Wedding Dress Disaster: Friends Sabotage Lesbian Wedding

Weddings are supposed to be a magical day filled with love and celebration, but for one couple, their special day turned into a nightmare they’ll never forget. A few years ago, a lesbian couple, N and the author, were excitedly planning their wedding, picking out beautiful dresses for their big day. However, their happiness was short-lived when they discovered that their wedding dresses had been stolen and destroyed by two of their so-called friends. Read on to find out how the couple dealt with this heartbreaking situation.

The Dream Wedding Dresses ☁️

A Friend’s Strange Reaction

Wedding Day Disaster

The Shocking Truth

Confession and Consequences

The Ultimatum ⚖️

Emotional Turmoil

Plan B: Backup Dresses

Surprising Payment and No Contact

A Friend’s Opinion

Rebuying the Dresses for Keepsake

Moving On…?

The Great Wedding Dress Debate ‍♀️

Despite the heartache and ruined wedding day, the couple eventually received the $5,000 from the culprits and bought their dream dresses again as a keepsake. But the question remains: should they have asked for the money in the first place? Let’s dive into the internet’s thoughts on this emotional rollercoaster of a story.

Lesbian couple’s wedding dress destroyed by ‘friend’ who stole jewelry. NTA.

Lesbian couple’s wedding dress destroyed by friends, NTA seeks justice

Standing up against hate crime, NTA takes legal action

Homophobic friends destroy wedding dresses, justice is served. NTA

OP’s ‘s****y and dumb friends’ steal wedding dresses. NTA for asking reimbursement.

Commenters support NTA’s stance against friend’s bigotry and sabotage

Comment section full of skeptics and sarcastic replies

Doubting the authenticity of the story

Lesbian couple’s friends ruin wedding dresses, reimburse cost, avoid charges.

Dismissing comment with sarcastic response

Commenters call out fake post claiming NTA status.

Doubting the authenticity of the story

Straight to the point, but why YTA?

Disbelief and skepticism expressed in one short comment.

Calling out a fake story

Curious about the missing dresses and mutual friend’s involvement

Commenter caught OP in a lie about wedding dress disaster

Heartless friends destroyed wedding dresses but justice was served

Taking legal action against wedding dress saboteurs.

Debating the authenticity of the story with skepticism

Doubts raised on authenticity of wedding dress sabotage.

Standing up against homophobia and theft. Justice served

Pay for the damage you caused. NTA stands strong

Comment debunked as fake, YTA called out

Doubting the authenticity of the story

Eye-rolling post gets sassy reply, obviously NTA

Commenter accused of lying, gets called out for it

This section seems to be fictional

Comment section in agreement: OP is NTA

Commenter questions how wedding dress sabotage occurred

A blunt comment with no replies ‍♀️

Standing up for what’s right, NTA comment shuts down drama.

Lesbian wedding dress sabotage – rightful outrage over property destruction.

Real or not, commenter takes side with the victim

Justice served! Commenter supports NTA victim of property theft.

Justice served! NTA takes action against bigoted friends.

Supportive comment denouncing sabotage and encouraging legal action

Lesbian couple’s friends ruin wedding dresses, pay for replacement. No photos.

Supportive commenters offer condolences and advice for legal action. ❤️

Redditors express frustration with AITA subreddit in comment section.

Clear-cut case of NTA. Don’t doubt yourself

Commenter doubts authenticity of post and defends OP

Friends steal dresses from lesbian wedding, NTA gets justice

Friends ruin lesbian wedding dress, commenter suggests legal action.

Friendship sabotaged, but NTA prevails with a spicy comment

Friends commit hate crime and grand larceny at lesbian wedding

Betrayal by close ones hurts more than strangers

Last Updated on May 15, 2023 by Diply Social Team