'An entire group of bridesmaids left a wedding': Friend dares bridesmaids to abandon entitled bride

What would it take for you to abandon a friend's wedding? 

Weddings take months of careful planning and organization. It's not usually just the brides or grooms planning the event: often their friends will pitch in with expenses or planning group events. It takes some of the pressure off of the engaged couple, and it can be a fun time for everyone involved. Well, in theory it's a fun time. As u/plogan56 can tell you, not every bridesmaid or groomsman event turns out as planned. 

There's an immense amount of pressure on women to not only get married, but to create a literally perfect day that they'll remember forever. So it makes sense that some people crack under this pressure. They forget that everyone else has their own life problems going on: they're not just available to cater to the bride or groom's every whim. This bride took things way too far, and she only found out when it was too late to turn things around. 

Up next, have a laugh at some of the ways fast food workers got back at their most irritating customers, like one burger chain employee who'd put all the burger toppings on one side on the sandwich.

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