A recent social media post has shed light on a contentious family dispute involving wedding attire, sparking widespread discussion on bridal etiquette. The fiancée, known online as deannanotdeanna, shared her experience with her future mother-in-law's attempt to purchase a white wedding gown for the upcoming nuptials. The mother-in-law reportedly flew in from another state, accompanied by her sister, to go dress shopping. During her visit, she selected and placed a deposit on a white dress. Upon discovering the choice, the groom-to-be, according to deannanotdeanna, firmly told his mother, "You're not wearing this." When challenged with "It's pink," he reiterated, "I don't care, it looks white. You're not wearing this." He then instructed her to call the store to cancel the order, which she did in his presence. The fiancée noted her confusion, stating, "It is a wedding gown. It is a wedding gown." She also questioned the mother-in-law's motivation, remarking, "It is interesting behavior, for sure." The situation was reportedly resolved when the mother-in-law returned to the store and purchased a navy blue gown, adhering to the groom's specified color palette of navy blue, plum, or forest green. The fiancée confirmed that the white dress order was cancelled and the blue dress was ordered, expressing gratitude for her fiancé's intervention.
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