mother in law wedding drama - REACTION

mother in law wedding drama - REACTION

Hey there, my fabulous viewers! It's Charlotte Dobre here, and today we're diving deep into the world of wedding drama with a twist. Brace yourselves for an incredible video that explores the wild tales of mother-in-law wedding chaos! 💍😱

Weddings are meant to be joyous occasions filled with love and celebration, but sometimes, the mother-in-law can bring a whole new level of drama to the table. In this jaw-dropping video, we're delving into real-life stories that will make your jaw hit the floor and your eyes widen in disbelief.

Get ready for tales of meddling mothers-in-law who just can't seem to keep their opinions to themselves. From choosing the wrong dress to overstepping boundaries with the guest list, these stories will leave you wondering, "Did that really happen?!"

We'll explore the clashes between the bride, the groom, and their formidable mothers-in-law. Witness the battle of wills as visions clash, traditions collide, and tempers flare. You won't believe the lengths some mother-in-laws go to in order to make their presence known on their child's special day.

But fear not, my lovelies! It's not all doom and gloom. We'll also share heartwarming tales of how couples navigated these wedding hurdles and came out stronger on the other side. It's a reminder that love can conquer even the most challenging family dynamics.

Join me, Charlotte Dobre, as we dive into these captivating stories of mother-in-law wedding drama that will leave you gasping for breath and questioning the boundaries of wedding etiquette. Get ready to laugh, cringe, and maybe shed a tear or two as we unpack these unforgettable tales.

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Remember, my fabulous viewers, weddings may be a magical time, but they can also be filled with unexpected twists and turns. Through it all, it's important to find humor, compassion, and a dash of patience. Let's navigate the world of mother-in-law wedding drama together and uncover the secrets behind these unforgettable stories.

Stay fabulous, my incredible viewers, and I'll catch you in the next video! 💍😉
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[intothemindshaft]

It stops being “just a dress” when it’s £11k ffs, it’s like you’ve taken her car and crashed it. No different. MIL took property that wasn’t hers and broke it. That’s a law suit right there. Doesn’t matter if on purpose or by accident.

[ejhox]

I worked at a dress shop and I can honestly tell you wedding dresses are more sturdy than they look and in order to make that much damage, it really REALLY needs to be deliberate.

[jenniefowler]

I seriously can't believe MiL could totally destroy a $11, 000 dress and not bat an eye. That relationship is doomed before it really starts

[paulatreat]

My husbands family has a tradition of pranking the new couples house while they are on the honeymoon.
When we came back from our honeymoon, all the lables had been pulled off the cans, there was honey on light switches and cabinet doors, salt in the bed, as well as other things. I realize it was a joke, but i had spent the last 8 years as a apartment housekeeper... my life was cleaning other peoples messes. I try to be a very organized, clean person.
I was still getting settled into his house and was dreading the work ahead of me as far as melding two households into one as it was, but to come home and find this, I lost it.
It has been 15 years, and i love his family, but i will never forget how this felt.

[IsisChandlerx]

DON'T MARRY INTO THIS FAMILY!!! I was in a toxic relationship just like this. My ex-boyfriend was emotionally married to his mother. She didn't like me, so she did everything she could to break us up. I was treated like his mistress while his mother was treated like his wife. This is a disgusting example of narcissistic abuse.

[Bamajenn]

She destroyed that dress out of pure hatred and then came up with lame excuse she tried it on to make it an “accident”. This MIL truly terrifies me.

[dinosaurwoman]

MIL doesn't want her boy taken from her. She will be that way to ANY woman in his life. Run, girl, run!

[jstebakova]

My MIL was actually the match maker in our case. She was a dental patient of mine and talked about her son often during her appointments. One day she suggested we meet, which was awkward for me to hear from a patient. He ended up coming in to see me at the office, we went on a date shortly after. Our 3 year anniversary is this September, expecting our first child this August.

[lotstodo]

The MIL got what she wanted...a canceled wedding. Fast forward. What kind of grandmother would she be? Get out.

