TikTok's Insane Wedding Dress Drama

[@chada4806]

To not send any progress pictures at ALL is a red flag in itself.

[@gblikestosew]

YES. Like I get not wanting to send pictures of a half-finished gown, but once it's pieced together, that's go-time. I'm not convinced she even made a dress..

[@DeviBuster]

Fr it’s just basic commission etiquette to send progress pics in case they want to change anything, things aren’t going as they want, or just to show you’re actually doing the job theyre paying for loll

[@mattrose99]

I dont even have a buissness, I just cant keep everything I crochet. If someone asks me to make them something I send them progress pics so I can make changes early on.

[@buchstaben-suppe]

as someone who sold a couple commissions as an artist i usually at least send the sketch when they don’t ask for pictures themselves. solely cause im afraid of them not being happy with what im cooking up. there’s no doubt in my mind this company is working extremely sloppy and irresponsibly

[@SarahMaeBea]

I feel so bad for the bride. Only starting the dress AFTER the due date is absolutely contract breaking behavior and I have no sympathy for her. That's just not how any reasonable commissions work.

[@swr.nezumi]

same mae nitw

[@thompson8354]

Ya and comments are like "you expecting a dress to be done In 4 months is crazy, like girl the dress maker didn't Even start until AFTER the deadline!.

[@kitsterangel]

​@@thompson8354 Exactly! And also maybe don't accept a contract you don't think is feasible tf?

[@-cookieberries-300]

@@kitsterangelRight? And how was the poor bride supposed to know what is/isn‘t possible in the industry of bridal dresses? It’s not her line of work, so she shouldn’t be expected to know things the business is actually supposed to be telling her

[@tarotsushima3332]

​@@thompson8354Don't take money for a service you can't provide should be like common knowledge for any legit business but starting the dress after the fact should have just gotten her sued atp.

[@Emma-zc5jm]

As a seamstress the company is DEFINITELY in the wrong. Insane to start the project over a week after it was due. They should be ashamed. I don't care what your policies are, you made the mistake and you owe her a refund.

[@ivealwaysbeenswimming9030]

Not only that, the bride was basically saying, ‘fine, keep the deposit money but just give me what’s done!’ and that lady has the audacity to say “face the repercussions” and be like ‘you need to pay for the full dress price to get the corset thats done even though the cost of the corset is the same as the deposit’. I ABSOLUTELY hope the bride’s credit card company gets her ass and makes her pay back the poor bride!

[@glowvxn]

this designer is definitely drop shipping the basic dresses and then glueing extra shit on to make it seem custom 😭😭😭

[@TheOwlQueen]

That's not what drop shipping means. You mean that she's buying cheap dresses and gluing additions, but with drop shipping, the seller never touches the actual item.

[@ishathakor]

starting on the dress AFTER ITS DUE is insane. also for the people saying "it's impossible to get a custom dress done in that short a time!" agreed, which is why the SEAMSTRESS shouldn't have accepted the job. she should have said she can't get it done.

[@HighAsHeckPriestess]

If the seamstress really wanted the challenge of making the dress that fast, she should have been working on the dress over all those months! Of course it sucks that the bride thought a custom gown could be finished so quick, but it probably could have been if the dressmaker had actually given a damn

[@gblikestosew]

The wedding dress I'm sewing as I watch this video has literally been 9+ months in the making- this little time for a project that large is INSANE. especially if it's a self drafted pattern that needs tweaking.

[@-tera-3345]

And to be fair to the bride: she seemed to understand this herself. She only really wanted the corset. The dress itself was just an "would that even be possible?" thing that she was fully prepared to get elsewhere, but it seems like the designer went out of her way to agree to do it all herself. And they'd been talking about the dress for over a year, so the bride gave more than enough time initially. It just took until April for the designer to finalize the design.

[@bch7905]

From it sounds like, they did discuss the dress since last year and the design was only finalized in April, so really she had all that time to start the process. And the bride asked if it was even possible to do the whole dress and the owner said that it was doable.

