A bride took to Reddit to share that her friend has accused her of being “selfish” for refusing to allow her to stage a fake proposal at her wedding. The friend, who runs a popular YouTube channel, wanted to capture a viral moment for her channel but the bride declined, stating that she didn’t want her wedding to be used for content. Despite the friend’s persistence, the bride stood firm in her decision, leading to a disagreement. The bride sought advice from fellow Redditors on whether she was wrong to say no. Many commenters supported the bride, emphasizing that the friend’s request was disrespectful and self-centered. The consensus was that the bride made the right choice in prioritizing her special day over her friend’s content ideas.
Someone’s wedding can’t get more rude than a fake proposal just for online content. Some even suggested uninviting the friend from the wedding out of concern that the YouTuber may still carry out the stunt against the bride’s wishes. “You might want to uninvite her. There is a pretty good chance she is still going to do it. We all have seen these videos before, just for YT views,” one commenter shared. Another Redditor humorously proposed a solution, saying, “Tell her to stage a fake wedding for her fake proposal.” (Original source: People)