[wowplasmatics]

Yesterday my SO and his dad were doing dry walling, and I was upstairs hanging out with his mom, eating cookies, and gossiping about insignificant things, trying to get her mind off of her recent chemo.
Stuff like this makes me extra grateful for this angel of a woman.

[fionalistermum]

As someone who's handled and worked with wedding dresses for years, the damage had to be deliberate and she's manipulating her baby boy to believe her during sabotage so he leaves her. Its awful girl. Get outta there ♡

[theresacasareale]

Second story, my mom & my mother in law came to our place while we were on our honeymoon however they didn't touch anything except the vacuum & duster (we were on our honeymoon for 2 wks). They came over the night before we were do home & since this was our first place & we barely moved stuff in 2 days before we left they stocked the kitchen with cleaning supplies & things they new we liked plus packing the freezer with prepared dinners, along with a beautiful card saying how much they loved us & wanted us to be able to relax & enjoy the first couple of weeks without worrying about anything. It was so sweet even my brand new hubby had tears

[evilgenius]

I DO NOT play when it comes to my wife. I love my mother but my wife is the most important woman in my life. Once, my mother made wife cry with a passive aggressive bs text and I threatened to cut her out of our life if she did that again. I can't imagine what I would do if she ruined an $11k dress.

[MissNemo]

You know that relationship is doomed when she admits "im checking his messages religiously" . Girl you dont trust him, thats a one way ticket. You will never trust him ever again.

[DesertBloomBettas]

I had something similar to the second story happen to me - when I was in the hospital giving birth to my daughter, my husband's aunt and cousin (who are narcissistic awful people btw) somehow got the key to our apartment (I'm still not sure how) and cleaned and reorganized everything we owned. On the one hand, I understand they were trying to do something nice, but there is something so violating about coming home from giving birth to discover people have been in your house going through your things, throwing things out and moving everything about. I couldn't find anything for weeks and I was so, so angry. My husband also didn't know they were doing this - it's just something they decided to do on their own. as a side story, years later when my husband's grandfather passed away, these same two people were found in his house, stealing everything he owned, including money he'd left for each of the grandkids. Things came to physical blows, and we don't talk to them anymore.

[katherinewells]

My husband had a "complicated " relationship with his mother. She was a widow and disabled and for twenty-five years never stopped trying to get him back. My husband tried to walk that impossible line of keeping us both happy, which is not the right thing to do, but that is how strong the hold was that she had on him. After she passed, we had ten years of peace before he passed. He had other qualities that made him a keeper, but, yeah, this is a really, really unhealthy dynamic. I hope they got help.

[alongstorycutshort]

Some more details from the wedding dress story:

- OP's mother died and had left her money to spend on her wedding dress. She sees FMIL's actions as taking that away from her.
- FHs father is either out of the picture or has also passed. His mother is his only immediate family.
- FMIL only recently moved to be near 'her baby', coincidentally after her attempts to interfere with wedding plans were shut down by both OP and FH.
- She got to the dress by sneaking into their bedroom while they were distracted assembling furniture. She took a bouquet of dried flowers from the living room with her.
- Apparently FMIL would feed her grown son in public?? Like, I assume spoonfeed him???? This was normalised for him and he got defensive when OP pointed out that it was weird.
- OP's last comments were about concerns for her safety and someone IRL finding the post since it went viral. She was planning on asking their neighbours to keep a lookout for FMIL on the property.

The story is from 5 years ago. There were three posts about it but nothing since so I don't know how it worked out.

[ElleD]

Why does she wanna marry a man like that? For her entire life, she's going to go through this, her kids, her choices, her everything. No amount of money, how handsome, or how big he is... Is worth living this shit.

[winterlandneolia]

It's not just a dress, it's $11k+ off the window. Some parents are horrible really. God protects us all.

[Rocdag]

He is the primary source of his mother’s narcissism. You can ever win. Give him up. No co dependancy.