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Spring: the season oflonger days, graduation ceremonies, andweddings loads ofweddings.
With the month being a popular period for tying the knot,marketing lurescan sometimes mislead couples.
Awomanlearned this the hard way when the dreamybotanicalceremonyshe envisioned turned out to be anetted mess.
The harrowing discovery happened during Mhopes rehearsal dinner on Memorial Day weekend.
The TikToker subsequently gotmarriedon Sunday, May 26.
Underneath the gazebos, there are a bunch of plants covered in white netting, the recent bride described.
Were walking around, showing people the venue space, the married woman recalled.
We go to cocktail hour, which was my favorite, favorite part of this venue, honestly.
Except the giant trees in the middle also have said white netting over them.
Its to protect the plants as they readjust to their new home, the planner informed the disappointed bride.
He rented a U-Haul, Mhope said of her dad.
He bought a bunch of trees to block this netting because Im devastated.
The rain space is 20% chance of rain.
Like, when was this decision made?
And why didnt you tell me about it?
Nevertheless, the event still turned out beautifully, though it wasnt the grand entrance Mhope had envisioned.
She said: It wasnt what I had dreamed of because its a very short aisle space.
But I will say the day ended up being beautiful.
Thebrides testimony sparked heated reactions, as a TikTok user urged her to sue.
People get married at a botanical garden FOR THE PLANTS, a person wrote.
A viewer commented: A wedding at a botanical garden where you had to bring your own plants insanity.
Someone else penned: Oh no!
Id demand a full refund.
No bc Id absolutely be cutting the netting down at 2 am like a bandit, a netizen quipped.
A commenter added: I think you should get a partial refund.
You paid for the beautiful venue and scenery.
The discovery happened during her rehearsal dinner on Memorial Day weekend.
She later added: I want to enjoy this newlywed period with my husband.
The brides initial video continued to ignite support
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