Bride feels ‘robbery’ after surprise offer during bouquet

When a bride’s big day comes on the stage in the most unexpected way, the wedding clock turns into a breathing respite.

During the bouquet tossing, one of the best groom’s girlfriends grabbed the flowers and immediately asked the question.

“[She] The bride recalled in a now-deleted and widely shared Reddit outpost, pulling out the ring immediately and proposing to him.

“Everyone gasped, not cheering for us, but flocked to it. People were recording, congratulations to the whole Nine yards. It was totally derailed,” she wrote.

When the bride grabs the bouquet, it usually means you’re next to the aisle – not that you can grab the spotlight with a live proposal.

The wedding photographer and photographer also fell into a frenzy, which frustrated white women.

“Even our photographers and photographers missed half of it should be our photos and videos because they revealed the wonders,” she wrote.

A few days after saying “I do”, the bride is still steaming.

“My husband said we should let it go because ‘it’s done’, but honestly, I felt like a special moment of myself was robbed.”

Not surprisingly, the Reddits quickly got weight and was most supported by the OP, and the surprise offer called it a big day for her hijacking.

One commenter said without sarcasm: “Hiding someone else’s activities is very rude.”

Another breaks the intention with spontaneity: “If it’s actually spontaneous, I think it’s a lovely story…but the ring she’s with seemed to make her come there for the purpose of the proposal…it would bother me because she didn’t check with you first.”

For those who like dramatic humor? “I’ll give this girl and her man the invoice for the wedding portion they stole. Including photographers and photographers.”

Some red people tried to mitigate the blow, noting that if it lasted only a few minutes, that would happen when someone grabbed the bouquet. ”

But most commenters say something: “It’s cheesy to make suggestions at someone else’s wedding. Especially without permission.”

This is not the first time the internet has proposed a crashing wedding with a surprise to be romantic gestures…or a major faux pas.

As the post previously reported, a Florida woman was surfaced and fell to one knee when her boyfriend stole a bouquet at a friend’s Jacksonville wedding.

The bride was not asked to allow it, but she was blessed anyway, and the couple hugged her in cheers.

Later, 2.5 million views were watched at the moment Tiktok shared, sparking a heated debate: Some called the move “lazy” and “disrespectful”, while others believed that love (and spontaneity) sometimes outweighed etiquette.

At weddings, capturing a bouquet often brings a confusion and attention– maybe an impromptu suggestion or two?