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New York Post
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Bride heartbroken after sister-in-law wears white gown to her wedding: ‘Some people are insane'
A bride has shared her frustration after her sister-in-law arrived at her wedding dressed in what looked like a wedding gown. The incident was shared on the popular Reddit forum Wedding Shaming, where an outraged guest posted photos of the offending woman dressed in a white, floor-length gown with floral details, resembling a bride. Advertisement The guest explained that the woman claimed to be wearing a 'sage green' dress in line with the dress code of 'pastel chic'. However, the bride was visibly upset, especially after her mother-in-law had previously asked if she could wear white, which was denied. 'The dress code was summer pastel chic, like Easter colours,' the poster explained. Advertisement 'The girlfriend of the groom's brother wore a sage green (wedding) dress that in no way, shape or form appeared to be sage green, or any other color. 'The veil she's carrying was the flower girl's (her daughter's). This was after the mother-in-law had asked the bride if she could wear a white jumpsuit to the wedding, to which the bride obviously said no.' 5 Reddit post in r/weddingshaming revealing the poor dress choice. Advertisement 5 The design also appeared obviously bridal, with elegant off-the-shoulder sleeves and a figure-hugging silhouette. And it wasn't just the color that threw people off. The design also appeared obviously bridal, with elegant off-the-shoulder sleeves and a figure-hugging silhouette. And to further contradict the woman's 'sage green' claims, her shoes were actually sage green, which look nothing like the color of the dress. Advertisement Commenters weigh in The post amassed thousands of comments and sparked a heated debate, as these posts commonly do, with many commenters feeling sorry for the bride. 'Wow, that's very bridal,' wrote one, as another said: 'Yeah, this is straight up a wedding dress'. 'Some people are insane,' remarked someone else. 5 The post amassed thousands of comments and sparked a heated debate, as these posts commonly do, with many commenters feeling sorry for the bride. Reddit/weddingshaming Another dished out the age-old advice: 'To be safe, you should never wear any white dress to a wedding that is not yours. 'That being said, not all white dresses are wedding dresses. This is absolutely a wedding dress.' Others joked that they thought they were looking at the bride in these photos. Advertisement 'I was like, 'Cool, so what does the sister-in-law look like?'' quipped one. 'The dress looks like the smell of the colour sage from another room,' laughed another. 'Exactly what I was going to say,' someone else said. 'The poster clearly included pictures of the actual bride for comparison, then forgot to add pictures of the offending sister-in-law … nope'. SIL walks down aisle Advertisement To add insult to injury, the SIL also ended up walking down the aisle in her bridal look. 5 On the other hand, others argued that the risky dress code was to blame for the fashion faux pas. boryanam – 'The flower girl is her daughter, but as a cherry on top: the daughter was also the ring bearer and was too nervous to walk down the aisle so guess who walked down with her? Mommy dearest,' the poster added. Some defended the move Advertisement On the other hand, others argued that the risky dress code was to blame for the fashion faux pas. 'Summer pastel chic is simply asking for trouble,' wrote one. Every morning, the NY POSTcast offers a deep dive into the headlines with the Post's signature mix of politics, business, pop culture, true crime and everything in between. Subscribe here! 'Honestly yes, so many pastels photograph white or look white under some lighting,' another pointed out. Advertisement And someone else revealed they had been caught out by a similar theme. 'I wore a bright yellow floaty pleated dress with a belt to a friend's wedding. It was so clearly bright yellow, I thought it was a safe choice. Nope!' they wrote. While the dress code might be partly to blame, it's clear that most people in the comments agree that the SIL's dress was a poor choice.
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
42 Horrifically Self-Obsessed Brides Who Thought The Entire World Revolved Around Their Wedding
bride clearly only cared about getting gifts. did this bride. bride was definitely the type to expect bridesmaids to shell out thousands on a bachelorette party. greedy couple asked for a wedding gift from their PHOTOGRAPHER. bride made it clear to everyone it was HER day, not her fiance's. Related: bride was terrified a bridesmaid's boobs wood take attention away from her on her special day. bride feared the same thing after a friend's weight loss. bride was also worried a guest would take attention away from her because she's pretty. couple wanted guests to pay $150 to attend their wedding. couple clearly just decided last-minute they wanted more gifts. couple made guests pay for the rehearsal dinner. couple expected donations for their wedding and got pissy when they didn't receive many. selfish couple defaced public property for their wedding. greedy bride not only wanted to do a money dance, but they wanted to time people so they could squeeze as many in as possible. Related: bride thought her SIL should've waited to get engaged, because she was stealing her thunder. couple wanted guests to pay for their meal. this couple wanted guests to pay for their plus ones. couple wanted to use food trucks — where guests paid for their own food — instead of providing dinner. entitled couple expected people who weren't even invited to donate to their honeymoon fund. selfish bride clearly didn't care about her guests. with this bride. Related: couple was planning on charging bridesmaids and groomsmen to stay in the groom and bridal suites in order to "recuperate some of the cost of the venue rental." bride made her bridesmaids buy $550 dresses, which they had to have payment plans for (and she wonders why they're dropping out?). couple was tacky, tacky, tackyyyyy. couple expected the wedding gifts to cover HALF the cost of their wedding. couple asked for money for their honeymoon fund after