Last Saturday, this 27-year-old woman's 25-year-old friend got married in Newark, New Jersey. She and her friend are originally from Norway.

Her friend is South Asian, and so she opted to go with a red wedding dress, as that's in line with her traditions.

Well before the wedding, she asked her friend what the dress code was, and her friend mentioned that she wanted her guests to look their very best, and that was all she cared about.

She also pointed out that in her culture, there is not a specific color that's taboo to wear. Armed with that information, she picked out a white/cream-colored dress that draped across one shoulder.

There were 270 guests at her friend's wedding, all dressed in various outfits. Many people had saris or Asian-style dresses, and some of them were also wearing white like she was.

However, she was the only person dressed in a Western-style dress in the color white. Her friend saw her outfit and said she loved what she had on.

Her friend clearly didn't have a problem with her wearing white, and after all, she told her to wear any color she pleased.

During the wedding, some of the bride's friends approached her and started chit-chatting with her. But then, one of those girls in the group intentionally spilled soda all over her dress.

"I asked her what she just did and she said that I shouldn’t have come to a wedding with a white dress," she said.

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She then went right to the bride's sister to fill her in about what had happened, but she asked her not to tell the bride at all.

She didn't want to cause drama, and the bride's sister hurried home to the bride and groom's house with her, which was right by the wedding venue.

Her luggage was at the bride and groom's house, so she was thankfully able to change into another dress and head back over to the wedding.

Her friend, the bride, completely realized she changed and asked why, and she lied to her, simply saying the other dress wasn't comfortable.

Later on when the wedding was over, she finally told her friend the truth, and her friend was so angry she vowed to cut everyone who planned to ruin her dress out of her life.

Her friend also messaged the girl who destroyed her dress and demanded that she pay for the cleaning fee to have the mess removed.

She was shocked when this girl paid the whole amount for her to get her dress professionally cleaned.

After the girl paid up, her friend blocked her and the rest of the people who had stood by while the drink got poured on her.

Her friend said sorry, and she pointed out that it was not her fault. She feels better that she told her friend the whole truth, but she's left wondering if she should have avoided white in the first place.

What do you think?

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