'You're a good daughter ': Bride expertly handles a difficult parent during wedding planning, creating a shining example of pacifism in the face of a 'Monster-of-the-Bride'

Jesse Kessenheimer • Writer and Editor

Jun 5, 2024 3:00 PM EDT

They say that planning a wedding is a reminder of your high school days. Not only are you forced into doing a group project with unwilling participants, but you feel belittled by your parents more than you have since they got behind the wheel with you for the first time. Unlike driving training, wedding planning can push parents to their limit of decency, and some brides and grooms are reminded why they moved out the day they turned 18.

For some, the pressure of pleasing difficult family members can cause a deep rift in the family balance, turning a happy event into a malicious one. But for the bride in our next story, she used the lemons her narcissistic mother threw at her and made lemonade anyway, leaning on the support of her friends, bridal party, and siblings to manage a true Monster-of-the-Bride.

Scroll for the whole story and the outward laments of a bride who has proven to be a shining example of pacifism for all women planning their nuptials.

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