Bride Regrets Buying Dress That She Doesn't Like But Her Mum Loved | Say Yes To The Dress UK

Bride Hayley comes to the shop to try the dress that she picked but she doesn't seem very happy. That's because she chose a dress that her mum loved but she didn't like it at all.
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[@kaymcgarden]

For a person that's single, it's rather shocking how much I binge on SYTTD. 🙈

[@mamallama3285]

Same

[@jinchuriki83]

I'm married and I watch it everyday :p

[@kaymcgarden]

@@jinchuriki83 nice. At least if you ever decide to renew your vows you'll have a dress in mind. Congratulations on your marriage.

[@riz8462]

honestly i just like looking at pretty dresses

[@sterzi369]

Same, and I'm a guy.

[@findparadise]

It’s so strange how obsessed the mothers are with what their daughters are wearing- my mum would love anything that I put on lol

[@TheDecoCottage]

I agree. My mom loved every wedding gown I tried on and refused to give me her opinion. Ultimately she knew it was my (and my hubby’s) day and I was the one wearing the dress.

[@lovebug6388]

Hell, my mother would love it if I told her I was dating, let alone getting married 😳

[@Burridgeamy]

@@lovebug6388 😂😂😂😂

[@lovebug6388]

@@Burridgeamy after I gave her a breakdown of the dating pool, she stopped pressuring me and my sisters about marriage and grandbabies😯😌

[@ananyasuchindra6567]

My mother would hate on everything... You guys are so lucky

[@Raevynwing]

I feel bad for the first mom because she didn't even know her daughter didn't like the dress to begin with. She should have said she didn't like it when she was there to shop and kept trying on the style she wanted.

[@mommynab]

I think she must not have known what she wanted at the time of purchase and has changed her mind the closer it gets to the wedding. We haven't seen a bride yet hate a dress and buy it.🤔 Well, unless it was cheap.

[@lindaliriel]

I nearly was that girl. My mum didn't want to come to my dress shopping (she wanted me to buy one in a wedding fair and I just didn't feel happy with that, also because she is very pushy). When I went to my first fitting she came alone with me to see it. She declared my dress made me look old and fat (I have a 20 BMI). She tried to guilt me into buying a different dress, one with little butterflies sown on top which I hated (ok for someone else, but NOT me) and ultimately I was brought to tears because I felt miserable in the dress she was pressuring me into. THANKFULLY I was already aware that my mum is on the narcissistic spectrum. I became angry when she acted like a victim the moment she noticed the shopkeepers disagreeing with her and looking at her for making me cry. I told her what she said was hurtful, although she of course denied even saying it, but everyone there heard her. I told them I was still going to get it, but she had messed with my mind enough for me to browse internet etc...ultimately none appealed to me as much as mine. Had I not realised my mum was on the spectrum, I might have ended up buying a cheap dress from that fair, or some horrible unflattering thing she "loved". Side note/happy ending: when I went to pay the final cost of my dress was MUCH lower than they had anticipated: they didn't make me pay for the fittings, the veil nor the custom bolero. I think the discount was their way of "hugging" me after that episode with her. I got married in MY dress, which my husband loved and which was a success for the people I care about. I didn't feel old, nor fat, nor a princess: I was a queen in my own right :)

[@aprilchow-chee5281]

I get what you're saying but some mothers are very pushy and even if they know you like or don't like something they want you to wear whatever they want you to wear

[@veronica5896]

Grown ass woman who will not take responsibility for her own action. My mum made me do it 🤯 Yeah - sure..

[@popsicles3192]

It's clearly the bride's fault 🙄and she's making her mum feel bad about it.

[@robynfenty3626]

i felt bad for the first mom, she felt guilty.. it's honestly not her fault.

[@hilaryc3203]

It is her fault; she brought her expectations and pushiness to the table the day that girl was born. She raised the girl to bend to her wishes, not to stand up for herself.

[@CG-pj4dh]

@@hilaryc3203 we don’t know if that’s what happened. The mom was asked her opinion. It isn’t fair to be blamed for someone’s choice when all you did was answer a question. She didn’t even fight her daughter on it, she felt guilty. We are accountable for ourselves, even if persuaded. This bride perhaps, got distracted. She may have felt that “bridal” feeling after watching family become emotional, and forgot about her own vision.

[@hilaryc3203]

@@CG-pj4dh LOL uh huh. You get the kid you raise, and this adult child hasn't got many balls. She's weak, and was clearly raised to be weak by mom's parenting. She's struggling to stand her ground. Mom's a fool unto herself, but..they need some alone time in separate rooms for awhile in order for them both to mature.