[@he.said.teenjiejer]

definitely! people don’t suddenly know everything about custom dress design and timelines because they need a wedding dress. putting the responsibility on the bride is wiiiild

[@katerrinah5442]

I don't even do bridal commissions (I hem jeans and alter tradie gear) but as a seamstress I make sure my work is done in a timely fashion. If you can't meet such a serious deadline then don't do bridal. Being a successful business person involves knowing your limits. The seamstress is tripping 🤦

[@MrsAnnThropy]

that part! i mean, it seems like she can’t even meet deadlines in general, the girl who wanted her dress for her birthday didn’t get it in time either. but bridal is one of those things where you can’t just keep making excuses, you can’t have a belated wedding but you can celebrate a belated birthday

[@MrsAnnThropy]

wow this is actually a separate wedding dress drama scenario than i thought it was but the main point stands that you should NOT be doing bridal if you can’t meet a simple deadline lol

[@lizzyblitz07]

@@MrsAnnThropy and if the deadline isn’t realistic, don’t take the order, or plan something that *is* realistic

[@MrsAnnThropy]

@@lizzyblitz07 exactly! you should know your abilities and shouldn’t be in the business if you’re too ashamed to say no because you know you can’t meet a deadline. don’t say yes for the job just to avoid admitting your faults. that’s how you never get better and never get future business lol

[@OwlishFun]

The seller's aggressive soft voice pisses me off so bad xD It's so calculated and arrogant.

[@16mandles]

Thank you for saying this lol I was going crazy watching her talk for the SAME reason

[@mr.bingusthecat]

right it was so condescending 😭😭

[@BeansKneez]

i almost expected her to say "this is adulting sweetie"

[@_kaleido]

prolly gonna get flamed for this comment but it reminded me of those videos where white women harass black women and then when the black woman rightfully retaliates they get bystanders/the police involved and try to act all soft and demure and innocent 😬

[@soymilkman]

The rosacea on her chest tells me she’s stressed 😂

[@strobo308]

I'm convinced she dropships the dresses. That "sketch" she sent is in no way professionally made, that was the first red flag. The lack of any picture whatsoever, even for fabrics, was the second red flag. Starting after the deadline was up was the entire red flag parade.

[@h3art_3y3s]

The sketch I’m finished 💀

[@sasa180]

the sketch was so bad, i laughed

[@shellbatronic]

I had to go back to look at the sketch! That was ridiculous, like 6th grader 'this is my dream dress' stuff, not actual fashion sketching by someone with pattern and drafting skills.

[@Enderception]

Okay I thought I was crazy and just didn't know how this business works but it IS a terrible sketch for a professional dress

[@brieanastraiton3665]

Sounds like we need the red flag guy!! I used to work at a bridal boutique. This "designer" sounds delulu! That was a good 12 years ago so the dropshipping crap wasn't as prevalent. But we still had ppl try ordering dresses online and it being a total nightmare. We always did the best we could to get them in a dress, get it altered and match with accessories in store that day. Then they could go back to all the finalizing you have to do in those last 30 days. The absolute disasters back then were prom dresses from online. Always came from China. 95% of the time they were to small but also like 8 feet long 😅. That was a fun job even tho it got stressful.

[@sari9645]

8:21 “this unique sketch” looks like a dress I’d design in fourth grade😭

[@octooopus]

my fave part is that there are 0 pics of the in-progress dress, i do not think it was ever started

[@nesstora]

Also not even fabric photos were sent, so im pretty sure she is NOT making dresses herself

[@octooopus]

@@nesstora especially after hearing from the maybe sister

[@twistedmaidn]

This isn't a case of a seamstress being bad a managing or business. She's NOT a seamstress yet. In the videos where her sister talks about how she basically took the idea they both had where the sister would design the dresses and she would LEARN HOW TO SEW to start selling wedding dresses. Shes a beginner sewist that decided that she was going to start out by selling WEDDING DRESSES and CORSETS. And you can tell. Both of those are not beginning projects let alone SELLING as a beginner projects. Theres other videos showing some of the dresses she sold and they have things like bunching, unfinished edges, and literally just left loose zippers.

