Bride LIES about makeup artist to 70M views… gets EXPOSED.

[@samanthavoet4911]

The fact she stopped and thought to record the process of her doing it is a major red flag. I’d be too stressed if I was redoing my makeup on my wedding day to be preoccupied with petty crap

[@AngelikaOles]

YES!! exactly such a good point

[@ashleycm2421]

Exactly… my best friend started feeling like crap before her wedding because she was stressed making sure everything was going to go how she wanted. We managed to calm her anxiety. Her mind wasn’t even on her phone

[@haileyg2620]

This was my first thought. So bizarre.

[@northwestfreckles]

I think content creators just have a subconscious habit to record EVERYTHING 🙄🙄🙄 like it's just a reflex at this point. She didn't really seem that stressed.

[@samanthavoet4911]

@ age might play a role as well I think. I’ve got 200k on TikTok but I wouldn’t think to whip out my phone in a tense moment or even a moment where I’m struggling. Some online behavior is just straight odd.

[@alostkoi]

"Excuse me, I don't think I really like this pink lipstick as much as I thought I liked it during the test, do you think we could use another? I'm really sorry" It's not that hard not to be non-confrontational and still express your opinion and even being kind.

[@alisonmercer5946]

Exactly i hate confrontation i sure as hell wouldn't be breaking out a camera to tape anything? Id say i think there aother colors id like more ,can we try other color. That's it. There is no confrontation period lol

[@Arbetsterapeuten]

True, I´am a really insecure person, but when I got my first tattoo I took a big step and said to the artist what I liked and what I wanted to change and add, because this is a big tattoo and is gonna be on my body forever. He made all of the changes and Im in love with it so in times of matter it is up to you to speak up and talk to the person you are giving your hard earned money to and say if you like och want to change something.

[@Jessiee95]

This!!! I got married September 2024, had my trial with my wonderful MUA March 2024 and thought I wanted a more brown toned neutral lipstick. We took loads of pictures in different lightings, I took photos at different timeframes after the trial and also tried with my full outfit. I revisited the photos before the day and realised I thought a more pinky tone would be better suited. We discussed it, no problem at all. And it worked! Communication is key! 🔑

[@oceana3070]

Bride sort of retrospectively ruined her own wedding. She’ll look back and remember this drama over marrying the (presumably) love of her life

[@NyraDelRey]

Yup! Karma!

[@makenzienohr4105]

Same. I couldn’t stop thinking the same thing about sepia bride

[@franthomason2833]

There's a difference in being non confrontational and being non communicative. You don't have to be confrontational to communicate that you want to change something. The bride in this one makes me so mad.

[@AngelikaOles]

yes!! completely agree

[@nodrvgs]

yess yes so true!

[@myliza700]

Right. Screams mean girl

[@Mortifiedbird]

😂 who cares. The woman had a bad tan . The mua added bronzer. Like both of them are childish “she isn’t who I thought she was “ you only shared the most common religion like she wasn’t your best friend lady. It’s fake nonsense.

[@Kx____]

well said, she could have just said that she changed her mind and didn't like her lip color for example and just ask if it can be changed. communicate without confrontation is not really difficult, i feel so sad for the MUA

[@myliza700]

It’s the fact that she’s not willing to even attempt to talk to the MUA but is totally ready to take it to TikTok.

[@LadyKnightMare]

That’s what upsets me most too!! She doesn’t want the MUA to see or that know she didn’t like the makeup but is basically giddy to share it to who knows how many strangers online!?!?! Honestly it just screams to me she’s a mean girl bully not non confrontational, saying mean things behind someone’s back but being nice to their face.

[@ComaLies225]

I’ve heard about this before and in all fairness if the bride didn’t like the makeup, it’s fine. My issue is the way she went about it, posting it on social media. Girl, it’s your wedding day. Why do you want any drama????

[@AngelikaOles]

EXACTLY!!

[@ashleycm2421]

She did on purpose to film it for TikTok & never communicated with the MUA about it

[@alisonmercer5946]

​@@ashleycm2421 and i bet it's gotten more attention and views, all of these reactions to it lol. ,so its a win for the bride. Bad behaviour really is rewarded here

[@Because-rt8qs]

What drama? It was anonymous till the MUA doxed herself. Anonymous isn't drama.

