I found my dream wedding guest dress & it’s REALLY split opinions – my gay best friend says ‘fab’ but my mum said no way
A WOMAN has left the internet in a debate stance over her dream wedding guest.
The fashion fan claims she’s not sure whether the bridal-like dress is appropriate for a wedding.
Angela Pham posted a TikTok video online asking her followers for help.
She said: “Please help, I really need your opinion on this very controversial matter.”
Claiming the dress was her dream dress, Angela had originally planned to wear it to a wedding.
She said: “Yesterday I posted about how I found my dream dress in the Real Real and I actually bought this for a friend’s upcoming wedding.”
People had already made it clear the dress would not be appropriate for a wedding.
She said: “But I am having my doubts about whether this is permissible as a wedding guest to wear. In the comments section if it was really split 50/50 some of you said that I would upstage the bride.”
“Some of you said that the skirt was too bridal and a lot of your guys said that it was totally fine to wear.”
After asking for trusted friends and family, Angela confessed she again got mixed responses.
She said: “I asked four people I know and trust for their inputs, my gay best friend said yes, fab.”
Both Angela’s stylist and best friend said yes, go for it. While her mother and a recent newly wed said no way.
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She said: “My stylist said yes I think it would be fine. My traditional Vietnamese mum said, “No, you should ask the bride.”
“I’m not gonna ask her,” she added.
She said: “My recent bride friend who just got married said firm no.”
Angel asked her followers: “What are your thoughts? Do I get to wear my dream dress to this wedding or do I have to return it to the Real Real?”
It seemed Angela got an answer loud and clear in her comments section with many leaning towards no.
One user said: “If you have to ask, it’s a no.”
Another said: “No. Even if the bride doesn’t care, others will and that will be an unnecessary distraction/invitation for negative energy on a special day.”
“If it’s the dress of your dreams it might make sense to wear it on a day centred on YOU, not someone else’s day,” claimed a third viewer.