[@twistedmaidn]

Also there's NO way she's sewing those corsets herself. She's likely getting them premade and making adjustments. Corsets take a specific set of skill with the boning and lining types. And if she can't even sew a zipper she def isn't sewing corsets

[@twistedmaidn]

Plus she has no idea what she's even talking about. She said that custom sized pieces can't be reused??? Yes they can?? People do it all the time. Plus if she never met in person to size it then it's not totally custom sized. You can find another person with similar or smaller sizes and adjust it

[@nootnoot1537]

⁠@@twistedmaidn Her absolute cluelessness in that single comment😭. I’m not even a seamstress, but where I live, the wedding outfits for the couple and their families are mostly pieces we rent from the vendor. Making bridal outfits are very labor intensive AND expensive so pieces made are reused time and time again. I was the groom’s sister and although they made our outfits from scratch, they rented it out to other people after that. Any minor difference in sizing can be adjusted as any seamstress worth their money SHOULD be able to do that

[@dragonfire7965]

@@nootnoot1537Renting seems like it’d make a lot more sense. Maybe it’d feel less special, but that much money for a dress you only wear once seems inefficient (and a waste of labor).

[@-MaryPoppins-]

I bought my dress from anthro, and took it to my tailor to make smaller. I had that poor man working 24/7 because little things kept sticking out funny. He WAS ALWAYS honest with me, and fixed everything he could, even making me a little patchwork kerchief. All in three days leading up to the wedding. He was prompt and amazing. He was ALSO paid and tipped to express that. I recommend him to EVERYONE. THAT is how you keep a business going. He’s been my tailor since middle school, and now in my 30’s he’s tailored my 5 year olds dresses. She will never survive as a brand. Never ever.

[@capybaracake]

This is weirdly wholesome to me. A person tailoring you through your major life events from middle school, and now tailoring garments for your own child.😭❤️

[@courtneyisaseagull]

I love this! I have an amazing cobbler, but I need to find myself a good tailor soon.

[@-MaryPoppins-]

@@capybaracake I’m absolutely going to sob when he retires 😩 I have a great relationship with him and his wife, and thankfully their boys actually love tailoring/sewing too, so this is going to be a legacy for them! I moved away for five years with the marines, but would mail him my new uniforms each time 🤣 it’s one of the last pieces of my childhood still open, and it’s only because they’re ACTUALLY amazing people/business owners!!

[@-MaryPoppins-]

@@courtneyisaseagull oh god not the cobbler too 😩 he’s been re-soling my boots for decades too. Now I’m gonna go cry about him too 😂 got me sounding like I live in a village, but it’s actually Baltimore 🤣 I hope you fond a wonderful tailor hun!!!

[@megapiglatin2574]

@@-MaryPoppins- ❤❤❤

[@bunji_beans]

That's so frustrating. The designer didn't even acknowledge that she started on the dress so late 🙃

[@asserm.8047]

she insisted so hard on her policies, i wonder what her policy is on starting a dress after the due date 💀

[@PB-qe6ce]

So the seamstress response was to basically confirm everything the bride said but act like she was misled bc of some smile emojis?

[@bch7905]

Right like, I'm the type of person to put emojis and try to give a friendly tone naturally because I would hate to stress someone out and potentially have a negative reaction based on that. Bride sounded very understanding and if anything was the one misled to believe it was all going to happen on time (the whole dress) until it turned out to just be the corset...and I'm even skeptical that that is complete tbh

[@Enderception]

"She changed her mind after thinking about it? So shady"

[@FireVixen164]

Very suspicious the business's receipts didn’t refute a thing the customer said!