[@ShellB726]

Being young or dumb is never an excuse to tear someone else down. She knew exactly what she was doing when she said "I cant wait to make a Tik Tok", filmed this in August yet proceeds to post in January. She had every opportunity to speak with the MUA about this and she chose not to yet was quick to want to drag her for external validation. I'm glad things like this are starting to backfire.

[@TheSeptemberSapphire]

Young and dumb isn't an excuse. She lied about the makeup artist not listening to her. The MUA can't listen if no one is speaking.

[@AliceNsWonderland]

The bride probably sat there silent while the MUA was doing her makeup but gave her friend a side eye every now and again.

[@AliceNsWonderland]

I got a sinking feeling yesterday... What if the face wash 'scene' was filmed in Dec as a way to go viral. Maybe the makeup looked the same bc it was literally the same. I have close to zero faith left in humanity 🙏🏼

[@niwka]

the fact that you can hear her say 'i cant wait to film this' RED FLAG!

[@AngelikaOles]

such a red flag!!

[@strawberryskygirl44]

I'll never understand it when a person lies about something that can easily be disproven with evidence

[@ComaLies225]

It’s cause they’re not very smart lol

[@eeen4119]

Lying like that is an illness

[@nyotauhura7412]

They're dumb, thrive on drama and being the center of attention, and I suspect they've never faces any real consequences about lying in the past.

[@yoongilala395]

everyone's too willing to be incredibly nasty for 15 minutes of fame as if digital spaces cannot have a direct and detrimental impact on real life. glad the comments of the original video called her out specifically for being so shameless in saying she 'can't wait to post this' as if it couldn't potentially destroy someones entire career...

[@bobbiwithani7396]

I'm so tired of brides acting so entitled about their wedding. Nothing is perfect. Chill out. Don't be a diva & make ur friends kiss ur butt.

[@poppy_xx_c8]

not that its an excuse but the fact that the bride is only 20 doesn't surprise me, her whole way of going about this situation screams immaturity

[@brianacruz6905]

20??? Omg I thought she was older than me and I'm 25 😮

[@pallama2255]

@@brianacruz6905 Gen Z is starting to look much older than they actually are, and I don't really know why. I don't think this bride has filler or anything like that, so it's probably just the way she does her makeup and brows.

[@juu2681]

Some people, but not everyone in the generation. I'm 24 and I've been told I look like 20

[@tigerflamingoes4300]

and the mua said she had been doing makeup for over 20 years 😮😂

[@floweringtowers]

Ooooof she looks old, but girl it’s the spitefulness getting to her

[@abbie2530]

As an upcoming bride that just booked a MUA, EVERY one I looked at had an option for a bridal makeup trial before the day-of so the artist can get an idea of what you want and your skin and whatever. I can’t imagine the artist did something crazy different during the trial than the wedding day,,, it just smells fishy idk

[@kiterafrey]

The second she said, "I can't wait to make a TikTok," I lost all F's to give. Even if it was a horrible experience, the tone and timing of that statement, it gave my soul the ick. There were no good intentions on the Bride's side.

[@maciesummers4938]

The thing is… like it’s ok to not like your make-up. And it’s ok to be nervous and non-confirtational. And to redo it the way you like.. that’s not the issue here. It’s another to set up your camera, and record yourself. Watch the recording and hit post, MONTHS after your wedding. For what… to bash someone. That’s the reason why you post something like this. Because you want to humiliate someone. That’s why she’s not a nice person. What happened to keeping stuff off the internet when you have a personal issue with someone. Be a adult, and talk it out with that person TO THEIR FACE. Not behind a screen where the public can weigh in.

[@Because-rt8qs]

She was bashing anonymously. What's wrong with that?

[@ellenshort7742]

What’s crazy is my sister and I were discussing this the other day because she briefly saw the original video and was wondering why everyone was dragging her because if she took her makeup off and redid it, it’s her choice. Anyway I just sent her this and she messaged back saying oooftttt I was so wrong “can’t wait to make a tiktok is giving “I liked my makeup but can do it the same AND Get clout from tiktok”.

