Bride's hilarious IKEA bag hack for going to bathroom at her wedding
The biggest part of planning a wedding for any bride-to-be is figuring out what dress she will wear.
While any bride is bound to look beautiful in the long flowing white dress of their choice, there is some logistical factors to take into consideration, one big one being how she'll go to the bathroom on her wedding day.
Well, it seems one bride has found the a genius, and also hilarious, hack to combat that logistical difficulty – with the help of IKEA.
A woman has shared her hilarious, yet genius, hack to help brides go to the bathroom on their wedding days. Facebook/IKEA Hackers
Sharing her story on the IKEA Hackers blog page the woman, named Tina, explained she had been extremely nervous "about going to the bathroom and not being able to... handle [her]self".
Luckily the day before her wedding, which was a few weeks ago, she came up with an ingenious hack with a big blue IKEA bag, which made her "life easier" on her big day.
The hack is as simple as cutting a hole in the bottom of an IKEA bag. Facebook/IKEA Hackers
Pretty much all you need to do to make the hack work is cut a hole in the middle of the bottom of the bag, making sure it fits to your specific body type.
Then slipping the bag's handles up on to the shoulders and putting the bottom of your wedding dress in the bag, it contains the gown while you need to do your business – genius.
Many in the comments section of the blog post praised Tina for her "ingenious hack".
Voila! Simple. Facebook/IKEA Hackers
Some also shared they wished they had seen the hack before their own nuptials.
Hopefully word will spread to help brides all around the world.
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