[@FlorSilvestre12]

Seamstress looks like she was made by a character designer who was given the prompt "rich woman who does not care about scamming you"

[@elle_rose_xx]

A month before the wedding our cake maker cancelled for no reason. She said it was because we hadn’t sent something before a certain date, but I checked her terms and conditions and we still had time to do it. Anyway I didn’t want to work with her because she was so rude to us in the email exchange. My husband has a severe nut allergy so finding another baker with a nut free kitchen who could deliver to our venue very out of the way was a nightmare. My husband actually managed to find one though - we worked with him again for my grandma’s 90th because he was awesome!

[@elle_rose_xx]

Oh yea also We spoke to the amazing baker and he said that he knew our old baker and she quite often did this to people. OOF.

[@snybies]

Very happy it worked out!

[@elle_rose_xx]

@@snybies thank u!! What’s funny is I was so conscious about getting my dress messy I didn’t even eat it - the guests said it was great though 😂

[@littlefishiesinthese]

This is besides the point but saying "never had an interest in fashion before" when she was hand-sewing and selling corsets is crazy. That interest and skill level don't develop quickly and come from nowhere.

[@-MaryPoppins-]

She 100000% outsources the actual sewing!

[@_sugar_plum]

​@@-MaryPoppins-oh my! which would explain the lack of photos when asked for progress.. just like that other tiktok wedding drama of that botched dress lol

[@sari9645]

One of the other commenters confirmed that in the original video allegedly the sister claims her villain of a sister was just barely learning how to sew!

[@DeviBuster]

Trust me an interest in sewing doesn’t equal interest in fashion. You can sew things but have so interest in actual fashion design or making proper garments, I don’t think people who take up sewing to fix clothing or modify existing clothing are necessarily into making entire dresses by hand for a living.

[@Enderception]

"She should be ready to afford the repercussions" Yes girlie give us Bond villain in your defense video

[@BeansKneez]

good on the bride for filing a refund request from her credit card company and then refusing to back down until she got the thing she'd paid for. hopefully between her and the wronged sister, this scam artist will be finished.

[@TeaUnicorn]

the fact she shows the dms up until "we agreed on a full gown later" okay and why'd you suddenly stop showing receipts. was it bc you agreed to finish it by aug 1? do you think people are stupid?

[@Azulakayes]

I am rethinking the term 'Bridezillas', these vendors are out here wildin'. First the intrusive Make-up Artist, now the procrastinating thieving Designer...next, I want some shady DJs and Crazy caterers. 🎉🎉🎉 👰🏾👰🏻‍♂️👰🏽‍♀️

[@MyDancingShoes]

I would love to hear some wedding DJ drama

[@becauseicannope3789]

A crazy caterer once helped a bride spike all the guests food so they would "all have fun"

[@Azulakayes]

@@becauseicannope3789 oh my goodness...lemme Google that! 😂

[@lrizzard]

i seem to faintly remember a dj/wedding band story where (whoever was doing the music) turned out to be the bride's ex and kept making tributes to her or something. though this was from reddit so take it with a couple grains of salt

[@spooky-spaghetti]

despite everything, it's such a stupid comment saying "only 4 months for a custom wedding dress?" if a business says they can make it in that time and charge u for it, it's not only reasonable but expected to be delivered on time. i've done custom evening wear in way less than that and that was me working solo without the expectations of a client.

[@ladyreverie7027]

Right it could be a fairly simple gown for all we know, not all custom gowns are couture.

