THE WORST WEDDING SCAM ON TIK TOK!

This video is about a wedding scam that turned into massive drama! Enjoy :)

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[abby]

People are wild but I can’t imagine any wedding coordinator would be inexperienced enough to mark themselves as bride and say there’s no wedding coordinator?? And then mark the bridal gift for themselves??? She lost me there tbh, the rest theoretically adds up but it’s too many perfect coincidences imo. Loved the video🩷🩷

[christalcavanaugh]

“No one told you that you were expected to do xyz so you didn’t do xyz. Therefore you owe me money” thats not how ANYTHING works lmao

[katebreck]

Oh well even if it is a fake story, she didnt throw anyone under the bus, didnt defame anyone so its just a good story for good marketing

[skyefirenails]

I've worked weddings as a makeup artist. None of this is surprising, unfortunately. But Miranda should have known better, even if it was her first job.

[alexaburks]

knowing pathalogical liars and how shitty some people's families can be, especially around wedding time (especially mother of the grooms), I 10000% believe this did happen

[zuglymonster]

Shouldn't have commented so soon. The GROOMS MOM was the scammer!! I feel so horrible for the bride, having her MIL ruin her wedding and having to deal with that woman for the rest of her life (well the MILs life)

[cherryb]

At first I thought the bride and mum were trying to pull a scam and that there was no coordinator but when she mentioned reading it to wedding brands to collab at the end I'm starting to question the whole story, why mention that?

[lydiaa]

After the first few clips I expected that the big twist would be that someone proved that the baker was telling a made up story. The ending makes me even more suspicious 😂

[jessicagurchiek]

My original wedding planner was going behind my back and charging me extra! Had to fire her four months before the wedding it was a disaster!! So sorry that this bride experienced this ESPECIALLY from her new MIL!

[alpacalypse]

honestly, the story is wild enough to make me think it’s true. true scammers know how to spot a target and the mil would have succeeded with a less experienced and prepared baker. i also suspect that she very well may have tried this with the other vendors as well if she could isolate them. I think the bride is probably not having a very relaxing honeymoon.

[HarmlessHagoftheWoods]

As someone who has made cakes for weddings (and cakes in general) I can totally believe that someone would come up with an elaborate rouse to try and swindle some of that money. People have made up all sorts of reasons as to why they should be given 'refunds'.

[louisawithana]

I could almost believe it if it wasn't for the "inexperienced" excuse like that to me is the most unbelievable part. I could see a coordinator trying to over charge and I could see a pathological liar trying to get more money

[sophiechen]

This is actually crazy omg!! This story had so many twists and turns 😭

[fussbrain]

San Antonio prominent lawyers?? Unless it’s Thomas J Henry there really aren’t legacy lawyers or prominent families of lawyers.

[louise]

I can believe that people could be so awful but again the story doesn’t add up:

1. Wedding coordinators wouldn’t be so silly to add their own details as bride and groom in case of anything personalised.

2. Why would the grooms mother be going around checking everything - wedding days are busy enough. Usually if the vendors are not dealing with a wedding coordinator then there’s a coordinator at the hotel that would show the vendor where to set up etc.

3. Hotels would not give out CCTV so even if the grooms mother was lying about that surely it’s a massive red flag that she even said that.

I definitely think that this is a fabricated story similar to many AITA posts.

[Vampress]

When stories are entertaining enough and they're not directly harming someone idc if they're fake. I'm glad none of the innocent women lost money or reputation.

[HobieInTheBox]

Honestly this sounds completely real to me considering how insane people become as soon as a wedding is happening, and also how inhumane MILs act, especially around weddings

[trumpgirl]

someone truly taking and stealing that much money and scamming others needs to be charged and tossed into prison for grand theft...

[CarmCoffey_]

What a shit show. Sounds like Miranda was someone that the Bride knew, and the inexperience was because she was being given a chance. The mother of the groom sounds like a shit show. What a bunch of drama!

[linaalsalman]

The way I gasped when they said that that woman wasn't the mother of the bride. Like why are there so many twist to this story. Who's lying? Who's not? Who's scamming? Who's not?

The coordinator still feels sus honestly even after finding out about the husband's mother.