Talking Honey: Do brides have a right to be Bridezillas?
Planning a wedding can be incredibly demanding, but that doesn't mean the bride – or groom – should be.
We've all been told the wedding day should be "all about the bride", but that mentality has also given rise to countless 'bridezillas' who are equally as demanding as they are dramatic.
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Tantrums over the flowers, screaming matches with the bridesmaids, middle-of-the-night demands to change the reception venue; nightmare brides have done some crazy things over the years.
Everyone has their own story about a bridezilla they knew, or even were.
But with growing pressure on couples to plan perfect, Insta-worthy weddings, is it any wonder brides are getting stressed out and losing the plot?
And are 'bridezillas' really that common, or is it a few bad apples in the wedding barrel?
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Shelly Horton sat down with Ben Fordham, Jane de Graaff and Jo Abi to talk the issue out, and they all agreed that while wedding planning is super stressful, some brides need to chill out a bit. Ben also let slip which wedding tradition he decided to skip out on, and his wife soon admitted he was "right" about it.
However, when it came to the idea of the wedding being 'all about the bride', they couldn't quite agree.
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