[@stelytri3929]

We don't know exactly what is going on. It seems to me that she wanted to make her mom happy, which is really sweet. maybe she didn't learned to stand up for herself and her education is part of the reason. BUT we don't know! People need to stop assuming they know everything. At least the girl and the mom seem like sweet people and sometimes there can be miscommunication problems. Not all people learn how to communicate well sadly..

[@amberpasta9379]

@@hilaryc3203 tbh her mom doesn’t seem like one to force someone to choose... it was probably just “awww sweetie I really love that dress” and some tears and a little persistence like most mothers do them the girl decided to go with it.. the mom did say “I didn’t know she didn’t like it till today” so the daughter probably didn’t say much before hand.. either way we don’t know because we don’t get to see what happened before

[@bahnhofsblumen]

If my mum said I looked „too fat“ and that she would „cry if I walked down the aisle in that“ my mum would not come to the wedding.

[@verom8657]

Exactly! I gasped when she said that. I could understand saying it doesnt flatter her figure but flat out saying she looks fat was horrible. If I was the daughter and heard her say that I'd cry

[@tastytalk6566]

@@verom8657 bbbbbhhfttrrrdddrtt

[@verom8657]

@Dahlia SA that's not how you go about telling ANYONE that you want them to look good on their wedding day or any day for that matter. The mother may have had good intentions but the way she conveyed that was completely inappropriate.

[@bahnhofsblumen]

@Dahlia SA lmao just because she's my mum doesn't mean she is allowed to be a bitch?? Literally just say it's unflattering or whatever but this mum was so unnecessarily rude?

[@gloriagraham2821]

@@verom8657 I would never say that to my Daughters. At anytime! So Sad. Mother needs to learn, sometimes " SILENCE IS GOLDEN" and learn when to be Silent.

[@r.e.7138]

She can't really blame her mother for getting a dress she didn't like. She didn't force her credit card out of her wallet to pay for the dress. She should've said something in the first place.

[@gaurigatha]

So agree!

[@aprilchow-chee5281]

Some mothers are pushy to the point where they hold you accountable on every occasion for not doing what they wanted you to do even if they know it doesn't make you happy

[@TheScarlett618]

@@aprilchow-chee5281 You just described MY (late) mother.

[@amykaufman7002]

If you've never been wedding dress shopping, you have absolutely no idea how nerve wracking it is and how much pressure there is.

[@Moot731]

Exactly, her mom loved it but didn’t force it upon her

[@JulEnglefaris]

The first bride is gonna have kids with her husband and then say "I didn't want them I had them because of you" 😂😒

[@whychance9180]

Let's put them up for adoption

[@MelissaCanadianfruity]

"I bought it because of you." No. Your mother didn't physically hold you down. You're a big girl, take accountability.

[@cupidl.s.5884]

Mums can be really pressuring. She should have listened to her daughter

[@amrinjam]

@@cupidl.s.5884 but she didn't know that her daughter didn't like the dress

[@federicapiottoli6922]

Both are to be held accountable. The girl for not standing up for herself to please her mum and the mother putting her opinion in in a moment filled with expectations and emotional stress.

[@federicapiottoli6922]

@@KADDIE101 exactly, which is why it's not completely true what the original comment is saying. The mother has her share of guilt.

[@samylee6279]

i agree so much! so much hate going towards the mother but if the daughter is independent enough to get married then she should have the strength to put her foot down and say no to her mum regardless of how “pushy” she is.

[@morganbedford195]

Trying to act like her mother is the whole reason she picked that dress when obviously she could have picked any dress and her mom would have been just as happy for her

[@kay-bc3vl]

Yesss! Her mom was so sweet.

[@orionspero560]

Watch the episode where she bought the dress. The mom bullied the daughter in to buying that dress because she didn't like with the daughter liked

[@wendyastin1578]

@@orionspero560 where can I find the episode?

[@orionspero560]

@@wendyastin1578 Do you episode I saw was on broadcast at the time so I do not know where you can find it now.

[@valeriejackdon8396]

@@orionspero560 Dr pimple popper

[@LamiMartin]

That poor Mother, how was she to know that you didn't like the dress? Grow up and accept responsibility!

[@xiiv.emilia]

she was so sweet and i felt so bad for her!

[@hanamarie6758]

hayley looks a bit like piper rockelle

[@islaholbox7312]

First bride is awful, she doesn’t seem to have a problem saying what she thinks, she should have spoken up in the first place instead of making her mum feel bad

[@OP-1000]

The one that didn’t like the dress, that one is on you girl. You can’t blame your mom for that.

