered in time for the Bridal Tea when all the presents would have been displayed with name cards as to the giver. And the thank-you’d would have been sent before the 1-3 month long honeymoon. (There’s an example in the Movie The Age of Innocence before Archer and May’s wedding)
I used to bake cakes and cupcakes out of my house. I was known for tasty scratch made home style cakes and cupcakes. The food I made was attractive, but my decorating skills are basic at best. About 8 years ago, I sold my cupcakes for $13.00 per dozen (basic swirl icing). One day, I received a call from someone who had eaten my cake wanting me to do cupcakes for her wedding. I said ok, send me a pic of what you have in mind. She sent me a pinterest perfect cupcake tower with an assortment of individualy made gumpaste flowers decorating each cupcake. I told her that was beautiful, but beyond my skill as a decorator. She then argued with me about how she wanted me to make her cupcakes. I had to be very assertive with her to convince her that what I was capable of was faaaar below what she wanted and I would not be willing to make her cupcakes when she wouldn't like the appearance. I'm sure she would have loved her over the top ask for $13.00 per dozen.
A co worker asked me to do cupcakes for his wedding. We agreed to something I knew I could do well. He mentioned a tasting as his wife had never had my cake. I told him if he wanted a tasting to go to a real bakery...lol. He and his wife had appropriate expectations of my skill, and we were all happy. His 5th wedding anniversary was last week, and he remarked how happy they were with their cupcakes.
AS CLINT FAMOUSLY SAID, "A Man had GOT to know his Limitations!!!"
"I'm not asking you to be Gordon Ramsay"
"I could be Gordon BECAUSE HE'S NOT A DAMN CAKE DECORATOR"
the thought of your neighbours walking past your window seeing you talk to your screen waving sharklotte and the others around makes me giggle.
Sarahmoany had me laughing so much. 😂 That wedding sounds delightful.
Well maybe that's the Bride's name for this wedding... Me I'd be sending my best regards at not being able to attend with that name prefixed 😅
R/Boneappletea
And Vanessa spelling “gudge” and “dew” in the subtitles killed me 🤣
@@audreym3908 im dying omg 😂😂😂
@@almondbl0ssom did you turn into bones from the evil bridezilla's apple tea yet?
The bridezilla who wanted the table decorations invited the artist/coworker SOLELY because she wanted the artist/coworker to provide her with a few thousands of dollars worth of free artwork. When the artist/coworker said no, we all saw the bride's true colors.
artist should have gone petty route.....unless bride stated specifically she wanted them all carved....hmmm..custom means unique right? so a tall glass vase with a small plastic figure of malificent glued to top ....a stuffed spotted toy dog with cruella hanging around its neck....both sides a bigger clam shell with ursula in the middle ..etc. (tho i would be hard pressed to come up with 20 villians...lol) if the artist felt generous add a single flower to each one. keep them secret till day of last minute..then suddenly feel ill and have toleave...lol
@vickie chandler my first thought was downloading coloring pages of Disney characters, coloring them, and propping them up with popsicle sticks with a battery-powered votive candle back-lighting them.😂
I would be taking that thread to HR. Imagine a coworker talking to you like that.
@@tinapetrovicz9741 good point. I certainly would not want to work next to someone who tried to use me, then cursed me when I politely said I would be unable to help her.
Okay let me get this straight - she is a co-worker, meaning she also works either part-time or full-time with the bride and yet the bride wants 20 center pieces and cake topper which take 4-6 hours each to fully create. So if we take an average of 5 hours each that's 105 hours on top of working either 20-40 hours over the next 7 days, plus eating (2 hours per day - 14 hrs) and sleeping (roughly 8 hours per day - 56hrs), plus showering and other regular life stuff, but only 168 hours left until the wedding - sorry that definitely does not add up! The bride is definitely de-lu-lu!
We sent out wedding invites and only invited adults. My husband’s aunt threw a fit at the next family gathering and was rude to us in front of everyone because her son wasn’t allowed there. She sent her RSVP back to us and instead of 2/2 adults, wrote 3/3 would be attending. His mom wanted us to invite the aunt’s son to keep the peace. But never again.
tbh, I would have uninvited the aunt, but I also tend to be a jerk sometimes, so 🤷
I made 34 table toppers, 6 flower crowns, a decorative picture taking board, picture props, and catered brunch for the bridal party day of for my best friends wedding and I was one of her bridesmaids. Spent like 3+k and MONTHS on it. Worth it. The day was perfect and i love her and her husband with all my heart
As a baker, I completely get why that girl said no. My expertise isn't in wedding cakes. NEVER done one. My fine decorating skills aren't on that level. I MIGHT be able to fake it through some simple floral stuff but nothing more complicated than that.
