weddings & bridezillas i'm putting on blast - REACTION

weddings & bridezillas i'm putting on blast - REACTION

Hey there, fam! Grab your popcorn and prepare for a wild ride because we've got a wedding extravaganza coming your way! This time, we're diving headfirst into the world of bridezillas, where "till death do us part" takes on a whole new meaning. I'm Charlotte Dobre, your fearless guide through the hilarity and chaos that is about to unfold!

Hold onto your bouquets, folks, because we've got a front-row seat to witness the epic meltdowns, the high-pitched screeching, and the perfectly styled hair gone awry. Oh yes, it's the ultimate bridezilla showdown, and we're here to spill the tea (and the champagne) on every outrageous demand.

Join us as we venture into the mystical land of wedding planning, where normal human beings transform into mythical creatures fueled by tulle, glitter, and the desperate need for absolute perfection. It's like the Twilight Zone, but with bridesmaids and cake tastings instead of creepy dolls and eerie music.

Get ready to meet the bride who insists on a unicorn procession down the aisle, the groom who has to try on more dresses than the bridesmaids, and the mother-in-law who treats the seating chart like a high-stakes game of chess. It's a rollercoaster of emotions, folks, and trust me, you won't want to miss a single second of this bridal circus!

But it's not all doom and gloom! We've also got some heartwarming moments that remind us why we love weddings in the first place. There will be tears of joy, infectious laughter, and perhaps even some dance moves that defy all laws of coordination. Who needs a DJ when you have a bunch of tipsy uncles showcasing their moves, am I right?

So, grab your party hat and brace yourselves for Wedding Drama: Bridezillas Unleashed! It's the perfect blend of love, laughter, and a sprinkle of "what in the world were they thinking?" We promise you'll leave with a renewed appreciation for wedding planners, bridesmaids, and the power of waterproof mascara.

Hit that subscribe button, click the notification bell, and get ready to witness the craziest ride of your life! Let's go, fam, because this is one wedding you won't want to miss! 💃🕺💒

Love and laughter,
Charlotte Dobre 🌟

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Hi, I'm Charlotte Dobre. I'm an actor, reactor, singer and sometimes (not really) comedian. On this channel I do reactions, commentary and occasionally I make a joke or two. I love poking fun at social media, weddings, entitled people, tiktok and OF COURSE petty people. I upload daily, usually 7 days a week, unless life gets crazy or I get lazy. Come hang out, it's a good time.

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[CharlotteDobre]

Petition to keep Sharklotte in the drawer 👇🏼

[feebieloo]

That mom not only served disgusting 8 month old ruined the food at the wedding, but she denied perfectly good food (at the time) to people in need. She should be ashamed of herself. She claims she didn't want it to "go to waste" but her actions did exactly that.

[prenimystic]

A 15 THOUSAND dollar gift just to help someone in a genuine way — those two are probably the nicest people I have ever even heard of — I'm glad they took the money away from that bridezilla and then donated it to charity for some sweet petty revenge

[jayschoenhaaar]

As a public health professional and epidemiologist this had been out for a long time on a buffet table, at who know what temperature? Then frozen with whatever bacteria was growing on it as most can survive freezing. This is a great way to get a lot of people stick and save a little money. Should’ve donated to the soup kitchen.

[krisluvskev]

Want to hear a good bride story: One of my friends got married on my birthday, she and i both knew it was my b-d but i didn't make a fuss i was her MOH and happy to be her MOH. Well during the reception it got really weird, really quiet and all of a sudden i hear the Happy Bday song and a small chocolate cake being brought over to me....I couldn't believe it. She even made a little speech that we have been friends from practically birth and how when she planned her wedding and it fell on my b-d how i never made a fuss about it so she wanted me to know how much she appreciate me....Now that is sweet.