[@M_K_M_K_M_K]

“Do you forgive mummy?” ......Excuse me... She must have meant: “Do you forgive yourself for buying something you don’t even like?” Leave the sweet mother alone.. The only thing she did is love a gown!

[@SarahWilder93]

The Irish mother picked a winner with that last dress, her daughter looked stunning in it.

[@karendaniel620]

But it's sexy and shows nearly as much boobage as the previous one.

[@nataliatothemoon]

I liked the second dress on her the most tbh

[@paz6351]

@@karendaniel620 yeah I noticed that.

[@hilaryc3203]

The Irish mother was still very rude. She could have critiqued the dress without being insulting and nasty. She says she has "quite high standards", yet has a rude mouth and an aggressive demeanor when she says she is used to getting her own way. She bullied her daughter. My sympathies to her husband, her family and everyone who knows her.

[@lollypop6577]

@@hilaryc3203 that’s how Irish mums tend to be lol

[@gaurigatha]

The first bride is so inmature. How can you blame someone else for your choice. Who are you going to blame when you stress with your husband. The second mom should be smacked! How do you talk to your daughter like that? All in the name of truth? I hope I never stoop that low in talking to my daughter,ever

[@justdance3473]

Ever since I could remember my mom has talked to me like that and it breaks my heart but I can’t do anything about it.

[@haplessasshole9615]

@@justdance3473 My mother always spoke to me like that. Always. She's been dead for three years, and I still hear her voice in my head nagging, snapping, sneering, and scoffing.

[@Maz-zb9uf]

It seem her mother gulit trip into her to buying the dress ..most daughter feel that the have please their mothers

[@debbiewilson4123]

@@justdance3473 no contact

[@cyflym11]

It was mean the way she blamed her mum, and in public too, but I ended up with the feeling that she was just panicking with the wedding getting close and had convinced herself that she'd made a mistake with the dress.

[@theresakrause5943]

The poor friend looked sooo uncomfortable in the confessionals with the second mom lol

[@sheenawinfrey3133]

Why on God's green earth would you agree to a dress you didn't love?

[@skylorwiltbank5188]

@Ava Cutrona oh maybe she felt like she wanted to make her mom happy, or was felt a little pressured to get that dress. We just dont know the whole story.

[@jemmaj2919]

@@skylorwiltbank5188 then keep ur mum happy! why ruin the mum's happiness on the next visit?

[@skylorwiltbank5188]

@@jemmaj2919 yeah she could have kept her happy and just worn the dress and be sad everytime she thinks about for the rest of her life, but more than likely she realized her mistake and told her mom how she felt. But I can't say for sure how it all went down cause I wasn't there.

[@jemmaj2919]

@@skylorwiltbank5188 she could have said i changed my mind, but she didnt, she blamed it on the mum for her own fault. one needs to hold themselves accountable.

[@damienreyes6947]

@@jemmaj2919 some families have extremely domineering parents so I can understand how she felt compelled to go with the mom's pick

[@ddey1890]

The second mom was so rude and disrespectful

[@vromanoff84nj]

Yes! Who talks like that toward their daughter??

[@mintyfreshyo]

Yes and no. She was being brutally honest, but DEFINITELY could have been wayyyy nicer about it. There really are things about dresses such as fitness that need to be addressed when trying on dresses. I think she probably thought by insulting her she would definitely discourage her from buying it since she cares deeply about her opinion. Don't know why, but that's just how some mother-daughter relationships are when it comes to these kinds of things.

[@magicbali5434]

Well sometimes honesty is painful...she just brutally honest but hey at least she has a better taste she know what she is doing for her daughter. She looks gorgeous in her mom's choice and she love it.

[@oggtastic]

She wasn't wrong though was she lol

[@birgitgschier8006]

Rude but right, she had the better taste

[@kathyhester3066]

"I'm never cocky about being right" IS being cocky. Irish mum was being mean, cruel, bitchy until she got her way. I fear she is going to butt in on the marriage.

[@ladyrubi611]

2nd bride must have had quite a childhood with that mom 😬

[@jemmaj2919]

the first bride could have ruined the day for the poor mum, the disappointment she must have felt! What was the point of buying a dress for the mum, to later hurt her with how unhappy u r with ur pick!?

[@damienreyes6947]

Ruined the day for the mom? Whose "day" is it?