[@heysaras]

She also didn’t seem to explain what she didn’t like about it. I could see thinking make up had oxidized too quickly and turned orange…

[@jordynniccole7434]

I saw somewhere she said it wasn't fully blended down her neck, she didnt like the lipstick. Basically it wasnt the "look" that was bad, but the application process. She mentioned the powder made her look dry. I honestly think this bride just doesn't know makeup terminology and couldn't accurately put into words what she wanted. It sounds like she wanted soft glam bridal with a dewy finish, but she didnt specify "dewy" so they added setting powder. Thats on the bride for not knowing how to phrase what you're looking for, or idk just say "hey actually no powder i dont like how it looks" even if you didnt know "dewy" is the correct terminology. ​@@heysaras

[@ThatDuckieMoment]

I got married in the 90s, I was only just 20. I had my makeup done in the body shop. I had a trial and then the day of. The girls did a great job. After I got home my friend decided I didn't have enough blush on and gave me thick orange stripes. I was too busy to check. My wedding photos I look like Coco the clown. I don't really care to be honest, I married my favourite person, I am still married to my favourite person.

[@alisonmercer5946]

LMFAO but 😮

[@i-likeyummystuff]

your friend has interesting taste 😭😭

[@squirrelynut]

Did you stay friends?

[@kazakukog]

blush is very trendy these days at least😂

[@sallytownsendart]

“you didn’t give them the opportunity to fix it” EXACTLY

[@Because-rt8qs]

Devil's advocate, If someone messes up, that's not going to be the person you want to fix it. That's a natural reaction. I mean if someone hacked your hair up like they were hacking weeds, would you trust that same person to "fix" it?

[@sallytownsendart]

@Because-rt8qs I understand where you're coming from, but makeup application - easily removed and changed - and "hacking hair" during a haircut are wildly different. And considering it was make up on the day of the event, and the makeup artist is still with you, the key word is 'opportunity' if you were happy with the trial and don't communicate on the day, not giving the artist the opportunity to fix it (which is so easy to do, a professional makeup artist will have a full kit with them) then the artist shouldn't be dragged after the fact.

[@ness6919]

@@Because-rt8qs You're talking like the makeup artist did a bad job or went wildly against the bride's description of what she wanted. The mua's only apparent crime was not being able to read the bride's mind.

[@ashleightp]

omg i saw the makeup artist’s video first on my fyp and all i thought was ‘why did the bride not tell her during the trial or the actual day that she didn’t like certain things?!’ i felt so bad for her!!! the makeup didn’t even look bad

[@Kate-y1b1u]

The way all the afters are like 50ft away says it all

[@vanessacairns2805]

I think we also need to address the fact that this woman originally TAGGED the mua in her instagram post. The NUA didn’t even have TikTok to be able to defend herself

[@vzxlid]

“Tea - hot out the kettle” in that accent is everything lmfaoo I love her voice ☺️💞

[@ukwhitewitch]

But....she doesn't have an accent???

[@abbiecrank4910]

​@@ukwhitewitch Everyone technically has an accent. I think she's talking about Angelika.

[@taryndancer29]

​@@ukwhitewitch Everybody has an accent.

[@Jessika-f5c]

@@ukwhitewitchtechnically everyone has an accent….

[@nodrvgs]

@@ukwhitewitchshe DOES have an accent, an English one lmao…. (coming from a person living in the UK) You must understand that to everyone else, different accents sound foreign

[@Jen_JenB]

Anytime somebody says “I’m shaking” I automatically assume that they’re extra

[@trashbinkim]

As a MUA I can only give what it’s like on our side, she should’ve communicated. At the end of the day she’s old enough to make the grown-up decision to get married she should communicate to the artist that’s how she felt especially since she’s paying for the service. We are here to make everybody happy with what they get. I have been told to my face that they loved it and that they wrote me a harsh email that it made me think that I should quit my career, but I’ve also had people who communicate with me and that makes it better for us to improve our work and do what our clients like that’s the point of us we want to make everybody feel as beautiful as they can but how can we do that when they don’t tell us what’s wrong

[@cheyennetrumbos]

It's the "I can't wait to post this" for me....

[@m.ts.3267]

literally saw the original TikTok 10 mins ago and immediately thought to myself if you’d make a video about it, this is perfect

[@AngelikaOles]

well here it is!! it’s like i read your mind 😂♥️

[@Usagi393]

She’s going to vomit because she doesn’t like her make-up? Tell me you have never had a hard day in your life without telling me you’ve never had a hard day

[@suzyforbin7568]

someone else probably footed the bill for the mua too.

