TikTok brides say they've been called bridezillas for talking about wedding preferences.Peter Nguyen Studio, Stephanie Kempf-Timm Women who spoke about their weddings in viral TikToks say they've been ...

People frequently describe engaged women as "bridezillas." But two industry experts told Insider they think the term needs to be retired. The experts said the term has misogynistic roots, and that ...

"I kind of want to stop trying to work with people and just start saying, 'This is what you’re doing and when so deal with it,' " the bride wrote on Reddit Mint Images/Getty A bride has been deemed a ...

Engagement parties, bachelorette trips, bridal showers. These are just a few of the seemingly essential – and often expensive – events that coincide with planning a wedding, which comes with its own ...

Talk about being a selfish friend. One bridezilla is being so selective about who is at her wedding that she basically kicked one friend out for being pregnant. In the infamous r/bridezillas subreddit ...

A bridesmaid posted an unusual Birdezilla story on Reddit‘s “Wedding Shaming” forum. She gave a detailed account of her childhood friend inviting the bridesmaid to the bachelorette party one night ...

Child-free weddings aren't all that uncommon these days. However, one woman is refusing to attend her sister's wedding because she can't bring her baby. Sharing her situation on Reddit, the woman ...

With the average US wedding costing $28,000, it's no surprise that couples might try to cut costs wherever they can. Although financial help from family is often a blessing, it can also lead to drama.

Women who spoke about their weddings in viral TikToks say they've been labeled "bridezillas." All three shared videos discussing personal wedding preferences and got negative responses. One told ...