[@jemmaj2919]

@@damienreyes6947 the dress shopping 'day' is a bonding experience for both the mother and the daughter. Sitting there blaming the mum because you chose a dress u didnt like is ur problem! Dont blame it on the mum and hold urself accountable for changing ur mind.

[@madeleine5561]

@@jemmaj2919 I'd potentially blame both. The bride for not having a spine (seriously some of these brides need to speak up and put the entourage in their place if there is a disagreement about the dress) but also the mother IF she pressured the bride. There are some mothers if they are paying for the dress or if they are good at guilt-tripping that will virtually force the bride to make a decision despite not loving it. That said if all the mom said was that she liked it and didn't try to pull the guilt trip or purse strings card then yeah, it's all on the bride.

[@denisesobey8032]

@@jemmaj2919 opinions are allowed

[@internalising]

@@denisesobey8032 have your opinions, but take responsibility for your own (in)actions.

[@junimondify]

Did not care much for Mom of the second bride, but she was right about the dress, it was the best one for the bride.

[@inthiaemu6900]

Why you would buy it if you don't love it???? Her mom didn't ever answer back.....looks like she is just putting blame on her mother

[@Rmm1236]

So true

[@cuddlegrammie8041]

My Mom loved my dress so much. When she remarried . She wore it . BUT ,, being a second wedding and being the awesome person she was. To match her fall theme. we soaked it in plain , non sugered Orange koolaide. It turned out AWESOME !! More like a soft peachy orange. Then after that , WE cut it up and made beautiful torn Rag Dolls . witch i gave away for Christmas !

[@jenniferbond7073]

Wow that is so nice, what a lovely thing you did for your mom. And the dollies very creative!

[@racheldemain1940]

My Sister wore a Gold dress and we dipped her veil in Tea to get that pale vintage gold. It was the "Borrowed" part of the ensemble. She looked amazing

[@yen3883]

When did David Emanuel switch his role? From a wedding dress designer and consultant to a narrator on the show.

[@doe4638]

Because comments is always complaining about him. 🤣🤣

[@bookcrazy001]

When ppl said he was annoying for always going over budget

[@killphaser25]

Because he literally makes the bride purchase overpriced gowns that are over the budget. Everyone is literally annoyed with that

[@royalprawn.]

I find him too touchy towards the brides too

[@yen3883]

And making every bride dress in Dando London! 🙄

[@E5va]

wow look at the first bride, blaming her mother for not being able to make her own decisions... im sure she had plenty of time to cancel her decision before they made the dress. also, the alterations were not even that big but she went from "i hate these dress" to "i literally pictured the dress like this"

[@kristenweinel9101]

I get it though she wanted to please her mom keep in mind some people have been manipulated over and over again in their life and maybe she just didn’t want her mom to act out from not picking the dress

[@ceterisparibus8966]

@@kristenweinel9101 The second mother looks actually manipulative, if at all.

[@Icebluegel11]

She probably felt more in control that she changed the style to what she thought she’d like more

[@katrinafinlayson4089]

“I don’t like it, mum picked it” “I love it, I’VE made the right decision”

[@annearaullo2917]

Why does this show feature the staff dragging the dresses through the showroom floor? Even if the floors are immaculate it can’t be good for any beading or other embellishments.

[@lisab9541]

These are samples and they are quite bulky and heavy to carry. They are made for at least a 5' 7" height and most women are 5'5" so it is a lot to keep them off the ground especially carrying more than one at a time.

[@tinkeramma]

Wedding dresses are HEAVY.

[@interestedobserver-gk3ih]

"I'll cry if you walk down they aisle in that dress" Even though she redeemed her self in the end I would have lost it with my mom had she said that. I would probably have responded 'No worries Mom, no one will see you since you won't be there". I detest these bullying mothers who are either trying to relive their own wedding experience, playing dess up with the daughter for the last time, or just basically making the wedding all about them. That is why I am a strong advoate of the bride paying for her own dress and getting what makes her happy. I had a similar experience with my mom but it concerned my glasses. My parents retired a few states away and I went to visit them after about a 6 month absence. My mom was delighted to see me but hated the frames of my glasses. We have an excellent relationship, so I let it pass other than to tell her that I was sorry she felt that way because I liked them. But she wouldn't drop the subject to the point towards the end of my visit she said that when I returned for my next visit she hoped that she wouldn't be seeing those frames. I assured her she need not worry because she wouldn't be seeing them again. I was looking her straight in the eye and she got the point: I wouldn't be returning anytime soon. Her face fell and she apologized profusely. BTW I was in my 30's and the frames were typical of the style at that time, so they weren't outrageous. I should also say that she brought up the subject during the entire week long visit to the point that dad told her to stop and that if sll she had to complain about her daughter was her choice in frames for her glassess she really didn't have any complaints worth mentioning.

