![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/brat-bride-demands-second-wedding-dress-for-free-after-last-minute-pregnancy-reveal/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/0_Pregnant-bride-with-her-husband-holding-baby-belly-on-a-meadow.jpg&description=A bride has been branded a 'brat' after she demanded a second wedding dress be made for her for free - because she failed to tell the seamstress she was pregnant If you buy a wedding dress from a bridal shop, then more often than not it'll be tailored to your measurements to make sure that it fits you perfectly on your big day. So it's important that whoever is designing your dress knows about any changes your body might go through before your big day, as it could alter the way the gown fits. And one bride is learning that lesson the hard way after her cousin spent months designing and tailoring a wedding dress for her - before the bride decided to drop the bombshell that she'll actually be 20 weeks pregnant at her ceremony. The woman's cousin, who owns a bridal shop, was never told about the pregnancy during any of the dress fittings so must now work from scratch to create a new dress that the bride will be able to wear over her baby bump. While making a new dress isn't a huge problem for the seamstress, her cousin is also refusing to pay for the labour involved in making the second gown and will only pay for the materials - leaving her overworked and out of pocket. In a post on Reddit, the bridal shop owner wrote: "I own a bridal shop. My cousin Lucy is getting married in two months and I designed and tailored her wedding dress as a gift. She paid me for the materials. It will take another week to finish the dress, and I constantly update Lucy on the status of her dress and asked if she is happy at every stage and if she had any more ideas. She would make the odd comment, but never anything major. The dress in total took me just over four months. "Last weekend, she and her fiancé hosted a family dinner, and at the end, Lucy announced she was pregnant. At the dinner, I congratulated her and her fiancé. She came to my store with my aunt that week for her final fitting. I again mentioned the pregnancy and asked how far along she was. She was 12 weeks along and told m){kind=link}
A bride has been branded a ‘brat’ after she demanded a second wedding dress be made for her for free – because she failed to tell the seamstress she was pregnant
If you buy a wedding dress from a bridal shop, then more often than not it’ll be tailored to your measurements to make sure that it fits you perfectly on your big day. So it’s important that whoever is designing your dress knows about any changes your body might go through before your big day, as it could alter the way the gown fits.
And one bride is learning that lesson the hard way after her cousin spent months designing and tailoring a wedding dress for her – before the bride decided to drop the bombshell that she’ll actually be 20 weeks pregnant at her ceremony.
The woman’s cousin, who owns a bridal shop, was never told about the pregnancy during any of the dress fittings so must now work from scratch to create a new dress that the bride will be able to wear over her baby bump.
While making a new dress isn’t a huge problem for the seamstress, her cousin is also refusing to pay for the labour involved in making the second gown and will only pay for the materials – leaving her overworked and out of pocket.