A mother of the bride has raised eyebrows online after opting to wear a glamorous thigh-high split dress to her ... put the floor-length frock up for sale for $100 [£60] on Facebook Marketplace.

In her post, the woman explained she wanted “something really special to wear as stepmother of the bride”. While she couldn’t afford the actual Stella McCartney dress, which she initially ...

A MOTHER of the bride has caused controversy after choosing an incredibly glamorous dress to wear to her daughter's wedding. The woman decided to turn her back on the traditional types of outfits ...

A bride kicked her own mother out of her wedding after she showed up uninvited. In a recent post on Reddit's "Am I the A-----?" forum, the 26-year-old bride began by providing some background on ...

It remains a strong tradition, with 98 percent of the brides surveyed choosing to wear a dress for the ceremony. Soos said that to resolve the situation, the bride should "consider professional ...

(Never underestimate the mother of the bride three days before a wedding.) “Look!” I point to the phone. “They can be delivered ‘as soon as next day’!” Richard gives the thumbs up and ...

Grace Mixon told “GMA” her dad had no idea what she had planned. When Grace Mixon married in September, she surprised her father by wearing her late mother's wedding dress at the ceremony.

A bride-to-be is at her wits end after ... One of her future mother-in-laws demands is that she wear a "modest dress." READ MORE: Groom Kicks Mom Out of His Wedding After Bringing His ...

A bride-to-be has shared the awkward moment when her family adored a dress that wasn't her style ... showed her family unanimously giving a floor-length gown with a train, embroidered with ...

A bride ejected her big sister from her wedding ... “The morning of the wedding, she showed up wearing a floor-length, lace white dress. It was practically a bridal gown.” ...

and I felt awful" Getty When a bride asked her sister to replace her wedding dress that she covered with red wine, she refused. In a post on Reddit's "Am I the A-----?" forum, a woman explained ...