[@narrationsworld2553]

Just because your mom made negative comments about your glasses you decided not to visit her! It is SO strange to me. May be it's a cultural difference. But where I live, that's too petty of a reason.

[@interestedobserver-gk3ih]

@@narrationsworld2553 This was just the tip of the iceberg and the story went much deeper and was in essence an allegory to our actual relationship. My mom was a controlling helicopter mom who was always trying to manage my life and career. When she didn't get her way she would yell and scream at me then not speak to me for 10 days. She intimidated me and at times frightened me as a child and I had to fight to stand up for my self. She once told me that I might as well give in because she would nag me until I did. The message she recieved was accept me as I am and the decisions I make about my career and my person or I won't be back. It was a turning point in our relationship. I would always listen to her point of view but the final decision was mine and that she would have to accept it because I wouldn''t put up with her nagging, or her feroocious temper. I had a highly successful career that resulted in a lucrative retirement so I knew what I was doing. I worked in a highly technical field in management which she did not have a background in. Nonetheless I respected her opinion but the problem was getting her to accept mine.

[@narrationsworld2553]

@@interestedobserver-gk3ih okay, now it makes more sense. I am sorry to hear that.

[@interestedobserver-gk3ih]

@@narrationsworld2553 I should have put it into context. These stories are helping me to identify some of my own issues and why I get so angry with some of these parents and how they treat their kids.

[@tamzinmurphy9831]

Sounds like your mum might have bpd

[@agnes15101968]

Regarding bride nr.2: It is truly amazing, how the one and the same human figure looks absolutely different in three different frocks.

[@LMW-ms7dw]

Second mom said , ''I like '' more than hundred times. It seems she's looking for something that she likes. Her face it self tells everything.

[@mizzyalana]

Mom: "Put her in a big meringue dress and keep her covered up." Also mom: "Too much frou frou, put her in a fishtail." This woman is aggravating AF.

[@bigskiesmontana7267]

Spot on! Thanks for the laugh

[@johnnabuzby6103]

And the dress the Irish mom picked was frou frou at the bottom. Didn't like the foof at all.

[@nathanmalik1697]

Aggravating to you, a KZbinr who only knows her through an edited video less than 10 minutes long. Her daughter certainly values her and that, to me, is all that matters.

[@mizzyalana]

@@nathanmalik1697 ... she literally contradicts herself in the span of five minutes, shut up.

[@melindainglesby1922]

And the 2nd dress- the one with sleeves- showed too much cleavage, but the one Mom picked showed AT LEAST that much...

[@nawr494]

what's the deal with "making the mum's feel like it's their day too" ? they already had their day, it's the current bride's turn now

[@jenettemerlini6035]

The Mothers knew best....but the second one didn't need to be bitchy. Luckily both daughters were calm and positive 🤭

[@lozzylols]

She said that was her not being cocky, I'd hate to be around when she was lol

[@jenettemerlini6035]

@@lozzylols I know right 😅

[@lindanolan1447]

When my daughter and I went shopping for her wedding dress, I wanted her to love it. There was no clashing of opinions. Some of the dresses made my heart sink. But she quickly discarded those. When she put on the right one we looked at each other and we knew it was THE DRESS. What a lovely experience.

[@RKusmie64]

That's pretty much how my daughter's shopping went, and I'm so glad of it. We had a wonderful day! And the dress she picked was one she didn't originally want to try bc she didn't like it on the hanger lol.

[@Beltainerose13]

I have that experience to look fwd to in the next few months , I just want her to be happy and to love whatever dress she feels the most beautiful in .

[@lindanolan1447]

@@Beltainerose13 I advise NOT to take a lot of people with you. The only two who count are you and her. Too many opinions is frustrating for the bride.

[@Beltainerose13]

@@lindanolan1447 I totally get that but not my call.She Def will want poss 2 or 3 of her friends with her ( her bridesmaids )and who know her really well.

[@lindanolan1447]

Happy shopping. I am positive your daughter will find the right one for her. Support her in her pick..she wants you to be happy too. I'd like to know how it went. My daughter now has 2 of her own.

[@poponachtschnecke]

I know everyone sees the second mom as mean, but coming from a family with extremely avoidant people, I wish that my mom was in touch with her feelings enough to tell me when she doesn't like things. It's so refreshing to not be forced to interpret odd body language and lack of enthusiasm to know if I look terrible in something.