What if someone wanted a naked cake with edible flowers and fruit as the decor? That's the sort of thing I'd want.
@@selinesbeau Well, it’s not just the decorating that’s a pain. It’s assembling a tiered cake and getting it to the venue that can be a nightmare. Sometimes depending on how many layers, the final assembly is done at the venue. And also the cost of the tools and accessories needed to put it together. It’s very very stressful, and not worth it if you’re doing it for free for an ungrateful person. Believe me, I’ve made a few wedding cakes in my day for friends and family and it’s anxiety inducing lol. My cake was my gift, I always made it for free. Thank goodness I never dealt with a bridezilla!!
@@selinesbeau There are steps to doing these cakes. Most home bakers don't have the space to cool, work with and store a wedding cake. It also costs some $$$ for the stabilizers to make sure it stands up, doesn't fall over and sits straight. You need to be able to make fillings and big batches of frosting or fondant which isn't as easy as it sounds. Even a naked cake has some frosting on it along with decorations plus it has to be stored. So all that said, I know enough to know that wedding cakes are outside my wheelhouse.
@@michellerobin5461 you just said a mouthful! My specialty is cheesecake. And everybody always thinks they're easy. HAH!
My son will be getting married so soon. I'm just glad I'm apart of anything they ask me to participate in. They've been planning for 2 yrs and their so responsible. Love the pure humor here. Thank you Charotte. Omg to these silly bridezillas. Some people are just not hugged enough 😊
Best wedding photos I’ve seen lately involved bride, groom, and ten friends who hiked up a mountain to say their vows. (Did the legal part at the courthouse another day.) They wore white (with hiking shoes!) and were truly beautiful.
I went to a friends wedding and had already committed to 2 different tasks. Then I was asked less than a week before to hand address all the invitations and make a sign for either the bridal, gift table and or entrance table! What!? I declined and explained I could not possibly do all that. That being said, I happily did sing at her wedding. 🤗
The bride may have been named Sara, hence the Saramony? I'm being VERY generous here, but it's the only way I can justify spelling that atrocious. Petty Potatoes unite! ❤🦈💍🥔
I could see that…if she hadn’t spelled the rest of it “moany”. 😉😂
I do appreciate your generosity and sweet demeanor! It’s what this community is all about after all. It just appears to be misguided. But that just means it’s needed all the more.
@@davidguidry657 Ah, I missed the "moany" part. Oops. Well, I tried. 😂
I'm part of the elder millennial "just sound it out" school of spelling, which resulted in getting reeeally good at finding synonyms lol. I'm now a writer, so my spelling is still awful but my vocabulary is fabulous. I just stay glued to an online dictionary so I don't make such embarrassing mistakes like the ninny in the video!
yeah, Sara moans a lot - very clear to me ...
yeah, but she also spelled 'exceptions' wrong.
@@huchlvr Oof. Yeah, she's a lost cause 🫣
Charlotte arguing with Sharklotte is priceless.
Even people who are “arts & crafty” know that just because something can take 2 hours that doesn’t mean it will actually be done in 2 hours. It can take up to 5 if for whatever reason you run into an issue. Sometimes the adhesive won’t stick to some materials, paint does not have the right color when applied, your fingers become sore, the material won’t follow the shape needed etc. I am always amazed at how long these projects take to complete
Finally!!! Someone else who’s adamant about correct spelling and (hopefully) correct form usage.
Wow! I can't believe how terrible that aunt was behaving. You can't expect family and friends to do professional jobs that they have no experience off and then Insult them. Such an awful person!
That first girl must have been in high school too. I am not surprised she did not feel comfortable with anything the aunt was asking.
Disney villain center piece told me everything i needed to know about that bride.
As a single male I was asked by a couple to help setting up the place they were having their reception. I was there at 7 am set tables , chairs. Tables for buffet style serving. Tables for keeping food warm , table for cake. As then to make sure food was keep full , and clean up. Went home at 11 pm , never got to go to wedding, ate on the run and NO CAKE for me. And I didn't know this couple that well , just saying hello at church. Much more to this story
On the 2nd one where she wanted 20 centerpieces and a topper and her nasty response of go and F yourself, my response would’ve been, “why yes, I am your coworker. I’ll take a poll when I’m back at work with this text message and let them decide who’s really the problem. My wedding gift to you. Thanks! Have a great wedding!”
