when your sister is an entitled BRIDEZILLA - REACTION

when your sister is an entitled BRIDEZILLA - REACTION

Hey guys, it's Charlotte Dobre here and in today's video, I'm going to be talking about something that's been on my mind lately: dealing with a sister who's turned into a bridezilla!

As someone who's been a bridesmaid more times than I can count, I know how stressful weddings can be. But when your own sister is the one getting married and she's acting like a total diva, things can get even more challenging.

In this video, I'm going to be sharing my personal experiences and some tips on how to handle a bridezilla sister. From dealing with her demands and tantrums to navigating family drama, I've got you covered.

I'll also be sharing some stories from other bridesmaids who've had similar experiences and some of the craziest things they've had to deal with.

So, if you're currently dealing with a bridezilla sister or if you just want to be prepared for the possibility, make sure you tune in to this video. And don't forget to leave a comment below sharing your own experiences and tips on how to handle a bridezilla!

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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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[linshannon]

I think the bride who dumped the bachelorette bill on her SIL counted on the public aspect to force SIL to pay to avoid being embarrassed. Fortunately, SIL stood her ground, and her husband stood next to her. I hope they continue to do so. Backing down from their VALID point doesn't teach bridezilla, or her mother, anything.

[cocovcoco]

The sister who asked to keep her sister’s pregnancy secret until her wedding 100% had her keep it secret to keep the focus on her and her wedding.

[justwonder]

I just adore those parents who go like 'yeah, they were a massive a-hole to you, but YOU should apologize for the sake of PEACE'. Screw that. Caving in to bullies for the sake of peace never brings you peace.

[lindsey]

About the two sisters and the pregnancy, as the one poster commented, this was done soley so that the bride would have all the attention on her for 4 months, even if it meant her sister struggled emotionally without the support of her mom. It is such a big thing to have your mother there to alleviate your fears during your first pregnancy. Even if a doctor tells you its fine, it doesn't feel the same as your mom telling you. That alone is almost unforgivable, but then throw a fit and stress out your pregnant sister over absolutely nothing, is just unforgivable. The stress of what used be a close sister icing you out during your first pregnancy could have caused stress that affected the pregnancy. Then not even to visit the new baby. I would absolutely never see or speak to her again.

[TheJudiBambiPurrsParadox]

The announcing a baby coming at sister's wedding...her sister SUGGESTED it to start with. She wasn't the one who came up with the idea, thus, not wrong for telling her parents quietly. Her sister is the one who set her up I think, to be the good daughter.

[jessicafalkowski]

For the announcing the pregnancy story, I noticed that the bride not only was the one to suggest announcing it, but she herself was going to do the announcement. Because it was still going to be about her. She was going to be introducing HER niece or nephew. Even in a fairytale ending where the bride keeps her word and tells at the wedding, she was going to make sure the attention was all on her.

[xLadyBanana]

I have a rich friend who flew me out to see him where he lives. He wouldn’t let me pay for anything expensive, so I bought coffee and anything I could pull my card out faster than him for. I was happy to just hang out with him, I didn’t want to do anything extravagant but he wanted to do a fancy movie date. One of those dine-in ones. Really fun, super sweet of him. It was the night before I went home. But I couldn’t ever expect him to have paid for everything. Regardless of our financial differences or his generosity

[dawnreed]

The bride who got upset with her pregnant sister, played her like a fine tuned fiddle 🤷🏻‍♀️ she didn’t want the sister to announce her pregnancy before her wedding PERIOD, because she was afraid of sharing any of the pre wedding attention with her newly pregnant sister💔 she truly had no intention of sharing your news at the wedding

[eboniclarke]

That pregnant sister was played by her sister. The bride deliberately told her to wait so that she could have all the attention leading up to her wedding. And then dropped the sister on the day and has the nerve to be upset about a private announcement. Petty would have been to call her out on the wedding day. But OP is too nice.

[nyamipon]

For the second story, the bride only got mad after she found out a week later on facebook that OP told her parents about her pregnancy. Which clearly means it did not impact her wedding AT ALL or she would have found out earlier. She just got mad because a tiny fraction of her parents attention were given to OP.

[beckiadcock]

I am constantly amazed at many Brides think their wedding is the highlight or should be the highlight of everyone’s life.

