‘I wouldn't let her leave the house' people cry as woman shames her own mum over offensive wedding guest outfit
WED THE HELL? 'I wouldn't let her leave the house' people cry as woman shames her own mum over offensive wedding guest outfit
A WOMAN has come under fire after breaking the unspoken wedding rule - arriving to the ceremony in a light frock.
The woman, from the US, turned up to the wedding wearing a cream midi dress and was slammed for the inappropriate attire - even by her daughter.
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The mother claimed her daughter had initially approved of the dress
Credit: tiktok/@itstherosenthals
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Intrigued to see what fellow TikTokers thought of the wedding guest outfit, the family begged strangers to help them 'settle the debate'
Credit: tiktok/@itstherosenthals
While many know you can't wear white to a wedding, it seems that this guest didn't get the memo - and insisted the dress was ''cream'' not white.
In the now-viral video, posted under the username @itstherosenthals, the daughter could be heard saying: ''Mum is wearing white to a wedding.''
Hitting back at the criticism, the mother claimed the dress was, in fact, ''cream'' and added that the daughter had initially approved of the frock.
According to the stunned daughter, she thought the midi dress, which boasted gorgeous floral detailing, ''was pink''.
As the family made their way to the ceremony, the woman also showed off her accessories, which included a light-coloured purse, as well as a watch she said was ''pink''.
To make the matter even worse, the mother then decided to stand next to the bride to prove that her outfit was not white - however, it didn't quite go to plan.
''It's literally the same colour,'' a man, thought to be her son, said.
''No - they're totally different.''
Intrigued to see what fellow TikTokers thought of the wedding guest outfit, the family wrote in the caption: ''Help us settle this debate.''
Generally, it's considered a faux pas for guests to wear white to a wedding, as it's traditionally reserved for the bride.
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While the tradition is becoming more relaxed in some circles, it's still generally advised to best avoid white and other light colours unless specifically requested by the couple.
Social media users share their verdict
Since being uploaded online, the clip has racked up a whopping 5million views in just one day, with over 1,700 people flooding to share their opinion.
Wedding Guest Outfit Etiquette
If you're struggling to decided on a dress to see you through wedding season, here's a few rules on what not to wear so you don't get in trouble. Folklore says that wearing red at a wedding means you slept with the groom.
Casual attire like jeans and flip flops should always be avoided.
Any colour that could be picked up as white or cream - even if it's not.
Most would agree that your cleavage needs to be covered.
Wearing white is a massive no-no if you're not the bride.
One thought: ''if it's a debate then it's too close and it's not ok.''
Someone else agreed, writing: ''Even cream is unacceptable. Most brides don't even wear stark white.''
''No, would not let my mum leave the house,'' another chimed in.
However, there were also plenty of those who didn't see an issue with the cream frock, such as this person who said: ''honestly I wouldn't care.
''It doesn't resemble a wedding gown at all so what is the problem exactly?''
''It is white, but respectfully she is an older lady so it won't matter, she won't upstage the bride,'' a viewer said.
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