A womandiscoveredthat her eco-conscious sister had taken the liberty to secretly tie-dye her wedding dress.
This is the average, as reported by 10000 brides who got married in 2023.
Similarly, there is a sort of sunk-cost fallacy that goes on at this stage.
Wedding planning is expensive, in the US it can in total set the couple back five figures.
So what is another $2000 for a dress you really like?
Theaforementionedstudy indicates that around 80% of brides bought premade dresses, with the average price being $2000.
It simply stands to reason that a custom-made one would cost more.
That being said, many people do actually keep their dresses, often passing them down to younger relatives.
Ironically, by tie-dying this dress, the sister has achieved the opposite effect.
The bride will no longer use it, ruining the resources she put into making this alteration.
Now she has used up two dresses worth of fabric, which is really the opposite of being eco-friendly.
Of course, the real question is did she go too far when shouting at her sister.
After all, I hope your husband cheats on you is a very specific and brutal thing to say.
Many netizens sided with the bride, however a few through her words really did go too far.
It would be tantamount to wishing the brides ownwedding was ruined.
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