[@LilaHartmann]

the pronunciation was on point, you even pronounced corsetière better than the sister did -a french person

[@TheeEnglishKnight]

damn get well soon

[@alexs-i6i]

I'm so sorry about that 😞

[@brennavines]

Opened KZbin to find a video to wash dishes to and you had literally uploaded this 1 minute ago. Evil Pinely knows what’s up

[@datboilou]

domestic activities gang 🤙🏽

[@nemo_is_real]

hope your dishes arent too icky user brennavines 🙏 i wish as little food residue on your plates as possible

[@Ghost-lt4sf]

I literally just finished washing the dishes to this video haha

[@PenguinsAreEvil93]

I thought you said you were looking up how to wash dishes 🤦🏻‍♀

[@Ghost-lt4sf]

@@PenguinsAreEvil93 🤣

[@chaoticartistz1260]

You can really see the difference with the bride’s video vs the business owner’s video, the bride acts like a normal person but the business owner’s face like doesnt move when she talks and its scaring me Shes trying to looksmax her fucking response video or something

[@Hauntolo-G]

People gotta stop finding businesses on Tik Tok

[@Cat-fz1uu]

The seller is way in the wrong. You can't start something after the due date and expect to get paid in any industry

[@shellbatronic]

I don't understand how around, like.. late June there's not a panicky 'hey, progress pics please' sort of conversation.

[@gblikestosew]

So I have a policy that I don't send pictures until I've passed a certain point in construction because brides don't even know what they're looking at when it's just pattern pieces- I send them a whole bunch of pictures of the process once I've got it on the mannequin and it actually looks like a dress. But it literally doesn't even look like she sent a single picture of the dress, constructed or otherwise! I'm not convinced she even made one...

[@-tera-3345]

@@gblikestosew The fact that she's not even showing any pics of either it or the corset in her reply video, despite supposedly having it fully done and ready to ship, is really suspicious. She showed the design to prove she'd had that finished, but not any of the actual completed pieces.

[@bch7905]

@@-tera-3345 Even then the sketch is so terrible and unprofessional, I'm convinced it took her 20 minutes to do.

[@cayenne_pepper7665]

​@@bch7905 not even, she's using a predrawn croquis (a drawing of a person you design on) The only thing she had to see was the neckline, the corset stripes, the outline of the two skirts and shade in the inner skirt, that's like, 5 minutes tops.

[@megapiglatin2574]

@@bch7905 THANK YOU! I had to pause to really look at that sketch…I think I would be concerned if I hired a supposed designer/seamstress to design and create a custom dress and received that. Also did she say that sketch took 20 minutes????

[@Eddysig]

I don't like when the brands respond with tik toks too. I wish they'd try to make the situation right w the person who had no real options but to make the video instead of turning it into drama

[@kyokunskitty]

This kind of behavior seems to be pretty common with every online custom clothing "company." Or at least this is also a rampant issue in the furry fandom with fursuits. I paid $3k for a fursuit that was supposed to be completed within a year. It took five. These people make you sign contracts where you agree not to do chargebacks, agree that you are not entitled to a refund, etc. By the time you realize you're getting fucked over, it's too late to do a chargeback with most credit card companies because the average wait for a fursuit is 1-2 years. You send hearts and smilies in the chats with the makers because they're holding your money hostage. They trickle in progress pics for months with barely any progress made just to make you think they're actually doing the thing you paid them for. By the time I got my fursuit I had become chronically ill due to covid. I can't even fucking wear it anymore as I have severe POTS. I should have gotten it four years ago when I could have enjoyed it. Good on the bride for doing the chargeback before it was too late.

[@elias.bouchard]

I'm sorry about your experience. I hope someday you get to enjoy at least part of it ❤

[@lapsijahti]

big yikes!

[@quelquundautre3723]

Your pronounciation of "ma corsetière" was actually better than either of the sister's.

[@marnmalue9135]

Already thought the seamstress was in the wrong for getting started after the due date, but her passive-aggressive response in the video really sold it for me 😭 I hope the bride was able to get everything sorted out in the end...

[@gblikestosew]

As a seamstress currently working on a wedding dress (finishing it up for October but its been in progress since last summer) as I watch this video. It's giving me whiplash. Holy breach of contract, batman. Now don't get me wrong- we absolutely prefer brides up pick up their dresses fairly close to the actual date of the wedding, but that's brides are anxious messes and we don't want to give her time to convince herself that her dress magically no longer fits after 30 days (it does) not because the dress ISN'T EVEN DONE-

[@ohdarah]

literally came in to say the same. she was wayyy outta line that poor bride

[@user-xh6jk4mi8u]

I’m curious. Can you give any insight on why 3-4 months is too short of a timeframe?

