Wellness Influencer Shares Wedding Themed 'What I Eat in a Day' Video, Sparks Debate About Her Diet

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Ally Perry • Writer and Editor
May 15, 2023 1:00 PM EDT

For many couples that get married, the appeal of a wedding isn't just the celebration of their relationship. It's also the fact that they get a whole day where everything is about them and their preferences. The fairytale of the perfect wedding has launched countless bride and groomzillas in its time, but the problems don't stop there. Even the most reasonable of newlyweds get judged by friends, family, and sometimes the general public for the choices they make during their big day. 

Many brides see their wedding as an opportunity to let loose and not stress over the calories, especially if they've been dieting for the occasion. However, a viral video seems to have proved that this is not the case for all. One TikToker has provoked a ferocious debate after sharing the unorthodox food and drink choices she made at her own wedding.

In a 'What I Eat in a Day' video that focused on her nuptials, the bride showed off things such as vegetable snack platters, anti-bloating pill digestifs and a gluten and sugar free wedding cake. Many people were quick to brand this behavior as disordered eating, but others argued that choosing to be 'healthy' on this special occasion wasn't so terrible. While the food you celebrate your marriage with may be a personal choice, it certainly doesn't look like she had a lot of fun.

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    Font - buzzfeed jenny @buzzfeedjenny To people in the replies saying "it's not an ED, she ate 3 full meals" - orthorexia is a thing and is just as harmful to the body long term. She clearly has a food obsession and guilt. Also those "anti bloat" pills are literal laxatives
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    Font - Panzy Pazuzu Replying to @buzzfeedjenny Maybe tracking the things we put into our body and making conscience decisions to eat things that make us feel better vs taste better is just a lifestyle choice. Can we not stretch and call someone who ate full meals and snacks 'having an Ed' when ppl actually have them like ew 588 ₁188K 35 138 @BatKountry. 1d buzzfeed jenny @buzzfeedjenny. 1d : I used to have disordered eating habits like this
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    Font - piwwow pwincess @brattyboochie Replying to @buzzfeedjenny ur so weird like would u feel better if she shoved a pizza and some ribs and maybe a shake shack burger down her throat and gave u a greasy thumbs up and washed it down some beer and a burp is that cool girl enough for u
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    Human body - ° @beefytopdog Replying to @buzzfeedjenny Liquid diarrhea on the marital bed.
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    Font - .::*!Lucy Watson!*::. @shesgonestella Replying to @buzzfeedjenny If any of my friends ever plan a wedding like this.. please make it explicitly clear in the invitation so I can remember to be busy
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    Rectangle - Joyce @joyceng Replying to @buzzfeedjenny Gluten-, dairy-, and sugar-free baker, this haunts me as a
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    Font - (((Rachel Finston))) @RachelFinston Replying to @buzzfeedjenny It's amazing to plan a wedding so expensive that looks like so little fun
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    Rectangle - Todd @tjdorlando Replying to @buzzfeedjenny Ah yes - the salad course then the fish course then the sketchy pills course.
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    Font - Robert Durst @ColonelSandurst Replying to @buzzfeedjenny This makes my blood boil. Imagine spending money on a suit, airfare, hotel etc and you get there and they have that food, those snacks, diet pills, only two selections of alcohol, and what looks like the worst atmosphere of all time. Oh and a bride taking TikTok's the whole time
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    Smile - princess of curses @sukuna_babe gluten-free cake and tons of a veggies with grilled fish is an ED??
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    Font - Mari @AntifaCatra People are ignoring the fact that wedding meals are traditionally indulgent so this is probably what she considers to be an extravagant amount of food also the literal laxative pills too come on
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    Font - ghetto brilliance @EpiphanyHeaven This the kinda wedding you gotta leave early to hit Taco Bell after or something cause wtf
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    Font - + @DEC4DENCEE imagine being so into calories and nutritional value that you can't even enjoy your wedding
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    Font - Saoirse Ní Chiaragáin @MiseryVulture People rightly pointing to the pills as the giveaway here, but I'd go one further and say filming a "what I eat in a day" during your own fucking WEDDING is disordered behaviour.
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    Hair - 8 777 ပို့ @NegroAphrodite Myfitnesspal'ing your wedding is so crazy your friends during
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    Human body - Camilla Blackett @camillard "..after colonics, all my bridesmaids were given a shot of Ozempic while we got our nails done!"
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    Font - ri7 loves yoongi/ @tanniesflwr no matter what your fitness goals are, you should allow yourself to eat actual food on special occasions and if you can't do that, then you're farrrrr gone into an ed
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    Human body - yani @yanihatesu how do you even compute every!!!! thing!!!! that you eat!!!!
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    Font - Dylan Ali @dylanali_ I was actually on her side until I seen the taco bar+bloat pill combo. I know that bathroom looked like D-Day.
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    Font - Pancakes @Pancakesare_ This is supposed to be a happy day for this lady, and you ppl on here have literally spent your time picking her apart and giving "diagnosis". Like, do you know how wrong that is if you aren't a medical professional and have interacted with that person?!?
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    Font - abi @abidabimarie There's a veryyyy thin line between being health conscious and having some sort of disordered eating habits. Constantly counting calories every single day, of every meal, even on your wedding day is definitely not normal
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    Font - Two Time Emmy Winner Ali B @wtflanksteak It's one of the happiest days of your life. You're surrounded by family and friends. You're having a romantic moment with your new husband....but you gotta make sure you fire off some hot diet content?! You made sure all the deserts were sugar free? Diet culture is something else
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