THIS luxury wedding stylist has a few choice words for people who disapprove of ‘bridezillas.’
According to a recent video from wedding planner and stylist Ambrosia, who goes by the username sincerelyambrosia on TikTok, working with bridezillas is more often better than not.
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In fact, Ambrosia claims that she loves working with brides who are called the term because it means that they know what they want on their wedding day and won’t let anyone interfere with that.
Sometimes, being a bridezilla holds a negative connotation, referring to a bride who is extremely difficult to deal with or even aggressive.
This is also likely in part due to the “Bridezillas” reality television series that has been airing since 2004 on WE tv.
Despite everything, Ambrosia says that she has only love for the bridezillas.
“My page is a safe space for bridezillas'” she said in response to a comment that those kinds of brides are a ‘turn off.’
“I honestly love a bridezilla, I’ve never really even understood that whole thing, like, how are you mad that a bride wants what she wants on her wedding day?” Ambrosia asked.
She continued that as a wedding planner, she unsurprisingly witnesses a bridezilla situation quite often.
Ambrosia explained that people should look at who is calling the bride a bridezilla, as, in her experience, it’s usually someone who is adding unneeded stress to the big day.
“99 percent of the time the person that’s calling the bride a ‘bridezilla’ is like her sister or her mom,” she said.
She continued that the claims for why the bride is a bridezilla often stem from that family member’s personal minor dissatisfaction over certain aspects of the wedding.
Ambrosia gave examples of complaints over the color of bridesmaids’ dresses, screaming children, and more.
For those people, it’s important to remember that they should feel grateful to be invited to the wedding in the first place, per Ambrosia.
“It’s literally an honor to receive a wedding invitation…” she said.
Ambrosia even continued that she again, wants bridezillas to be her clients so they can explain exactly what they want for their day.
Although some wedding planners like Ambrosia are all for a bride making all kinds of demands, The US Sun has coverage on some bridesmaids who were put off by an interesting request from their bridezilla.
Additionally, The US Sun followed the story of a bridezilla who forced her bridesmaids into buying $300 dresses and had other controlling demands before the big day.
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