[@camelliasinensis219]

Ngl the way the seamstress talks really creeps me out lol the way she is looking into the camera is so uncanny valley

[@allyuz]

Fr

[@jennifervasquez]

I once got scammed outta money n a custom corset n that shit had me stressed for MONTHS until i finally stopped giving the seamstress the benefit of the doubt n took a partial refund to finally settle the situation. I cant imagine how much worse it was for that woman w her being scammed out of a whole ass wedding dress.

[@lapsijahti]

how hard is it to spell "and" and "with"?

[@s123-s6q]

I can’t believe this is the second wedding dress drama I’ve seen this week.

[@HighAsHeckPriestess]

To be fair, August and September are the busiest months in the wedding business!!

[@ashv9565]

Tis the season lol

[@kellyfilka9285]

Omg I thought this was going to be about casze!! How are there TWO wedding dress scandals right now

[@meta.angel04]

Same lol. I was wondering when these new characters dropped. But it’s a whole new show.

[@itsEmmylie6857]

I thought this was the one where the seamstress sent a wedding dress 2 or so days before the wedding date and the designs wasn't what they talked about so the bride had to buy a different dress last minute.

[@theojjuiceisloose]

I wonder if it’s the same seamstress

[@HighAsHeckPriestess]

Might be the same seamstress but a different bride. I'd rather get a dress i didnt want than no dress at all, tho😂

[@mushroup]

@@theojjuiceislooseno that company was casze, we’re just getting “blessed” with lots of wedding drama

[@zoroark567]

Do these kind of commissioned online businesses for thousands of dollars not have contracts involved? Are people just sending hundreds of dollars to a stranger with no enforceable agreement in place?

[@ravenanne1734]

Agreements made by text are legally binding as long as there's a clear agreement. You don't need special fancy contracts, that's a myth made by companies to scam the common folk, don't spread it!

[@daltong1261]

If you can't make a dress in 4 months, don't take the job/money, that easy. Anyone claiming that the bride was unrealistic is being unrealistic themselves.

[@alilacdandy5405]

its kind of scary how evil pinely can get me to click on the randomest videos

[@PhilipWester]

How evil of him.

[@jckun100]

Seriously, I couldn't care less about this drama but here I am

[@tartra]

😭😭 I love that his brother edits his videos. It makes the edits so much better

[@cuentaeliminada7176]

Video in a couple months: "huge Fursuit drama" and it's exactly the same as this but instead of for a wedding it's a customer that wanted a fursuit before the deadline of a convention

[@scaredbi]

With the issue of whether it would be a realistic timeline, I really don’t think that’s the bride’s full responsibility. I would bet most people, even if wedding planning, don’t know timelines for dressmaking and usually with commissions it’s also dependent on someone’s skill set. The seamstress is ultimately responsible to say she can’t meet a tight deadline. Also wild to keep the $700 when it wasn’t even STARTED until after the deadline.

[@TainaElisabeth]

“Designer I found on TikTok” was the first red flag

[@lapsijahti]

willing to spend any amount of money on an effing dress is the real first red flag.

[@Dixiedingo_LBB]

My grandma actually works as a seamstress. She can't exactly read, so I work as her assistant from time to time. She notoriously fucking hates wedding requests because of how much time goes into making the dress. We're talking about reservations at least 8 months in advance if you want that shit on time. The worst project She got was this lady who wanted her to make a wedding dress off of this trash-bag shaped Shien dress in like 6 months. Literally was miserable the whole time holed up in her little office :(( not to mention pickier brides have a weird tendency to make last minute (read: sometimes weeks before or sometimes three months before a wedding) adjustments. Bridal dress business is a hell world.