Absolutely, I'd have sent the screenshots to the whole office
Sometimes I'm sad I'm 35 and still single and then I watch these videos and remember maybe it's not so bad after all haha. 🤣 Just the thought of actually seriously trying to date again these days is an absolutely terrifying thought for me. Thanks for the great videos as always!! Much love everyone!
Watching videos like this, plus the "online dating horror stories" don't make me feel bad to be 40 and single. We'll live longer! 😆
Seriously...true😂😂🎉
Same 😂
“I’m not expecting perfection! Just bake 4 sponges and cut them to size and ice them and then maybe do some superficial decorations.” First of all, baking 4 cakes and decorating them is a time-consuming, labor intensive job. Especially if they’re for a wedding! You just know that bride would have hated any cake her poor niece made. “I’m not expecting perfection!” Why am I doubtful? The fact that she’s so flippant about how much time and skill would go into that just shows she has no realistic expectations and she would absolutely not appreciate the effort her niece put in. Second of all, I am a pretty experienced home baker (15+ years) and I still dread making and decorating layer cakes. Making frosting can be quite finicky and getting an even, smooth layer of the frosting on the cake is basically impossible, let alone making decorations, unless you have professional-level tools like a turntable, baking spatulas, icing combs, pastry bags and tips, etc. And that isn’t even taking into account the time you need to set aside to chill the cake layers and then do the crumb coat, then chill that, then do the frosting again and decorate. If you have little to no experience baking, that would be a nightmare. And again, it’s not just a cake for fun or for a birthday party, it’s someone’s wedding cake. The expectations will be very high. I’m also positive the bride wouldn’t have been willing to compensate her niece for supplies, time, and labor. If the niece is uninvited from the wedding, she’s dodging a major bullet. Entitled brides make me so exhausted! If it’s just *so* easy and quick to make a full wedding cake, just do it yourself! Girlboss it ;)
UK facebook marketplace is wild, that silk dress story reminded me of when i tried selling stuff on there for £5, and i STILL got people being like "why cant you just give it to me" or "why cant you just drive here its only 3 hours" 💀
Not just the UK... I sold an item worth 400$+tx that was never used, and some girl was like I'm NoT gOnNa PaY mOrE tHaN 50$ FoR a PrE-oWnEd ItEm.
Honey. It's still in the original packaging. I'm selling it at discount from the store price, saving you taxes and delivering for free. I'm not the one who’s unreasonable here.
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I grew up with dyslexia (now called "Learning Disability with [insert type here]. with mine being Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, and Discalculia, yeah, all three) So I have a VERY hard time spelling words that are over 5 letters unless I use them so often that I have memorized how to spell them by heart, so spellcheck is my best friend. Because of this I find written communication difficult and have to spend more time and effort to make sure that I have actually written what I correctly wanted to say. Part of this is making sure that my spelling is correct. This led me to work extra hard in English courses throughout Highschool and College. This has tempered me to be somewhat of a "Grammar Nazi" as people like to say. And I'm irritated when I have to deal with people that have poor grammar or poor spelling. And although I usually just ignore it, when someone pissed me off, I WILL attack their poor spelling or grammar without mercy in those instances...
And especially these days when autocorrect and spellcheck is almost automatic, I don't see how nearly anyone can misspell anymore... it just makes me think that you're stupid...
I loved your comments on the spelling errors. Anyone who cannot have someone else proofread their work/email prior to sending it does not deserve any type of consideration. (The sound we hear is my grandmother spinning in her grave. She taught English in South America for much of the 20th century.)
Especially someone who spells ceremony "sarahmony" or however they spelled it 😂
I was looking for this comment, spelling/grammar errors are one of my biggest pet peeves and I'm not sorry about it lol
Agreed! Bad spelling is a special pet peeve of mine.
Best comment ever 😂😂😂
Thank you Grandma 🙌
I thought the center piece talk was the continuation of the aunt-niece discussion. I was like, this woman doesn t stop. Just let it go. She doesn t wanna help. 😂😂😂😂
Never in a million years would I ever hire a wedding planner who can't spell ceremony or exceptions, and doesn't know the dollar sign goes BEFORE the amount, not after it. How incredibly unprofessional can you get?
The entitlement of the first story bride is too damn high. "Doesn't want to do anything for their own wedding, but also expects not to have to pay a dime for others to do it" is peak 'I will never speak to that person again ever' for me.
I would have gone to Dairy Queen, bought a vanilla icecream cake, and showed up to the wedding with that when she hit the unreasonably pushy point.
