Now, Aubrey is just waiting for the pandemic to end so she and her husband - they've already made it legal - can have a proper wedding with loved ones.Ĭommenters have been tickled by the funny story, thanking Aubrey for the laugh. 'Hoping other brides can read this and not panic or get upset when their dress arrives in the mail,' she went on. You can cry about the disasters and imperfect moments that hit us when we least expect them, or you can laugh into forever.Īnd, she added, 'Ask your bridesmaids to lace you up not your husband, and hire the wedding planners, ESPECIALLY if this ain’t your industry or jam to begin with.'
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we’re still going to lack common sense, like how to put clothes on properly,' Aubrey quipped 'Sometimes it doesn’t matter how much school we put behind us. Later, Aubrey amended the post to say that she had been working long shifts as a healthcare worker and was functioning on little sleep - and in her defense, her husband also didn't figure out that it was inside-out. 'But I hope they appreciated a good laugh.' 'This post is the least I could do to thank them for “fixing” the problem (me, the problem was me).' she wrote. 'Sometimes it doesn’t matter how much school we put behind us.we’re still going to lack common sense, like how to put clothes on properly,' she joked.Īubrey added that the bridal story probably 'didn't appreciate' her angry email, so she wanted to make it up to them. 'Who knew that they shipped wedding dresses inside out?' Aubrey wrote, adding that the dress 'actually turned out beautiful'. This weekend, Aubrey received an email back from the company, Milly Bridal, which explained that she was wearing it wrong and signed off with a polite 'kind regards.' Please put it on in the right way,' the store wrote back The lace-up back looked unfinished, with the strings hanging down the back, and the front was dowdy. The tulle only ran along the very bottom, and a messy white fabric took up most of the dress. When Aubrey put it on, though, the gown looked rough and unfinished. It has lots of little details, including embellishment at the thighs and a lace-up back. She also included some images: First, she posted front and back shots of the dress, a white strapless number with a sweetheart neckline and a fluffy tulle mermaid hem. I took pictures of me in the dress telling them it looked nothing like what I had ordered. 'I was really upset about the looks of it and sent an angry email to the company wanting to return it. 'Two weeks ago my wedding dress came in,' she wrote. Not a fan! The 33-year-old healthcare worker had her husband lace her up, and both were disappointed with how it lookedĭespite some embarrassment, Aubrey appears to have a sense of humor about her mistake and shared it in a bridal Facebook group.
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