[@kawaiiboushi]

not the "she was aware the delivery was an estimate of around the first week of august" girl this is a wedding dress, you need to GUARANTEE that you will ship it so that it arrives no later than an exact agreed upon date (barring something crazy like the post office just losing the package entirely)

[@heyitsmeurcat6951]

if you cant deal with deadlines and due dates then dont do weddings. to start the project after the due date is insane.

[@lenapawlek7295]

Smh the "business" is just lying through their teeth in my opinion, i hope the chargeback went through for the bride and she got all her money back

[@zariadeana]

If you think this is crazy you need to see the story about the makeup artist that got kicked out of a wedding and got dragged on TikTok by the bridesmaids and sister in law of the bride AND someone else she worked with

[@rowybowie]

There is some good news: she was offered a dress from House of CB and able to get a dress from Hanifa Bridal. Her dress was gorgeous and looked so much better than the sketch the designer shared lol. She and her husband looked like royalty.

[@valolafson6035]

Yeah, it sure sounds like the wedding dress 'designer' scammed her.

[@TheMoodyfire]

i alr know this story but i am seated for your explanation of it

[@HighAsHeckPriestess]

Its just funny to me that the screenshots the dressmaker shared confirm the bride's side of the story. She started the dress late!!! But i will note, if youre gonna order a custom wedding gown for a September wedding, maybe April of the same year is a little late to order it and expect it to be completed in time.

[@-tera-3345]

Well, the bride said they'd been talking for over a year. It just took them until April to finalize the design. And at least going by the messages shown by the designer in the response video, it doesn't sound like the bride was being particularly picky about the design, appearing fully okay with trusting the designer. So the real question is why it took nearly a year to finalize the design.

[@DrBoyZepho]

it sounds like she ordered a year before and that's just when the seamstress actually started working on the dress

[@rei2684]

She talks so weird in her video that business lady. Alone that she never showed the dress in her respond video showes there was never a dress that she worked one 💀

[@israellai]

good job editor

[@brightballoon]

It's a 'one of one' gown? Is that a new term for 'one of a kind'?

[@ziljin]

Independent contractors seems like always risk of everything going wrong.

[@fluffyballmimi]

That's.... a sketch all right

[@MeTeaOakRStNR]

When Pinely is sitting in the small box, he looks like he's sitting on a cardboard thrown. King Pinely!

[@douchopotamus3755]

Throne

[@whichrobin]

you're not entitled to a canceling fee WHEN YOU DIDNT EVEN MAKE THE PRODUCT. A WHOLE WEEK AFTER THE DUE DATE.

[@oddlem]

why does the seamstress move her head around like a movie villain

[@westiedoggy3401]

11:21 the way this girl moves her head while talking really creeps me out.

[@millay69]

omg and the eye contact and like soft talking

[@goddammiteythan]

THAT’S why you don’t commission people you found on tiktok

[@sarar4270]

What the.. this the second wedding dress drama I'm seeing. I initially didn't click on this vid bc I thought it was the same situation. Imagine my shock seeing it's different people but very similar situation

[@DrBoyZepho]

this is like the 2nd or 3rd wedding dress maker to be exposed this month alone 😭

[@Luckyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy]

Pinely I just wanted to say you pronounced "Ma Corsetière" better than everyone else in this video

[@BurningFestivalSparkler]

The persona 4 music jumpscares me every time, pinely persona fan??

[@imjustroleplaying]

Isn't the point of the deposit incase its canceled? So.... why does she need to pay for the whole dress? Also, I'm someone who does concept art, specifically character outfit design. That design was kinda... uh.... not something I'd envision for a professional bridal shop?

[@lovelytheloser]

The seamstress is geuinely so creepy... The calculated, soft talking, eyes just staring into your soul, the way she's just so oblivious but so clearly trying to manipulate the audience... Eugh

[@tesshissa]

No idea what the video is about but I'm just happy to be here

[@Vampress09]

Off topic but a pet peeve of mine is when people say the whole sentence and then add "blah blah blah" there is nothing after it! You said the whole thing!