[@kazakukog]

i mean it's her wedding day, it's normal to be nervous and stressed about your make up?

[@sh-lb4us]

Now you’re just being nitpickey

[@ness6919]

@kazakukog Well clearly she wasnt stressed enough to put tiktok out of her mind

[@kazakukog]

@@ness6919 i was speaking in general, not about her... thanks for the comment, have a nice day

[@peachykookie]

Honestly, I am less than 10 minutes into watching this, and the bride is already giving off so many red flags.

[@ukwhitewitch]

Happy for "Twirlyshears" she definitely got the last laugh and perhaps a thriving social media account too if she so chooses, hopefully it'll teach the mean girl bride a lesson 😂😂😂

[@madeline5473]

There’s are ppl who are supporting the bride and defending her actions and basically saying “it’s her special day she can do what she wants. The makeup artist got paid so it doesn’t matter.” Like I understand that it is her wedding day and she can do what she wants, but it was the way she went about this situation. Like ok just cuz ur getting married and it’s ur wedding day doesn’t mean u get to treat ppl like crap and bad mouth ur makeup artist. It really just seemed like she just wanted attention. The thing that really got me is when she said “ooooh i cannot wait to make a tiktok abt this” like wtf? She’s really giving mean girl vibes and I have zero sympathy for her. I hope she’s enjoying the attention that she seemingly wanted.

[@ChrisLam]

getting more followers than the bride is my favorite part

[@cv6442]

Seriously... keep it in the drafts people!! The amount of letters I have written and never sent... is astronomical 😆 But I read them a few months later, and I'm so grateful I never told anyone 🤣

[@memorysdancer]

Mine too!

[@gggoodgame__]

she did tag the mua on instagram from what other videos are saying so people didn't even have to dig her up 😭

[@alastair876]

Said this on another video about this situation, lets just, make journalling cool again.

[@emelycee6698]

this situation is the perfect example of how your social group can mistakenly reinforce negative opinions. it was her wedding day so they probably validated her feelings to support her and she then felt justified in recording and posting. the fact that wedding happened months ago also makes me question her intentions

[@anglepsycho]

This isn't a bridezilla, no. This is a bride bomb in how she destroyed any semblance of redemption for herself.

[@Inthedarkbluesea]

ANXIETY -- shows picture of herself smiling normally

[@AngelikaOles]

that was the most confusing part 😭

[@nodrvgs]

🤣🤣

[@Frazzled_Chameleon]

For some people, their life doesn't have enough drama it in. So, they go out of their way to create some. This woman's wedding was probably going TOO well. She had nothing to make a TikTok about! "A wedding without drama....PFFFT, THAT'S not going to get me 32 millions views now is it?" The easiest way to generate drama was by throwing her MUA under the bus.

[@yhhcourts]

100% I had to redo my own makeup before an event after getting my makeup done, but this artist did not communicate with me throughout, did not ask at all how I felt about the makeup and despite what I asked for, just did the exact same look on me, that she did on the girl who was in the chair before me.. but even then, trust I was in no way thinking about documenting the process….

[@Sammaysam-c1u]

Not even the makeup artist. Imagine being the guy who marrys someone that mean

[@Bananass92]

As someone that just had their makeup done for my friends wedding, those makeup artists put in work! I honestly didn’t feel the amount I was charged was fair for the full beat she gave me so I tipped her generously. Granted I’m not a makeup girly but still the disrespect for peoples times astounds me almost as much as the other things this bride has done. Her makeup looked great. The bride seems like the type would never be happy regardless of what the mua had done…

[@lexingtxn]

in defense of the bride, on multiple occasions i’ve had my makeup professionally done and been mortified at the results. unfortunately in my experiences it’s never just one or two things that i could even point to or ask to change that would fix the results so other than having the MUA totally start from scratch I had no other choice but to take the makeup off and redo it myself to get a result I was happy with. however, i also never made a very public video bashing my MUAs so there’s that as well

[@stefwald5429]

this is why i love being a tattoo artist. the stakes are just so high, with everyone knowing that it will have lifelong consequences. no one is petty enough to just go through it to feel this weird superiority. my clients always speak up and they know that i don't take it personal if they want to change anything.

