I stole my best friend’s wedding cake on her big day – she was such a bridezilla, I think it was justified
A WOMAN confessed to stealing her best friend’s wedding cake on the day of the wedding.
Anonymous Reddit user @Sensitive-Key-9394 explained in a r/TrueOffMyChest post that she was to be the maid of honor in the ceremony but ran off with the cake after the bride displayed unbearable behavior.
The bride was to be wed in mid-January and had chosen an extravagant, blue-themed wedding so as to not clash with the snow in the middle of winter.
As the maid of honor, Sensitive Key was asked to pick up the wedding cake, located a 45-minute drive away.
However, the bride requested that she take an alternative driving route to avoid bumps and messing up the cake.
“So, I would have to take a separate route which would end up being around 1 hr 15 minutes on the trip back with the cake.
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“I got up bright and early at 6:00AM, and began the trip shortly thereafter.
“By the time I got back to the venue with the hotels everyone was staying in, it was about 9:00 am,” she said.
Despite the pains Sensitive Key took to pick up the cake, the bride went into an immediate rage upon seeing it.
Turns out, the bride has forgotten to inform the baker that the theme was blue, and the cake was expected to be blue to match.
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“How does one forget to do this?
“She adamantly denied that she forgot to inform the decorator of the color, but this was only one of many other grievances from the bride that was her own fault, that she very much blew up at and did not acknowledge they were her fault.
“My best friend got all in my face and told me I needed to go back asap,” she continued.
After driving back to the same bakery, apologizing profusely for the bride’s mistake, and paying out of pocket for the changes, Sensitive Key returned with the cake once again, and once again the bride was unhappy.
“She accused me of swapping out the cake she had seen over call for a different, s***tier version.
“She did not let me even get one more word in as she backed me into my car seat and made other people back the cake in the back.
“She told me to come back with the ‘correct’ cake, or I would be cut from the wedding,” she explained.
Enough was enough, and Sensitive Key loaded the cake back into the car for the third time, drove home, and shared the cake with her boyfriend and both of their families.
“Nobody knows the real story of why I had a wedding cake randomly on a Sunday night for dinner, except for my boyfriend. I do not feel guilty,” she explained.