Groom-to-be’s Faux Pas: Calls Fiancée’s Pregnancy-emphasizing Wedding Dress ‘Tacky’!

Weddings are a time of joy and celebration, but they can also be a breeding ground for drama and conflict. This tale is no exception. Our story begins with a couple, let’s call them ‘Mr. Traditional’ and ‘Ms. Expectant’, whose nuptial plans have been disrupted by the pandemic. Their journey takes a twist when Ms. Expectant’s choice of a baby bump-emphasizing wedding dress sends Mr. Traditional into a tizzy.

A Wedding Delayed, A Baby On The Way!

A Promise Made, A Promise Broken?

The ‘Real’ Ceremony Dilemma

The Dress Controversy Begins…

The ‘Form-fitted’ Bombshell

Tacky or Trendy? The Groom’s Verdict ‍♂️

The Bride’s Fiery Retort

The Groom’s Defense ️

The Final Plea

The Pregnant Bride’s Dress Dilemma: Tacky or Trendy? ‍♀️

In a whirlwind of wedding plans, baby bumps, and family drama, Mr. Traditional and Ms. Expectant find themselves at odds over a form-fitting wedding dress. While Mr. Traditional fears the dress might be seen as ‘tacky’ and disrespectful to their conservative family, Ms. Expectant defends her choice, accusing him of shaming her pregnancy. As the tension escalates, one can’t help but wonder: Is the dress really the issue, or is it the couple’s differing views on tradition and societal norms? Let’s dive into the internet’s take on this matrimonial muddle… ️‍♀️

YTA wants to shame pregnant fiancée for wearing ‘tacky’ wedding dress

“YTA. Calling her trashy for her baby bump? Not cool. “

“YTA: Shaming her for being pregnant? It’s 2020 bro! “

“YTA, it’s 2020! Embrace the baby bump! “

“YTA. ‘I didn’t want her to be pregnant and unmarried’. ‍♂️ Women can have babies without being married. Cherish her!”

YTA for criticizing her dress. Embrace her pregnancy glow!

Confused about why the groom-to-be is embarrassed by the pregnancy?

Time-traveling groom gets roasted for outdated fashion opinions!

“YTA for insulting your fiancée’s pregnancy-emphasizing dress. Good job.”

“YTA for prioritizing family over your pregnant fiancée’s feelings.”

Commenter calls out groom for shaming pregnant fiancée’s dress. YTA

“YTA. You’re risking ruining her special day and pregnancy! “

“YTA. Support her, don’t shame her. “

YTA for slut-shaming your wife.

YTA: Don’t knock her up and then call her dress tacky!

YTA, big time. Let her wear whatever the hell she wants.

YTA: Don’t shame your pregnant fiancée for her wedding dress!

“YTA. Stop thinking about what EVERYONE else will think and start thinking about your wife and child who should be 100x more important than some random extended family members opinion. “

“YTA. You were involved during the entire process. You were there.”

“YTA At 30 weeks, it’s not like anyone is going to miss the fact that she’s pregnant. What the dress accentuates is beside the point. Relax a little bit. Celebrate the couple you actually are on your wedding day! “

YTA, embrace her pregnancy glow! Stand up for her

YTA. Don’t be ashamed, embrace your pregnant fiancée’s beauty!

Groom’s outdated views on pregnancy and marriage receive backlash.

YTA comment: A blunt response to a judgmental groom-to-be.

Prioritizing family over wife’s feelings? YTA!

Prioritize your wife and child over extended family. YTA!

“YTA. It’s 2020, FFS. Get real, get with the modern age!”

YTA for being ashamed of your pregnant fiancée and baby.

“Insensitive groom-to-be gets called out for criticizing pregnant bride’s dress. “

Troll or not, calling out a groom’s pregnancy comment! YTA

YTA, embrace your fiancée’s pregnancy and body positivity!

YTA for prioritizing family over fiance. Don’t let bias ruin relationship.

YTA: Late realization of your a**hole move.

“Damn, wonder who knocked her up though? YTA.”

Engaging caption: Seeking understanding and perspective on a delicate situation.

YTA regrets calling pregnant fiancée’s dress ‘tacky’.

Engaging comment: Dad-to-be’s shame over baby order. Support vs optics. YTA.

“YTA. Your fiance said it all. “

“YTA. Let her flaunt her pregnancy glow! Apologize and support.”

Commenter predicts conflict ahead with sarcastic undertone. ‍♂️

“YTA – Don’t worry about appearances. Making her happy is everything!”

YTA: Outdated views on premarital sex and judgmental attitude.

“YTA for being preoccupied with hiding her pregnancy on wedding day!”

“YTA and you already knew that. wtf. this isnt 1849, and you deciding your pearl-clutching horror of having this (sarcasm incoming) SCARLET WOMAN *flaunting* her wages of sin in everyone’s faces was actually reasonable instead of thinking about the MARRIAGE AND PARTNERSHIP this actually is, with the woman who loves you and is joyful to be bearing a child with you. but no, no… the dress showing she’s pregnant is somehow shameful.

please sit down and really think about how you just made your wife-to-be feel.”

YTA: You helped create the baby bump, own up!

“YTA. Prioritize your partner’s happiness over family opinions. “

“YTA. Let her embrace her pregnancy and support her! “

YTA, pregnancy is not an excuse to insult a pregnant bride!

YTA: A cisgender man shames his pregnant fiancée’s wedding dress choice.

“YTA – Your behavior towards your future wife is shameful.”

YTA criticizes pregnant bride’s dress, commenters defend her fiercely!

YTA criticizes pregnant fiancée’s dress, gets called out

YTA for criticizing your pregnant fiancée’s wedding dress choice.

YTA comment reveals spicy details about the groom-to-be’s behavior!

“YTA. Heaven forbid she wear something that makes her feel good on her wedding day, amirite?”

YTA: Don’t make the baby if you can’t handle the dress!

Backwards-thinking groom-to-be gets called out for ridiculous comment.

Dude, you can’t hide a 30-week pregnant belly! Apologize now!

YTA. Your insensitive comment about the pregnancy dress is unacceptable.

YTA: Your intent to shame her is crystal clear.

YTA. Expecting her to hide her pregnancy? Grow up!

YTA for shaming her pregnancy. Celebrate the happy events!

“YTA. Holy shit. You shamed your pregnant fiancée for wearing a dress she felt happy in just because it would make you and your ass backward family feel ashamed. Wow. I hope she doesn’t marry you at all and you have to spend your whole life explaining how you had a child out of wedlock and couldn’t get the mother to marry you afterwards. I do believe in marriage. I’ve been married for 17 years. My oldest is 23, next oldest is 17. Do the math. I’ve never once been ashamed to have my kids before we were married. Neither has my husband. Parents didn’t care either. My sister got married at 7months pregnant at her baby shower. She had a huge baby bump and it was obvious she was pregnant since the whole party was about the baby. Her husbands family are conservative Hispanic Catholics. No one was bothered by it, even his very traditional grandparents. Get over yourself and support your fiancée’s choices or explain why you never married the mother of your child.”

User calls out OP as a huge a**hole. Drama unfolds.

YTA: Commenter doubts groom’s worthiness of marriage.

YTA: Hope your fiancée realizes how much of an a**hole you are