their wedding was over, and people had already given gifts. cheap bride returned her worn wedding shoes to save money. cheap couple refused to allow a family member with muscular dystrophy to bring their aide unless they shared a plate. couple who left these behind clearly didn't care about the environment. couple expected strangers to send money to them. with this couple. Related: couple could afford to feed their guests — they just didn't want to. bride was just delulu. bride wanted people to pay to watch their wedding online. did this couple. bride went on a long rant that ended with a reminder to shell out is super classy. bride heard of another bride's cheap behavior and was filled with inspiration. bride wanted bridesmaids to pay for a spa day instead of throwing an actual bachelorette party. entitled bride was upset that her fiancé's parents weren't helping pay for the wedding. tacky couple expected gifts, but couldn't be bothered to write personalized thank-you cards. bride wanted to force her bridesmaids to get professional hair and makeup done and pay for it themselves. finally, this fake bride was just so, so greedy. Also in Internet Finds: Also in Internet Finds: Also in Internet Finds: Solve the daily Crossword
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Business Standard
7 days ago
- Business
- Business Standard
Emcure enters distribution agreement with Sanofi for diabetes drugs
Emcure to distribute and promote Sanofi's oral anti-diabetic brands Amaryl and Cetapin in India, expanding access amid rising prevalence of uncontrolled diabetes Emcure added that it will engage with healthcare professionals and expand the reach of these therapeutic solutions for patients across the country. Sanket Koul New Delhi Pune-based Emcure Pharmaceuticals on Wednesday announced an exclusive distribution and promotion agreement with Sanofi India (SIL) for its oral anti-diabetic (OAD) products in India. Under the agreement, SIL will continue to own and manufacture the brands across its plants in India and internationally, while Emcure will exclusively distribute and promote SIL's OAD range, which includes well-established brands such as Amaryl and Cetapin. There will be no employee transition from SIL to Emcure as part of this arrangement, the Pune-based drugmaker said in a regulatory filing to the exchanges. Emcure added that it will engage with healthcare professionals and expand the reach of these therapeutic solutions for patients across the country. 'With our strong distribution network in India, Sanofi's trusted oral anti-diabetic medicines will be available to more patients who need them,' he added. Over 100 million Indians are currently living with type 2 diabetes and its associated complications, according to a study by the Indian Council of Medical Research–INDIAB (India Diabetes). 'Of these, more than 60 per cent are living with uncontrolled blood sugar levels and are at higher risk of developing complications over time,' said Eric Mansion, general manager (pharma) for Southeast Asia and India at Sanofi. He added that with Emcure's wide and deeply penetrated presence across India, the company is confident of tapping the full growth potential of Amaryl and Cetapin. The announcement was made post market hours. On Wednesday, shares of Emcure Pharmaceuticals closed marginally higher by 0.22 per cent at Rs 1,363.85 apiece on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).
Business Upturn
16-07-2025
- Business
- Business Upturn
Emcure and Sanofi India announce exclusive partnership to distribute oral anti-diabetic drugs in India
By Aditya Bhagchandani Published on July 16, 2025, 17:23 IST Emcure Pharmaceuticals Ltd. and Sanofi India Ltd. (SIL) have announced an exclusive distribution and promotion agreement for Sanofi's oral anti-diabetic (OAD) products in India, effective immediately. Under this partnership, Emcure will distribute and promote SIL's widely prescribed OAD brands, including Amaryl® and Cetapin®, leveraging its deep reach and network across India. Sanofi will continue to own and manufacture these products at its plants in India and globally. The collaboration aims to expand access to trusted oral diabetes medicines to millions of patients across the country. Notably, there will be no employee transfers from Sanofi to Emcure as part of this deal. Eric Mansion, GM Pharma Southeast Asia and India at Sanofi, said: 'Over 100 million Indians live with type 2 diabetes, and more than 60% have uncontrolled blood sugar levels. With Emcure's reach, we aim to unlock the full potential of our industry-leading OADs for patients and healthcare professionals.' Satish Mehta, CEO & MD of Emcure, added: 'This partnership aligns with our mission to improve patient access to high-quality therapies and complements our existing diabetes portfolio, supporting better diabetes care nationwide.' This alliance brings together Sanofi's strong brand portfolio and Emcure's extensive distribution network, strengthening both companies' presence in the critical diabetes care segment. Ahmedabad Plane Crash Aditya Bhagchandani serves as the Senior Editor and Writer at Business Upturn, where he leads coverage across the Business, Finance, Corporate, and Stock Market segments. With a keen eye for detail and a commitment to journalistic integrity, he not only contributes insightful articles but also oversees editorial direction for the reporting team.
Business Standard
16-07-2025
- Business
- Business Standard
Emcure Pharmaceuticals signs exclusive agreement with Sanofi India
To distribute and promote Emcure's oral anti-diabetic (OAD) products in India Emcure Pharmaceuticals (Emcure) and Sanofi India (SIL) today entered into an exclusive distribution and promotion agreement for SIL's oral anti-diabetic (OAD) products in India, effective immediately. Emcure will exclusively distribute and promote the Company's OAD range of products that include well-established brands like Amaryl and Cetapin. While SIL will continue to own and manufacture these brands across Sanofi's plants in India and internationally, Emcure will leverage its strengths to engage healthcare professionals and expand reach of these therapeutic solutions for patients who need them across all of India. There will be no people transition from SIL to Emcure in this arrangement.