[@courtneyisaseagull]

Sue this seamstress. This is not an acceptable business practice.

[@Alex-cw3rz]

I find it weird that you would buy a wedding dress which costs so much online and not in person where you can see it.

[@DrBoyZepho]

usually they fly out to whatever the seamstress is to try it on periodically

[@leiajiang7877]

Scam is literally promising something that (may or may not be possible) and not delivering on that promise after taking the money. People who think it's the brides fault brcause she expected a gown to be done in three month. That's LITERALLY THE SCAM

[@herodoesstuff]

this is all so fucked, bride was definitely in the right, they knew VERY very far in advance and thats incredibly frustrating :/ i hate when ppl who know for months or even a year pull shit like this let alone it being for such a huge event in someones life. the sister situation just reinforces that scummyness ig. hope bride and sister get something good out of this

[@kingkitryne]

babe wake up evil pinely uploaded

[@fruityb0wl232]

dude your outros make me crack tf up holy lord

[@angelofedenism]

oh goodness the sketch

[@eboni0h0h]

great way to start my morning! tyyy evil pinely!

[@g0redancer]

watching this on the toilet rn

[@n48_art]

Toilet gang

[@nuviretto]

can we have an update

[@gaytree69]

​stinky 😦

[@H2OBoB1]

That ending was abrupt

[@thebrideofghostface]

7:42 Wait... can Pinely not pronounce tulle, bc he avoided the word twice????

[@AlineInGreen]

You did an excellent job with the pronunciation of the French words!!

[@stephaniebillman5673]

That designer is nits, they could use a dose of anxiety and or horrible consequences slapping her in the face. I just finished a commissioned art piece that was not for anything as important as a wedding and I was checking my messages anxiously making sure I responded quickly and was on track to meet the clients goals. It's not that hard. If she couldn't handle another project she should have said no. Once the deadline passes with little to no progress the customer deserves a refund 100% or you pull an all nighter until it is complete and include extras because that is unacceptable. If you say your going to do something AND you accept money for it you need to follow through. If you don't you should be so apologetic and put things in place to ensure that will never happen again. This woman should never own a business... or even be a manager. Never put her in charge of anything 😬

[@thebrideofghostface]

Tbh them even keeping the whole 700 if they gave her the corset is crazy to me. Considering the deadlines they completely ignored, clearly not communicating that they couldn't finish this order in time from the beginning, and the amount of fucking stress they are causing a bride leading up to her wedding, tbh they should give some of that money back AND the finished pieces like istfg. I hope that she's legally able to sue or something (idk how the law works with like small business made to order stuff though) because this is just ridiculous.

[@gaelle1724]

Your prononciation of ma corsetière is on point and way better than hers 👀

[@Spkydby-tb1kq]

Flawless French pinely ❤

[@waddle623]

Ikr, I thought I clicked on a French channel for a moment there.

[@EsmeraldaKa]

Your french words are indeed accurate!

[@hellainepinetree]

I can’t exactly describe it, but it feels like the seamstress is just staring at herself. The entire response, it just looks like she’s trying to make sure she looks good.

[@itscharcoal0]

evil pinely is like judge judy. these are the kinds of stories that would be on judge judy and i love it

[@prettyprincess8187]

Startibg after the dress is due is actually diabolical.

[@Thegirlsrooom]

Ahh my favorite part of the day, evil pinelys court

[@Suzy24]

At least this story has a happy ending

[@v_eye_let_17]

The first red flag was only $700 for a custom dress. Even as a deposit.

[@imperialfish454]

I'm so confused why it matters that the sister had the idea of a shop with a similar name, but man that seamstress seems irresponsible at least

[@Lostboy811]

First mistake TikTok designer

[@jelllyfishprince]

i love coming across any youtubers channel and the editor is a persona fan. ik what yall are...

[@elias.bouchard]

it happens so often too ❤