[@whitewitch44]

I hate it when they stack stories like this - you get into one story, then get cut off :(

[@carochan86]

Then you just fast forward over the story you do t like.

[@msl1689]

She has no one to blame but herself for buying a dress she didn't want. She shouldn't keep blaming her mom and guilt-tripping her.

[@lakritz8732]

It’s can be very stressful and emotional, especially for people who are not good with making decisions. Maybe mum’s panning for the dress and she felt she had to make her happy. Her mum didn’t seem to mind and everyone was happy with the altered dress, so all’s well that ends well, I guess.

[@msl1689]

@@lakritz8732 "She felt she had to make her happy"? And I suppose blaming her mom and making her feel guilty is the way to do it? If she's not happy with the dress she should just say she changed her mind and get a new one. There's absolutely no need to constantly put the blame on her mom for her decisions and make her feel bad.

[@racheldemain1940]

I agree. Mum told both of us that we could wear whatever colour we wanted. She would never have forced her ideas on us for that most important dress.

[@vedhika5874]

I dont think she has to blame her mom Maybe her mom thought its perfect and even she didnt tell, she didnt like it..

[@mollymay4846]

How can someone talk to their precious daughter like that? 😭

[@chelsie1203]

My mom always told me “someone is going to be mad.. would you rather it be them or you” With that being said, I would never buy a dress I didn’t like just to satisfy someone else. Hope she grew a back bone

[@sarahdee374]

One can express an opinion, but in a kind way.

[@BettyOs]

I feel like the producers may have encourage the first bride to use Mum as a scapegoat. She wouldn’t have bought that dress if she didn’t know they could make the alterations.

[@SewFrancine6120]

I’m married 36 years and I intentionally did not take my mother to buy my wedding gown all those years again and I would stand by that decision today you’ve got a remember people have their own motivations their own opinions and most people don’t know how to keep it to themselves especially parents go buy your wedding dress buy the one you like ignore any naysayers.

[@giannathomas5756]

I feel like when it comes to buying a wedding dress, you should get the one that you love and feel the most beautiful and confident in, you shouldn't get a dress that your family and friends love but you hate, because at the end of the day, it's your wedding and not theirs.

[@RKusmie64]

So true. A lot of time my husband will tell me he really likes an article of clothing that I'm wearing but don't really feel comfortable in for whatever reason. And sometimes I really love something he tells me "not so much" lol.

[@gfreya9450]

When it comes to choosing your own wedding dress, follow your heart not any one else's💫~

[@swisschoco25]

I would have loved to have seen the entire episode....no cutting of scenes or anything because as soon as the bride said, " I bought the dress because of you..." And the mom doesn't respond back..at all. Says a lot about their relationship...

[@brendasnow8255]

It says she loves her mom and wanted to please her.

[@kayleeo.5431]

Is it just me or does she resemble Emma Watson a bit, like if she had brown frizzy hair she would look like she was related to Emma Watson (The blond girl with an updo)

[@simkesims6345]

I was thinking the same thing! But I also think It has something to do with her voice tone too

[@madisontaylor2611]

that momma shouldn't have to feel guilty for her actions 🥰 your a good mom

[@VoidDreamkiller]

I will never understand the obsession with having mom's approval on the most important dress of their life. If my mom hated a dress I fell in love with I'd just tell her "sucks to be you then, this is my dress."

[@xiiv.emilia]

my mum said she doesn't care what dress i wear as long as i love it and i feel so lucky because most of these brides' mums are just....

[@barbarat5729]

You do realize it's reality TV, right?

[@sarahrobinson1866]

@@barbarat5729 yeah but my mom is really like that. Calling me fat and trying to manipulate me into making a decision. Moms really can be this mean.

[@MrsSlocombesPuddyCat]

@@barbarat5729 Yes. Everyone knows that. But having your own mother calling you fat on national television is beyond the pale.

[@misskitty6297]

My mom was injured and unable to shop with me so I found my own dress and she just had to be happy with it.

[@hutao9661]

Other people: say yes to the dress Me: say yes to the drama

[@imswagurnot742]

LMAFOOO 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Dr3Mc3Ninja]

"I bought it because my mum liked it." Wise up. You could have said at the time.

[@kitty62862]

I never knew there was a crinoline that could turn a dress into a mermaid style! The straps will be easy to add, and it’s a big improvement!

[@cute_canadian_redhead6747]

they also pinned the dress at the back to bring it in more mermaid style, the crinoline just fills out the bottom.

