 for giving us a $50 (£41) gift card as a gift. $6.50 (£4.60) per person?!' For all the latest on news, politics, sports, and showbiz from the USA, go to The Mirror US. Anticipating the video would cause outrage, the determined bride then added: 'Before you come for me... yes they could afford it and yes I would do it again!' along with a number of fingers with their middle finger up. After racking up hundreds of thousands of "likes" on TikTok, the clip was then posted on Reddit's Wedding Shaming forum. And although the clip wasn't recent, it still attracted a huge reaction from people who were disgusted by the bride's attitude. One person wrote: 'I would love to hear from the recipients of this email on how much they really spent on the wedding and associated events. Travel, clothes, other parties, etc. Wouldn't be surprised if it added up to a fair bit of money.' All the latest news, showbiz, lifestyle and sports updates, brought to you by our dedica){kind=link}
Viewers were horrified by her behaviour
Wedding gift etiquette is very different around the world, with lots of couples choosing to forgo a list and instead asking for a contribution towards their honeymoon, and some not expecting anything. While some brides and grooms might expect a certain amount of money to come their way, it would be incredibly poor manners to throw a strop if a guest chooses not to give that sum or even nothing.
It’s no wonder then that people have been left fuming after one entitled bride decided to âout’ her wedding guests online by sharing how much they’d gifted on her big day. In the resurfaced clip, which has been shared on social media, the disgruntled woman explained how she sent a very passive-aggressive email to her guest.
As Gnarls Barkley’s 2006 hit Crazy played in the background of the clip, the woman filmed herself sipping a drink as text played over the top. It read: “The time I sent a big [f**k you] email to eight people who came to our wedding (including the best man and groomsmen) for giving us a $50 (£41) gift card as a gift. $6.50 (£4.60) per person?!”
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