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So, at the end of the day, she simply did not feel comfortable trusting that no cross-contamination would occur.
Instead of creating a large fuss, though, the woman decided to bring her own food. Her brother also agreed that it was a good compromise.
That was until the wedding day came. After everyone sat down to eat, the woman pulled out her tupperware containing a pre-prepared salad. She began enjoying her food before realizing the bride’s eyes were boring into her head.
“I saw the bride staring at me with horror on her face. I had bought a homemade salad box that had two eggs on top, and she literally just stared at me in disgust the entire time we ate,” the woman said.
Then, after the dinner ended, the bride apparently pulled the woman aside and said she “ruined” the day.
The bride also called her a “selfish person” for “not being able to go one meal without animal secretions at a vegan wedding.” Yikes.
The woman did not mean to be disrespectful at all and thought she was just making the best decision for her own dietary needs.
“It’s not like I brought a steak. I had two eggs in a big salad, and she must have been staring at my food to even realize they were there,” she reasoned.
Nonetheless, the woman’s brother also said her meal decision was in poor taste. So, now, she is left wondering if she was truly in the wrong.
If you attended a wedding that could not accommodate your dietary restrictions, would you abide by theirs?
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