Chip Chick
On the day of her wedding, she got her mom’s wedding dress to the venue and into a room that was specially reserved for her and her bridal party to get ready in.
Right before she was supposed to get the dress on, she had to go weigh in on something regarding her wedding with the venue, so she walked out of the room, leaving her whole bridal party alone with the dress, which was in what she thought was a “safe place.”
Her bridesmaids were excited to celebrate her wedding, so they decided to open up a bottle of her favorite red wine, and they each poured it into wine glasses.
From there, her bridesmaids walked around the room they were getting ready in, carrying their wine along with them.
Her 27-year-old bridesmaid named Anna was really interested in getting an up-close look at the wedding dress, and as she was checking it out, there was an accident.
“She got really close to it, and she started touching the lace,” she explained. “Somehow, her hand holding the wine glass slipped, and wine spilled all over the bottom of the dress.”
“When I came upstairs, they told me what happened, and I started sobbing. My maid of honor called several professional cleaners, and they said there was no way they could get the dress in before the wedding.”
“They told us ways to save the dress until we could get it into them, so my MOH started doing that.”
When the phone call to the cleaners was over, she stopped being sad and started seething instead.
She called Anna out for checking out the dress with the wine so close to it in the first place, and she reminded Anna that every single person was aware of how hard she was trying to protect the dress from any damage.
Anna acted pretty dismissive in response to this, maintaining that it was not a “big deal” since the dress probably would have ended up ruined in some way from simply wearing it during the ceremony.