[@adeladevere2013]

This show should be called Nightmare Mother's of the Bride!

[@thePhoenixQueen]

Never buy a dress just because your mom likes it. She's not the one wearing it.

[@madeleine5561]

Seriously! Some of these women need to grow a bloody spine!

[@cinesiaharris713]

"I am pretty hard to please." Oh come on you are not getting married!!

[@rochellecampbell5386]

Mothers should not be askedd what THEY want on a day like this. They had their day. And their likes and dislikes are not the same as the Bride. No person is the same , whether theyr ur blood or not. Bridal shops shouldnt give Mothers a choice invthis matter. Moms can view their opinions if asked and also be respectfull in how they say what. Its rubbish that Moms make this day so difficult for the Brides.

[@fedrasuarez132]

well to be fair that first dress from the second bride was not fair on her figure, she was pretty and curvy, mom was right to hate it I think.

[@JudyHart1]

If the bride loved it, that should be her choice, her wedding, not Mom’s.

[@hearsthewater]

Oh, that second mom. I'm having flashbacks to my years as a wedding coordinator. UGH

[@jocelyne1lefebvre]

I don't understand these mothers who like to tell their daughters what dress to wear they're not the one getting married and they're not the one wearing the dress

[@rhyfelwrDuw]

The second mother 🙄 My husband is from N Ireland and I have noticed that the N Irish folk tend to be blunt! My m-i-l was very blunt! I actually prefer people to be straight up and honest, but have to admit that mum was pushing it!

[@D2J8]

I wonder if the Irish bride would’ve still liked the third dress if she’d known first that her mama picked it out. 🤔 Good job to the consultant for not saying anything beforehand!

[@NameOmitted]

She is being a brat towards her Mom. Her Mom feels terrible. She did not have to buy it.

[@chloeleemohawk]

1500 and such a millionaire attitude 🤣🤣🤣🤣 mom's stay out of your daughters' dress choice for the love of God please gauge my ears out. Hate mother's like this. Her mom is a scarecrow

[@megalopolis2015]

Hayley and her mom were on the same team, even though they didn't know it. Together they created a stunning dress. Nikita and her mother were adversarial, but they didn't know it. Together/separately they picked a dress that hopefully the bride will Love. That's about it. Happy marriages, ladies.

[@emmaleitch207]

These mother's seem to forget it's the bride's day not hers.

[@karenglenn6707]

I had a stillborn baby girl, she was my only daughter. What I would give to have this day with her. Mothers, be bloody grateful for what you have and shut up!! It’s not your day, it’s your daughter’s. Just be thankful that you have her. Makes me so angry and sad at the same time.

[@laurenpaterson3475]

Sorry for your loss

[@karenglenn6707]

@@laurenpaterson3475 Thank you.

[@mkuti-childress3625]

I thought the one who regretted her dress choice was being kind of ridiculous about the dress at first, but when I saw it after all her adjustments, I realized she had been so right! Gorgeous!

[@ele.din0815]

I hate when moms do “ i want this, but i want, but i like it “ 🤦🏻‍♀️ Stop it please..its your girl wedding, if she loves it dont go with bad words..go with the flow ! I just bought my wedding dress and my mom said to the dresser when she asked her what she wants “ its my daughter wedding, whatever she loves i will love it too “ and the dresser was yasss mom! 😱👏🏼🤣

[@tabbycat55]

When I bought my dress, I went ALONE. Had a great staff who helped me get a beautiful dress. No regrets.

[@cherimerrifield8907]

Love people that believes they have “high standards”. Lol

[@tiibbo]

We all know someone like that first bride. As soon as it looks like something wrong they look for someone else to blame for it. But if it all okay, then they pat themselves on the back.

[@Artisticspells]

I’m addicted to this show and KZbin in general

[@jancaulfield3549]

When will these mothers get it in their heads that it is the BRIDES day, not theirs

[@katiepowell4772]

Well she’s diplomatic isn’t she I’d tell my mum to leave if she was like that to me ( the stubborn controlling Irish woman) ... the dress is nice 👍🏼

[@robynrowe8305]

That second mum needs a lesson in tact

[@michellestella7477]

My little sister's buying her wedding dress next month. I'm so excited!😊

[@megalopolis2015]

Congratulations to her. That's wonderful.

[@michellestella7477]

@@megalopolis2015 😊

[@TheMwendaa]

Fantastic

[@cococream1693]

There's no way I'm buying a dress on what my mom or other person's likes or want, it's my dress my wedding my life finish.