[cookiebaker]

One of my friends a few years ago invited me to her bachelorette party and I was so excited because I wasn’t in the wedding party, we went to a nice fondue place near us that her future SIL’s boyfriend was a manager at. The service was amazing we had such a great time and when we went to get our bills, they had comped our whole meals! They only left our drinks on our tickets so we could tip our server. We all fought over who would cover the brides bill, and all of us tipped the server the amount we had expected to pay for our meals. It was such a great night and the bride was so grateful for everything, because she was so down to earth she really didn’t expect any one to do anything over the top for her, and it just made us want to treat her even more!

[lindac]

I think the sister knew exactly what she was doing. She did not want the baby to be celebrated before her big day she wanted to make sure that the entire time leading up to her wedding was all about her she knew she was not going to announce the pregnancy at her wedding from the get-go

[lw]

The first story reminds me of a Thanksgiving dinner we had with my spouse's family. My spouse, mom, and our four kids arrived first. We asked the waitress for a separate check for the six of us. We were barely making ends meet, so ordered the cheapest dishes, and had only water.
FIL was a wealthy senior partner at a big law firm. The rest of the family had the most expensives dishes, wine and dessert. At the end, he got the check and asked us to contribute about four times what we owed. Told him we asked for separate checks. He smugly said he cancelled that with the waitress. I excused myself and asked the waitress if she still had the separate checks.
She did. I cashed out and left her a big tip. I gave him the remaining bill. He was fuming and beet red when we sweetly said our goodbyes and left.

[lillianbartlesby]

I think this is the *only* time it's okay to tell *your parents* that your pregnant at your sister's wedding.
She was never going to tell anyone about the pregnancy on her wedding day! She decided that instead of having *ONE DAY* she was gonna steal an extra *THREE MONTHS* of OP's pregnancy so she could feel special. Screw that bride. She did it to herself and she didn't even find out about it until a week later!

[laurenc]

The story about the bachelorette dinner, she still paid half of a large expensive dinner bill for 8 entire adults! Like she actually did way too much already. She didn’t just pay her own way and leave she paid for half of what was by her account, a pretty expensive dinner. Last time my dad took my family (cousins, aunt, and my nuclear family) out to a nice dinner it was like a $1500 bill for 8 people. I know there are more expensive places but that’s a lot of money for OP to have spent even just paying half of that.

[MedeaMoone]

For the sister telling her mom about her pregnancy at her sister's wedding: The pregnant sister not only had a hard first trimester but had to hold in her happiness and joy. Her sister getting married had led her to believe she would be given an emotional release after holding this all in for so long at her wedding. With pregnancy comes a lot of hormone changes and sometimes it is hard to hold in your emotions. The fact that she was able to hold it in that long, and then after having her moment of surprise shot down suddenly, she did not make an emotional scene but did her release calmly and privately. This is an applaudable thing. She was able to hold in her own emotions and let her sister enjoy her big wedding day. Parents are allowed to feel joy for all of their children so I feel this in no way made the day less special for one sister but made it the greatest day for the parents as they got to celebrate 2 wonderful moments in one. She could have made a snide or suggestive toast at the dinner, c'mon :)

[jennabrilon]

The pregnancy story? Sis definitely wanted to control every moment of the year leading up to and after her wedding. When she finally wants to see her nephew I would tell her she’s not allowed to see the baby until she waits as long as she made him wait. If it’s now, she’d have to wait a month, if she waits another month, make that two months! A birth is an arguably larger day in a person’s life than a wedding, and she wasn’t their for her nephew’s birth by her own choices. And plus, I know people like this, them not being “allowed” to do something will only make her want it more. I hope the baby is happy and healthy! Sounds like he has wonderful parents and grandparents! ❤

[VampirellaVonKrolock]

First 30 seconds Charlotte telling me that I’m a psychopath if I’m standing.
Meanwhile I’m painting while standing up 😅

[Internetrando]

Can we talk about the OP in the last story benign so kind to her future sister in law offering to watch her twins so SIL can have a fun night without worrying, possibly sacrificing her own good time in the process? What an incredible selfless gift to give to a grieving widow, who was probably having a rough time seeing her brother get married so soon after her own husband passed away.

I really hope the husband stuck up for OP.