My Stepmom Wore a White Dress to My Wedding, Claiming She ‘Deserves Attention Too’ – My Husband Showed Her a Lesson She Won’t Forget
My Stepmom Wore a White Dress to My Wedding, Claiming She ‘Deserves Attention Too’
Wedding Preparations
When Alexandra’s stepmother, Linda, showed up at her wedding in a white dress, claiming she “deserves attention,” Alexandra anticipated drama. Her husband, Tom, had a clever plan to handle the situation. “These flowers need to be perfect,” Linda said, arranging them meticulously. Alexandra’s dad praised Linda’s eye for detail. Though Alexandra tried to stay calm, she knew Linda would try to steal the spotlight, as she often did at family events.
Planning Concerns
At the wedding planner’s office, Alexandra discovered Linda insisted on sitting in the front row and giving a speech. The planner, Grace, reminded Alexandra that traditionally, these spots were reserved for the bride’s parents. Sarah, the maid of honor, suggested preparing for Linda’s antics. Alexandra decided Linda should sit in the second row and not give a speech to keep the day respectful and focused on her late mother.
Tom’s Plan
Back at home, Alexandra shared her concerns with Tom, who reassured her with a plan. On the wedding day, Linda arrived in a white wedding dress, insisting she deserved the attention. Furious, Alexandra confronted her, but Tom calmed her down, promising his plan would work.
Wedding Day Surprise
During the reception, just as Linda prepared to give a speech, Tom took the microphone and presented a tribute to Alexandra’s late mother. The emotional montage left guests moved, and Linda’s smug expression faded. Tom then revealed photos of Linda trying on Alexandra’s veil and playing a recording of Linda boasting about outshining the bride. The guests were stunned, and some even booed. Tom had also arranged for Linda’s ex-husband to share stories about her past antics, exposing her true nature. Embarrassed, Linda slipped out quietly, having been in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons.
Have you had to teach a lesson to someone at your wedding, too?