[@Dice.cryptid]

My mom wouldn't care what I wear. She would just be so shocked that I'm actually getting married lol 😂. My grandmother tho😖, oh she loves opinions and I wouldn't dare let her go to a dress consultation.

[@joeyp7431]

My mum loved my dress because I loved it! She would never ever have pushed anything on me, it was completely my choice! I really wish these parents would think about their daughters before they give opinions 😕

[@LvndrHppE2]

That bride's budget for her dress is my budget for my wedding.

[@angelaanderson5443]

I know that if I ever got married again and I went dress shopping I would be going alone. I don't need all that drama in my life, I know what I like. And don't enjoy or like somebody telling me what to do.

[@vidiaparamaatmaseeker2130]

She will never ever ever be allowed to live it down. Mom picked the perfect one.

[@mariefricchione437]

That mom will say she’s right forever!

[@brendamills13]

IF i was going to buy a wedding gown, i'd go by myself.....no entourage...i'd trust the staff....it's in their best interest to please & respect the bride....apparently , family, friends seem to want to run the show......

[@hespergamp]

It must have been a real peach growing up with that women as her mother.

[@commonsense2680]

Cannot believe that one bride blaming her mother for her choice in dresses.

[@elizabethh3577]

The second bride's mom kept commenting on her daughter's bust.....does that mean mom doesn't want her to feel sexy? Like really?!

[@MrsSlocombesPuddyCat]

Well the mum sounded Irish. Maybe if she is also catholic, she would feel a busty sexy dress would be unsuitable for church.

[@pheurbelvls3710]

Glad everything worked out for the brides. 💚💚

[@marise-cellardoor2031]

The second mum was harsh as hell... but she did pick by far the most flattering dress on the bride. Hope the bride doesn't love it any less after knowing her mum picked it :')

[@lolamaude3449]

No one to blame, but yourself.

[@MrsDemotka]

I think it's not true that her mom was the one who has chosen the dress. It's more as if she got really emotional about seeing it for the first time and told that she "loves it". So her daughter really took that comment into consideration, and went with this though too, because at that point she also liked it, or the reactions that it triggered. So technically speaking, she chose it, because a) she liked the drama of the moment and all emotions b) she also liked it So calling it "It's your fault mom" is the worst move you can do, especially to your loved one! She is blaming her for her own choice! I would be mad at my daughter if she played guilty card on me like that. And I really like the dress and don't think there is anything wrong with her choice! It's genuinely a beautiful dress, and even with the most beautiful dress in the world there is a room for improvement... So why creating so much drama about it?!

[@madeleine5561]

Reality TV?

[@MrsDemotka]

@@madeleine5561 Obviously it's staged like all of those episodes, but I just wanted to state my mind and opinion on the topic. I just think it's wrong, and didn't see enough comments about it.

[@madeleine5561]

@@MrsDemotka That's fine although there are a ton of comments about it from what I can see.

[@MrsDemotka]

@@madeleine5561 I posted it 5 hours ago. But I am glad, that there are more people, who notice the problem

[@dianefanning9646]

Some of these Mom's act like they want their daughters in a dress that they didn't get at their own weddings. Probably listened to their pushy Moms.

[@amykaufman7002]

Pushy/unsupportive entourage members are the worst part of wedding dress shopping.

[@sakshigupta9669]

If she can blame her mother now... She can say no to the dress at the appointment too... Can't blame her mom for her indecisiveness 👍

[@therockbottom5256]

Wow it’s amazing how those few simple changes totally upgraded the dress. And the Irish moms pick was really outstanding, it *was* simple, great pick

[@jb6712]

My mother never influenced my sister or me when it came to our wedding dresses (nor did she or Dad influence anything regarding the wedding because sis and I each paid for our own, not wanting to put any kind of financial strain on our parents).

[@broadway520]

If I were that sales lady, my tongue would be bleeding from biting. Like "Mom, you already had your own wedding, right?"

[@boi1der21]

I swear I would never let my mother walk all over me like this.

[@goj0sblue_eyes81]

Who else watch these videos to take notes for their future wedding??😅😅

[@beatrizcastro7439]

Me

[@tracytom2641]

🙋‍♀️

[@belfanm_chokola2558]

I did and it helped when it came time to pick my dress

[@goj0sblue_eyes81]

@@belfanm_chokola2558 Even though you probably got married a long time ago congrats on your wedding!!

[@belfanm_chokola2558]

@@goj0sblue_eyes81 thank you

[@mahimadasain3452]

My god the second mom was more like an interviewer than mum....😯