AITA for wearing white to a wedding? - REACTION

AITA for wearing white to a wedding? - REACTION

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Today on my channel, we are reacting to some wedding petty revenge stories y'all posted on our personal subreddit r/charlottedobreyoutube! . Weddings are supposed to be one of the happiest days of our lives, but unfortunately, not everything always goes as planned.

In this video, we'll explore some of the most hilarious and satisfying examples of wedding revenge. From the ex-boyfriend who tries to ruin the ceremony to the bride who gets back at her bridesmaid for stealing the spotlight, we'll see how people have taken matters into their own hands to get even.
We'll also delve into the psychology of revenge and why it can feel so satisfying. Is it always the best course of action, or is there a more mature way to handle the situation? These are questions we'll tackle as we enjoy some of the most outrageous wedding revenge stories.
So, sit back, relax, and prepare to be entertained. And as always, don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more videos like this one. Thanks for watching!

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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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[LoueezEm]

How refreshing to hear a story about rich people who helped their family and didn't have unrealistic expectations 😊

[jackiehackler]

I got married when I was 21, my cousin was a bridesmaid but it was also on the same day as her senior prom! She made it work and did both events. I invited her back after the prom with her friends for the party. Her friend came without not knowing she would be coming to a wedding and her prom dress. It was a white ballgown. She was so uncomfortable at 18 yrs old that she refused to come in. I went outside to talk to her. Let her know she was welcome and how beautiful she looked. I told her no one would care it's the after party. She finally came and enjoyed her senior prom/ wedding crashing. Somethings are out of your control. Even at her age, she knew it was a no for weddings!!! No one really noticed, there was enough drama already.

[mariafox]

You didn’t wear white to a wedding, you wore a BLACK dress with a TINY amount of white lace to a wedding. Also, what the hell kind of wedding party was being hosted? I want to go to this wedding.

[hly]

Lol, the aunt being on Facebook for mobile game lives is such a mood. Love that.
Wishing the couple many more happy years.

[marlena.]

For me things that don't count are;
1. White Jackets, blazers and coverups
2. White decorations
3. White as backgroundcolour dresses with colour and print, as long as they are not floorlength and mostly colour.

Don't look like a bride would and honour the dresscode. When in doubt, ask.

[daphnereal]

I'm shocked that waitress wasn't fired on the spot when she insulted the bride and groom at the dinner tasting. That catering company should have given them a total refund of all services. That's just ridiculous.

[sharongammell]

I wore a cream colored pants suit and floppy hat to a wedding related function, not the actual wedding or reception. I got a few looks I didn't understand (I was young and ignorant) but the bride ran up to me with a huge smile on her face, hugged me and told me I looked like a movie star. The bride was wearing a green dress for this outdoor function. For the actual wedding and reception, I wore a blue dress and toned down my hair and makeup because I wasn't used to anyone telling me I looked good or pretty. Years later, I look back on this and realize people thought I was trying to upstage the bride to be. The bride, who remained my friend for years, didn't think this at all. This was in the 70's. Ah, life. I may not have had the best upbringing, but I sure did learn quickly. (But especially appreciated the wonderful people who took the time to help me rather than hurt me into that learning.)

[ashthesas]

Aunt and Uncle sound like a treasure. I wish them many more years of happiness.

[LadyDreamfyre]

Story 1: I was ready to call OP the AH at the title but a black dress with white lace isn't a white dress. It's BLACK. And clearly she didn't went looking for a white dress or whatever. And clearly her aunt and uncle were 100% okay with that dress

[mgaze]

hearing how this couple ran their wedding gives me literal chills - this is the bar i’ve now set for how weddings should be coordinated (even if not to this scale financially), the generosity is astounding 🎉

[wanderer]

I was all ready to defend the working class, aka Ms. Clumsy Waitress, when they were talking about her being nervous, then shaking and crying. People's nerves can get the better of them when they are suffering from anxiety, and since we don't know her story, we can't say if she's in a dire financial situation and this job is all that stands between her and homelessness. I said "I was" until that last update with her behavior at the rehearsal dinner. How many of you think she's family (or family friend) of the the caterer? That's the only reason I can think of that she wasn't fired before the wedding! Who thinks they can talk to customers like that? Especially since it sounds like rich aunt/uncle were not being crazy bride/groomzilla, they just wanted an elegant, formal dining event for their big day?

[stacy]

In the dark ages of the 70's-80's we had Home Economics in middle school and we were taught how to handle a table setting for all different functions and in what order to use the silverware and the difference between silverware and flatware. My teacher also taught us the 'right' way to introduce people to each other, and how to work the seating arrangements around the table. We would have been ready to meet the Queen Mother. I still remember most of it. It was a public school, not a fancy private one. I wish these classes were still around. Not only were they fun, but helpful.

[kaneishamoret]

Wow, that waitress was all wrong for them. And that manager should be ashamed for even having her there after those comments she made.

[IMOO]

14:35 I’m confused as to why the management of the caterering service didn’t train Ms Clumsey in the correct etiquette, and serving.

[jbilotta]

I think it’s the catering company’s fault 100%. You have to be able to hire the right people as a company and test them for something so important.

[katienorwood]

19:56 the silverware placement video even got it wrong lol 😂

[vick]

So, it`s pretty clear that the waitress should not be waitressing, and most importantly, that the manager should not be managing. She should have been fired, too, for keeping putting that girl back to work.

[jessicarichards]

That aunt and uncle where class acts. The rental dresses and suites being covered is awesome.

[usmcholmans]

One single nasty, unprofessional remark from that waitress and I would have had her escorted from the venue, and yes, I mean the rehearsal. I would also have warned the caterer that if that banned waitress showed up at the event, it would be considered a breach of good faith and would have had the manager escorted out along with the waitress. Come on, that manager and their company behaved in a shamelessly unprofessional manner from rehearsal through the reception.

[jaydinelee]

21:17 how on earth was a waitress allowed to speak to anyone like this?? I really hope these were comments she made to another waitress and that is also unacceptable