‘April Fools'?’ trolls yell as they slate a wedding guest's 'bridal' frock (2024)

A WEDDING guest has been brutally slated online after people insisted her stunning dress could be mistaken for a ''wedding gown''.

With the wedding season almost here, many guests have already started to look for their gorgeous outfits for the big day, including this one Reddit user.

Taking to the popular forum, the fashionista sought advice on whether the show-stopper of a dress she had her eyes on was fit for a black-tie wedding this summer - however, it looks like she may have to keep on shopping.

According to the style lover, the nuptials would take place in London, the UK, around June and the guests had been told to stick to a ''black and white tie'' dress code.

With this in mind, the Redditor had started looking for the perfect outfit until she finally came across one she thought could potentially work.

The gown, she shared in the post on social media, was a gorgeous tulle maxi dress that featured an intricate floral design, as well as a dozens of light pearls all over the pastel pink material.

Meanwhile, the sleeveless design also had a flattering low V-neckline, with mesh detailing around the chest, and a flowy bottom.

Wondering what others thought of the fabulous maxi dress, the fashionista asked: ''Is this acceptable for a black tie summer wedding (June) in London UK?''

But unfortunately for the wedding guest, not everyone approved of the beautiful frock, as dozens flocked to comments to slam the choice and even sharing other outfits she should consider, in their eyes.

Some went as far as thinking this had to be an ''April Fool's'' joke, as it was the only explanation that ''would make sense''.

One said: ''It's a beautiful dress, but a bit too bridal IMO [in my opinion].''

Another agreed, writing: ''Very bridal. This would be an absolute no.''

A third chimed in: ''No. This could very easily be a wedding gown. Pick something else or a different colour.''

''It's perfect for a London wedding in summer, if you're getting married,'' someone else chuckled.

''If you hate the bride, sure,'' a fellow Redditor reckoned.

Although this can vary from wedding to wedding, usually, in the Western world, it's an unspoken rule that a wedding guest should not arrive in an all-white outfit on someone else's big day.

Unless the bride has specifically asked the guests to sport cream - and even white - colours, this is often deemed as bad taste, as some may assume you're trying to steal the spotlight.

Luckily, if you have a wedding ceremony coming up, there are plenty of gorgeous options on the high street, such asa baby blue number from Primark.

Rival QUIZ are also offering a lovely pink dress for wedding guests - andpeople can't believe just how ''pretty'' it is.

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