[@marcievilches6353]

It blows my mind how people will PAY with THEIR OWN MONEY for a service and then say they’re not a “confrontational person” when the person providing the service is doing something they don’t like so they don’t say anything 💀 like huh??? So you’re okay with just wasting money? You HIRED a service. The service wants to do their job. It’s YOUR money at the end of the day like GROW UP lmfao

[@alisonmercer5946]

She put that online she wanted confrontation from the whole internet ffs

[@overlydramaticpanda]

I'm not on the bride's side here (and I don't think that anything I'm about to say applies to her) but some people do have actual reasons for trying to avoid confrontation. It's not really a question of just "growing up"; there can be genuine issues at play for some people. Personally, I'm an incredibly anxious person anyway and, due to several interactions I've had in my life, I've only recently (as in within the past year) become even remotely comfortable with the idea that if I ask someone to change what they're doing for me, their immediate response *won't* be to somehow lash out verbally or physically, convince me the problem is my fault or that I'm just being difficult for not liking it, or just outright ignore me and carry on doing whatever they're doing without acknowledging I've spoken at all. To me, the response of "but it's a waste of your own money to end up with something you don't like" was (and remains) entirely redundant as an argument because it was a waste of my money *completely regardless* of whether I spoke up or not since the problem was never fixed; the only question was whether I would also be personally insulted, assaulted or dismissed into the bargain, so not speaking up became a way to, sure, waste money but at least I wouldn't also be made to feel like a piece of crap for having dared to criticise someone's work. It's taken me over 2 decades to realise that the people who treated me like that are the exception and not the rule. I will still do everything I possibly can to avoid confrontation - if, say, I go for a haircut and the stylist does my hair in a way I don't like, I won't say anything to them and just do my best to fix it when I get home because, at the end of the day, hair grows and hats exist - but I'm at least on the way to be able to get over that hurdle. And this is all at the relatively lesser end of the spectrum for why confrontation may be difficult for some people - I know of at least one person for whom direct confrontation will trigger a literal trauma response. Like I said, I'm positive that absolutely none of this applies to the bride because she *clearly* wanted the drama while people like me avoid confrontation specifically to avoid any drama whatsoever. I just wanted to provide a perspective on why some people do have issues with confrontation even when it's their own money they're spending.

[@krk6216]

I knew I didn’t like the standard bridal makeup so I didn’t even hire an artist in the first place. I liked the way I did my usual makeup and knew I could do a good job. I just changed some methods and colors around and voila, it looked great

[@hideflen]

I did my own bridal makeup while realizing I had forgotten my bouquet, had to send my maid of honor back to the house to pick it up, then realized I forgot my makeup brushes too, and had to run down to the hotel front desk to beg for a cotton swab in my pajamas. I still figured it out. It's one of the happiest days of your life, don't stress it too hard... and don't lie~!

[@KrysC-TX]

It screams I did this for TikTok.

[@Gail9202]

Since we’re on the topic of makeup I wanted to say your makeup is perfection. You know how to enhance your natural beauty

[@kiim-caat]

I’m so glad you’re based in the UK so I can still get my TikTok drama fix when it gets banned here in America 😂

[@tokiyasblossom]

The fact that this bride is taking off the makeup that this makeup artist worked tirelessly on is so disrespectful. I myself am getting married in May AND I would NEVER stoop this low. I have deep respect for makeup artists and those in the beauty industry. They work hard to show their skills and we should all equally treat them respectfully.

[@Edens_garden11]

Sometimes, not liking someone's work is valid, whether it's a personal preference or for other reasons. Like the makeup artist said, at the end of the day, she got paid, and that's what matters since it was a business transaction. Though I don’t agree with how the bride handled the situation, it was distasteful and tactless.

[@fussbrain9161]

I wonder if the brides come to the makeup pre. Appointment, not wearing white and then when they show up on their wedding day wearing their white dress, it washes them out more. Maybe the bride felt that she looked more washed out. Wearing all the white and it's reflecting up on her Not in her defense or anything, but that could be A. Reason. I think it's really important for future brides to remember to wear white to their makeup appointments so that they know what they will look like on their wedding day with the right color

[@sackmet]

The fact that she spent all that money on make up just to do it herself so she could have a tik tok about it on her wedding day is certainly a choice

[@missfitbrat271]

I got screwed over with my wedding makeup. I just dealt with it. Now I’m divorced and deleting all the pics was easy as hell cause the memory means nothing to me and my face looked stupid lol

[@melissamullen4673]

I was a bridal specialist and the amount of brides that will smile in your face and say they love it, and they don’t. Makeup is a real rat race. We are carrying big kits, spending time in traffic, with you, buying products….and natural for photos is not everyday natural. You weren’t too afraid to pull up your camera and be a total brat. Better luck at your next wedding. There will be more, I’ve seen it time and time again with brides like her.