[jenn]

One of my brides maids was 8.months pregnant at my wedding. I thought it was incredible nice of HER to even agree! She had to buy a much larger dress than her normal size and have it altered. She had to stand up there for like 15 minutes at the ceremony. She was on her feet for most of the night and was so tired by the end. But she did it! For us! And I will always be grateful for that ❤ (p.s. It's because she's Canadian)

[UnicornzRreal]

The last story, did anyone else catch this? She ripped the "small gift" box out of her hand while simultaneously kicking them out, and THEN, had the audacity to only text an "apology", not even bothered enough to call and profusely apologize. Nope, just texted it. 🙄

[shelleytorok]

Last story: Bride threw an entitled temper tantrum and totally got what she deserved. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

[dawnchesbro]

I used to do catering. In my state, if the food had been served on a buffet line, we were forced to throw out any remaining food off the buffet line, even if the people who ordered the catering wanted the buffet food afterwards. If it hadn't been served (meaning there was an extra tray or two), and proper food safety guidelines followed, the food could be taken home by the party organizers or donated to a food shelter. It's to reduce liability because food on buffet lines is exposed to more bacteria from guests. That's why sometimes half-filled trays are replaced after certain periods of time, so people don't get sick!

[KayleeFarnes]

I nearly cried hearing someone was so generous to give 15k for infertility. That's the most incredible gift you could give someone. So while I can empathize a bit with the bride struggling with infertility, that is simply never how we treat people. Completely unacceptable and OP had no reason to still reward her after that.

[nicolewalker]

The $15K story made me so angry, I got goosebumps. I would cut them off SO FAST! I bet that foundation was so much more grateful. I wouldn't feel bad for two seconds. They are obvious a kind and generous couple.

[roll]

I don't know what's worse - serving thawed out food which has been frozen for 8 months or the last bride who felt entitled to money. I feel bad for that bride's fertility issues but girl, the only one who ruined it was you after treating them that way.

[fayhares]

My sister in law was very pregnant and gave birth to my niece three days after my wedding day. Since it was in a different city and she would have had to be in the car for about 6 hours, I told my brother that it would be absolutely fine if he feels like he needs to be with his wife and I wouldn't feel hurt. The way he managed it was by coming to the wedding by himself and my SIL was with us the entire time on Zoom, her sister was with her just in case she needed to go to the hospital. My brother attended and drove back home a few hours after the wedding was over. we celebrated my niece a couple of weeks later and we had an intimate gathering and I was able to catch up on everything with my SIL. If I was able to postpone, I would've, if it was safe for her to attend, she would've. Life should not be this complicated FFS.

[TheRaySkye]

Also important to note: Freezing food does NOT pause the freshness. We tried with eggs. We cooked up a whole bunch, divided them into 7 different bags and froze them. The idea was to save time cooking breakfast. By the time we go to the 5th bag they had gone rancid. Keep in mind these were frozen IMMEDIATELY after cooking and they didn't even last a week in the freezer. I can't even imagine how rank 8 month old buffet food would be. 1st story lady just stopped a war crime.

[beruleru]

The money one got me. My family struggles sometimes due to the fact that I have 6 siblings, and there are things that we enjoy even though they are small. When my parents got me a Walkman for finishing 5th grade, I started using it all the time. They knew that music was everything in my eyes, and so they granted me that. They did the same with all of my other siblings too, so when the bride started insulting them without even checking it, I felt insulted too. Like, have they never only gotten a card with money on their birthday before?

[Mudhooks]

The defrosted food…

A friend of mine had gone overseas to a wedding. The reception was at the bride’s mother’s house. Just as the food was going round (they were finger foods, prepared by the mother) one of the daughters came round and whispered to the guests not to eat the prawn balls… Apparently, the mother had been getting the food ready for three days and put the prawn-balls IN THE KITCHEN CUPBOARD on the first day…

[lw]

First one... not just shameful that mom served old food to wedding guests, but she literally stole food from the mouths of poor families.
More outraged that hungry kids didn't get food that bride had designated for them. Mom should have to make a donation to the soup kitchen for the food she appropriated from them.

[NunYa-BizNess]

When I was a bride Decades ago, I and my husband didn't care if any of our guests brought a gift or not, we just wanted them there and to have a great time! My Mom and Dad taught me to be grateful.

[mariapdr]

Charity is the nicest, sweetest form of pettiness. More people should get back at others this way.

[mandy]

The last pettiness has me really satisfied and happy. It’s great they are kind and generous people but also able to stand their ground and not be pushed around by peoples entitlement.