A bride’s attempt to control every detail of her wedding, including the skin tone of her bridesmaids, landed her on Reddit’s infamous r/Bridezilla forum.

Ben and Amory share stories about potential pettiness from Reddit. Ben shares a post from r/weddinshaming post about a bride who changed her wedding to a weekday in another state. Amory counters with ...

Something borrowed, something bank-breaking? One bride just demanded that her bridesmaids cough up $500 each for her “dream” wedding dress — and it’s “non-negotiable,” one Reddit user fumed on ...

Katie Miller, the wife of White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller, has revealed that the top Donald Trump ally was the true “bridezilla” who insisted on the wedding of his dreams. Speaking ...

June*, 31, first noticed something was up when her husband received an elaborate groomsman package in the mail. She’d been familiar with the custom T-shirts and koozies from his bachelor parties past, ...

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 ...

"This is a day to celebrate my relationship with my fiancé, and having someone there from a painful part of my past just doesn’t feel right," the bride wrote Charlotte Phillipp is a Weekend ...

"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 ...

"I was under the impression these were all things chosen by the bride and groom anyways so I [wasn't] prepared for this much backlash and opinions especially when we’ve been trying to work with people ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: It used to be the bride who proclaimed that the wedding was Her Day. Related Articles Miss Manners: That awkward moment when you see a smile-and-wave acquaintance out of context ...

Speakers of English are adept at creating new terms by stringing together parts of other words. This is often accomplished by tacking a prefix onto the beginning of a word (as in prosocial or ...