[@carlav107]

What’s crazy is that she’s been waiting that long to post it.”can’t wait to film a TikTok about this”.mean girl’s spirit who just want to drag the MUA who can loose so much

[@yvettarosetta]

I love that you stay in suspense with us for some of the tea

[@jensoop]

Fun fact she DID TAG the artist but it was on instagram so if you clicked her link to her insta you would be able to know who it was

[@eadentaylor8789]

Although, it’s really sad that the makeup artist has been thrown into the deep end of TikTok drama… it’s soooo refreshing and ironic that the bride basically gave the artist 13.7million and climbing views and great TikTok publicity 😂😂😂

[@eadentaylor8789]

Oops sorry 31.7! Even better for the artist 😅

[@Dennisshie]

Omg I have not seen you pop up on my notifs for a while! Love that this is the one that I saw because I have seen the videos on tiktok about this topic but I'm just too lazy to deep dive LOL thanks for this ❤

[@AngelikaOles]

♥️♥️♥️

[@LilyVanHunt]

Even though I like social media, I cannot deny the fact that time and time again I am reminded how it is destroying people’s ability to communicate. Her making a tiktok and not saying a word to the MUA is the equivalent of tearing into someone on twitter and then avoiding them in the school hallway. We’re watching cyberbullies grow up without fundamental communication skills.

[@billieeilishwashere]

i’m so excited to watch this video!!!

[@AngelikaOles]

🫶🏻♥️♥️

[@monnmary]

The mua is so sweet and professional, I could never

[@DeFyHSW]

As soon as i heard there not makeup on my neck... my immediate thought is maybe she didnt do her neck so she didnt get makeup on her dress?

[@veronicaflynn3071]

glad you posted this! my fyp only showed me the muas response 😂

[@aurorabelle6075]

As someone who has never liked MUA me, i would just be very clear about my expectations at the TEST appt. I personally feel like ive perfected my makeup after 15years of wearing it, but for my wedding i would hire a mua mainly to make that shit CRYPROOF. And if the trial run isnt good, i just wont pursue that service.

[@jessicaeidson4258]

babe she's American, she will unfortunately not be making a MUA account :(

[@renatatarnawski5974]

Maybe she hated( if she actually did) her makeup Because her skin wasn't exfoliated so nothing lay down perfectly

[@kiiimzzz]

I love the wayd rama makes u excited 😂❤

[@Nightmxre19]

QUEEN UPLOADED

[@AngelikaOles]

♥️♥️♥️

[@michaelaheidebrecht6565]

I was so ready for your take on this!

[@kirstycoo97]

unless they arent well reviewed or just generally shit, im gonna trust the MUA to do what they think is best. I'd let them know my preferences and anything i really didnt want, but after that im gonna let them do their thing. there is a reason i went to a MUA. Honestly, idk why people like her even get MUAs because if she could do her boring, plain, everyday makeup, that isnt even noticable in pictures, in 20 mins and want that for her wedding, then why bother with an MUA???

[@aimeel5701]

when i saw this on TikTok i already knew this video was coming and i was SO excited for it

[@SunshineArt]

I have a feeling the bride posted it now because all of the shine of her wedding has gone away and she doesn't have anyone paying attention to her boohoo.

[@ChiaGoose]

Yesss! Been waiting for your vid on this! ❤

[@RhyanNicole]

I seen someone else theorize that maybe her bridal party didn’t like it and she went with their thoughts instead of sticking with her style and what she wanted. That to me, seems very likely. Her friends do seem like mean girl types. I also have a hard time speaking for myself but that would include going with the flow to my detriment. Not bring attention and be dramatic.

[@alisonmercer5946]

Exactly. U just wouldnt post this shit at all if you were just non-confrontational

[@megmca]

Best case scenario the bridesmaids were trying to keep the bride calm by agreeing with her.