Now that's brilliant - I love it! 😂😂
You're too nice, darling🌷
"You won't bake me a wedding cake, and hem my dresses, and arrange my seating, all for free by this weekend?????!!!!!! You're so lazy!!" 😂
Yo as someone who has been learning to make big cakes for like a year now (just at home and using RUclips/Skillshare) - literally even just to STORE a wedding cake you need lots of fridge room, plus tools like a turntable, cake icing smoother, piping nozzles/bags, etc. I've learned a LOT this year and I've made tiered cakes and I'd still absolutely say no to making anyone's wedding cake! I'd be only happy doing very nice fancy cupcakes. And she wishes her good luck on UNI applications - so shes 17-18?! Jesus christ.
Can we talk about the fact that, in the first one, it became clear towards the end that the bride was speaking to a literal Highschool student!
I made 15 centerpieces and 150 shot glasses for the toast for my friends wedding. It took over a month since i already had a life. However, she asked me to do it 4 months b4 the wedding so it was fine. A week?! Id have laughed in her face and told her to go to party city
Makes me glad my friend who is getting married is pretty chill and is like 'hey gift not required but appreciated'.
"simple favor" now equals TWENTY DISTINCT CENTERPIECES PLUS CAKE-TOPPER.
SIMPLE.
I can't even.
Also, that first person... MAYBE she was "just being difficult," or MAYBE she legitimately did not know how to bake a wedding cake or how to alter clothes, or how to do special print-jobs. MAYBE her skill-set lies in another area. And she DID volunteer to come early to help with the physical set-up, so it's not like she was just denying ANY help, whatsoever. Just the SKILLED labor.
Good Morning Petty Potatoes! ❤
That 1st family member... I have one of those. She's a nightmare.
I don't know why I'm still so shocked people like this exist and expect everything handed to them on a platinum platter. Thanks Charlotte for these videos so I know EXACTLY how to deal with said people whenever I encounter one.
i’ve watched so many of these that i’m having dreams of being a wedding planner dealing with entitled people
Don't you mean nightmares 🤔 lol?
I literally just came back from a wedding (in Germany…)… The ceremony was held by a confused clueless but lovely auntie, the dj was a man frantically trying to find the right song on his phone when the bride arrived..(the rest of the night everyone could just decide what songs they wanted to hear), the exchange of rings was „awkward“ because the bride and groom struggled to put them on…everything was outside, they had risked that it might rain but in the end the weather was perfect! the food (a buffet) was way too salty, but in the end no one was hungry, the wedding cake was huge and delicious, everyone wore whatever they liked, no dress code at all, there were at least four languages spoken, because people came from all kinds of countries. A lot of kids would run around and play, there were also a couple of dogs.
It was genuinely one of the most relaxed and fun and lovely weddings I have ever been to. Just about 100 people eating, drinking, talking, laughing, sitting around a campfire. Everyone was just nice and relaxed and guess what: the bride and groom had fun too! Not everything was planned to perfection, but every guest felt welcome and was fed and had a good time.
Who else stares at Charlotte’s hair? I feel like a creeper 😂, but that color is absolutely stunning❣️
Edit: I judge people on grammar, too
OMG I am soooo jealous. It’s too die for. And her beautiful face and that body is goals. I’m so in love with her. Such a huge fan.
May 26 is/was World Redhead Day! There's only 2% of us left in the world. We're endangered!
@@robinaddis-vaughn7271 I was a red head as a child. Now I have dark golden blonde hair. My daughter was also a redhead and now also has golden blonde hair. But my cousins have beautiful bright red hair… it’s not fair.
I'm more of a fan of Sharklotte's red hair, but Charlotte's hair is beautiful too! 😂
@@robinaddis-vaughn7271 What seriously we have a day, Soo bummed I learned about this after... Would have been the the perfect excuse to make my boys watch the little mermaid with me.🧜♂️🧜♀️🧜
I can’t stop saying “delulu.” Thanks, Charlotte. 😂
it's taking over the internet 😂😂💗
Guest reminders are like... professionally done STATIONARY that's not like sending out an email blast. This isn't OP trying to get out of helping, OP is TRYING to offer normal wedding help and aunt is requesting help that would generally be done by TRAINED PROFESSIONALS when OP isn't even a skilled amateur.
You are sooo funny! I found you a couple of weeks ago and have spent waaay too much time watching all your old videos!! The weeds in my garden have grown into full fledge bushes that I’m now going to incorporate into my overall landscaping plan!
That first bride. I wonder how the cake and dresses came out. If I was the niece I would have said ok to making the cake and just done the least impressive job I could do since the aunt knew she wasn't a great baker. Uneven top, crumbs in the icing, etc. 😈😂