[@alvalba__]

when i’m getting ready for nye, an special occasion or even just a night out i’m always so focus on getting ready, getting dressed up, doing my makeup takes a lot of time even if it’s a simple look for me and i barely ever have time to check my phone… i know i worl wouldn’t have my phone around me getting ready on my wedding day cause knowing me i’d be super stressed out, as everyone is saying, quite a red flag in my opinion!!!! but after all i know everyone is different

[@ritikasharma5204]

The only good thing about my fucked up sleep schedule is that I'm up when Angelika posts 😆😆

[@harpiemugay9767]

She actually started talking about the bride at 3:03

[@greciatrevino6290]

Is this whole "I hate my wedding makeup so much that I did it myself" a trend now? This is the third bride i see doing this

[@ANDREAALEJANDRACUEVASALDANA]

How can I automatically set it to hear it in english? It automatically uses an AI voice to translate to my original language and it sounds so awful 😖

[@tigerflamingoes4300]

you just reminded me in that nord vpn sponsor that love island all stars is on tonight lmao ty

[@tidecaller584]

if youre non confrontational as a bride, get your maid of honor to step in. thats what she is supposed to be there for or am i wrong with that? im very non confrontational and i go along with whatever is happening while literally having a panic attack inside and i know i will have to get someone to be firm and speak up for me when it comes to my potential wedding or whatever is going on. i just dont know whats her issue, just have someone be the "bad guy" for you if you cant do it

[@ABeautfulMess]

I own a flower shop and what I found interesting..the bridesmaid I wasn't dressed when they only had 20 minutes, 2,and she had enough time to set up her phone in her panic and think tic tok..wth you wait until August..I have seen vendors at weddings get slammed by mothers and wedding planners because of lack of communication..I think she looked the same. I wouldn't be surprised if this was done after the wedding with the way it went down..all for clicks baby

[@apollojakenwill]

I think she looked at her makeup, thought I can redo this myself, I’m going to go viral, and pulled this stunt

[@Butterfly_momma]

Core memory- slandering someones small buisness and income because shes a major diva. Like really who sets up a camera and films that crap? We live in a dystopia

[@brooketrisano6450]

She’s a mean girl, for sure.

[@cherrytree2165]

Bride to be, and i feel like im the only one not worrying about Instagram on the big day. Im getting married to get married, not take to take pictures and videos for social media

[@mica4977]

I understand how much of a red flag or malice intent the Bride's comment of "can't wait to film this for TikTok" came off as but to a degree I'm no better for wanting to hear the tea (encouraging the gossip the bride spilled) or your excitement to make this video and be among the first few to further spread the tea (from a job angle). It was bad of the bride to come at it from that angle but we as the internet truly encourage that behavior too huh. Directly or indirectly through the algorithm.

[@whitecat_ag974]

It did look too bland, like that’s just regular everyday makeup while we’re being shallow here but this just means I hated both the makeups

[@user-xe4in1on2g]

Good thing tictok ends in the US on January 19th 😆

[@nbcb96]

I was a maid of honour for my best friend and if she wasn’t happy (she’s scared of confrontation) I stepped into that role. People don’t really care unless they are weird.

[@longkr09]

Please do a video on the Drew Afualo situation bc its crazyyy

[@AngelikaOles]

I didn’t know there was something happening!! will look into it

[@user-tm6ij6gx7r]

As a pro mua all I can do is 😒 this bride. Twirly, keep your head held high, the makeup was very natural and pretty for a young bride!

[@ImpulsiveBat-zf4ed]

Ive never had to slow down a youtuber before, you speak so damn fast!

[@kaylalouiseification]

Its the fact she went private after the day of posting monthe wfter the wedding for that matter

[@EmVeeBeen]

Does anyone know if the bride's still married?

[@rachelmar_]

I didn't even think the makeup looked that bad...perhaps a little dull but could've added more blush but I'm sure it would've looked great in the photos It also looked like it was blended perfectly/matched her neck perfectly as well

[@xperoxysm]

Funny thing is: If she made a storytime, told her side of the story, the week after her honeymoon. I am SURE the reception would've been different. It would've been she said, she said. But this 20 year old bride, recorded herself (and her bridesmaids) talking, mentioning tiktok and posted for 5min of fame 5 months after said wedding?! It reminds me of the Dressmaker that started shit about a weddingdress she didn't even finish on time, the internet was quick to find out the dressmaker was shady 😆

[@KylasLifee]

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