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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 11. 05. 2021
- Bride Elena is looking for a big princess dress for her Greek wedding but can it impress her huge entourage?
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I am SHOCKED that the biggest dress they put her in was actually under budget?! Thatâs not the usual for them.
I was looking for the price, did I miss it somehow?
@@deya9171 $1,750 or close to, I think?
That's what I was thinking! Why is it that the less material there is, the more expensive it is? It makes no sense!
@@teresaotworth1684 the dress didn't have any sparkle and was mostly tulle. Its all about the material and labor put into making a dress. A big tulle skirt doesn't actually cost as much as a fitted satin skirt. Also, lace can be produced by a machine in bulk and then applied strategically to a skirt and corset. Whereas beading and Crystals must be applied by hand.
@@deya9171 Don't remember the price on the fuller skirted dress.
I married into a Cypriot family, had the whole Big Fat Greek Wedding including the dress which by the end of the first dance was covered in money. English friends stuck $2 coins on me, others put rows of $100 notes and in total ended up with enough $ to pay for half of our first house.
.... oh and all guests also gave us presents. It took 3 weeks to personally write and send all the thank you cards.
đ $2
@@jemmaj2919 IKR? Some cheeky sod stuck a 5cent on me too - but all in fun đ
@@fioname3495 đ u should have given him the $2, you'll never see him again đđđ
Ohhh dear, i think I would just run away.....way to much for me đ©
It sounds like a really fun but also quite practical tradition! - for people who are going to be young newly married, because as you said it paid for half of your first house :) which must have been quite helpful!
People are attacking her for the guilt-tripping date part but I think it was just a tongue-in-cheek joke.. he obviously proposed cuz he fell in love!
Tongue in* cheek.
@@soaringraven1199 thanks! Have corrected it đ
For real!
It's not the guilt-trip part, it's the "I'm totally responsible for making the relationship" part. Rather arrogant and controlling to me.
I'm not Greek but my family was completely involved in my wedding. Grooms,mother made the cake, grooms sister in law made the little mints for the cake table. The 2 of them together made the table decorations. My younger sister did the flowers, my older brother gave me away as my father had passed away, my sister and brother in law were matron of honor. and groomsmen, my niece was Jr bridesmaid and nephew was ring bearer. My grooms brother and sister in law were bridesmaid and best man. The grooms children were flower girl, Jr groomsman and ring bearer. We each had 1 friend as bridesmaid and groomsman. My mother paid for the church and Minister and caterer. As I said it was a total family affair and was absolutely perfect. The day couldn't have been any better. It wasn't a huge wedding, about 200 people. We were fortunate enough to have a photographer as well as a videographer. One from the front of the church and the 2nd from the pack,. No one helped me pick out my dress as I made it and all the dresses for the wedding party. I also made my grooms tuxedo as well as tuxedos for the young boys. I had the perfect wedding that I had always dreamed of and didn't have to spend a small fortune to do it. I waa working at a formal wear store at the time so I could have bought a dress had I chosen to but I had always dreamed of making my own dress. I had made many dresses in the past so I was up for the challenge and I finished all the clothing in 6 weeks time as that's all the time we had to plan our wedding
3:55 Mom: it's not for me, no
Me: you're right, it's not for youđ
LMFAOOO PLS- đđ€
Exactly right....lol
Let's be honest though... it really didn't suit her like the one she chose đ€·đŒââïž
The one who said âitâs not for me, noâ is one of the aunts not the mom lol
The bridal consultant is like đ§đ hearing 400 guests! She should visit an Indian wedding someday! đ
Edit: 2k like!! đ” am I famous now?
Sooo trueđđ
Yes...
That is a minimum for an indian wedding....
The fun fact is ....you don't even know many among the ones who are attending your wedding
Bengali ?????
How do they afford such large venues and that much food? Wow!
@@tcconnection people here save a lot for a wedding. If needed they also take loans
"No.. I think it's not big enough... she can do better"
(They put on the veil)
"I LOVE IT!!" Every time.
David" what do you ladies think of this full length plastic bag with some glitter?"
Entourage" not really the dress for her... needs something more princessy"
David adds veil.
Entourage ( crying) " OMG!!! it,s perfect !!! Love it! It,s the one!!!!!!!"
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Itâs when they have the cameras off and they say âok now pretend you love itâ :P
@@mistymane52 đ
So true.
They are like beagle dogs. Wave a bone, (veil) and they would walk into a tree chipper.
So fatuous.
@@jessicaellina3878 Perfectly put!
Having a whole big family to help out your wedding is wonderful. Yet, it could be overwhelming, too.
Yess. I see the brides in the last episode forcing her mom to buy the most expensive dress dubble her price and she don't care. She is fk adult can't even pay for herself. I'm glad and thank God in my country the whole family helping the bride and the groom paying for the dress and the groom pays the bride helps. The family collect money for them and pay for the furnitures too that's a teamwork
đł I would absolutely HATE it. I come from a large family, but thankfully we don't stick our noses in each others business.
@@MrsSlocombesPuddyCat do u mean if the family helping you for the payment is bad?
@@MrsSlocombesPuddyCat it's just financial helping its not about choosing they want it's the bride choice and she says what she want and the family can help her pay if she can't pay the most expensive cloth ofc the family don't need to force her on something she don't like
I expected way more drama with that big entourage. Everyone was actually really chill though. Nice family.
I'm honestly shocked when he said he was pulling the biggest dress they had in this store, my mind immediately went to "does that mean it's OUTSIDE her budget???" and wow, it was under 2k!
It was probably the biggest in her budget
I feel like she doesnât actually love the dress, Iâm scared the focus on finding the biggest skirt there might have clouded âthat momentâ
I'm guessing she didn't wear that dress. We'll have to see if we can find her Facebook...
well found her twitter post thank David Emmanuel for finding her dress, so I guess she did wear it.
Yeah, she didnât seem that excited
Got the same feeling. She did it for them and not herself
I feel like she is of passive nature so idk
Itâs all about more money to help by a house, weâre talking a substantial amount and she gets that , it was beautiful, perfect for an Orthodox wedding.
The problem with wanting a "huge" dress, is that if the bride is
petite, it drowns them and you end up watching the dress
coming down the aisle and not the bride..
I think the 2nd dress is lovely, glad she went with that one.
đđ the dress coming down the aisle
I wanted a big dress like one of my cousins had, but I am only 5'3 and barely weighed 100 lbs when I got married and the dresses were just too much for me. I wore a Jessica McClintock/Gunne Sax dress with a simple crinoline under it, just a fingertip length veil
That dress is absolutely swallowing her. She looks like a child playing dress up
I sure hope she only walked down the AISLE, not the 'isle,' or she would have been walking the length of a small island or peninsula!
Spelling matters, especially in this instance!!!
@@jb6712 If correcting someone's spelling is that important to you, then you have too much time on your hands.. đđ
When I got married I wore a black silk satin corset gown. My mother, my father, my in laws, and my grandmother didnât like it. I absolutely LOVED it, I wore it, and enjoyed my own little Morticia moment. Wouldnât change it for anything đ€
I believe there's a "big" dress for every bride but it has to be proportioned just right for the individual bride. The second dress fit her torso better and at least gave her some shape.
The sample of the 2nd dress fit her fairly well, whereas the sample of the 1st gown was several sizes too big - if it had been in her size, it would have "fit her torso. . .and [have given] her some shape."
@@BasicYTHandle Maybe... But I thought the first dress had too long of a torso for her, even with the proper size, it hit too low on her waist. But you could be right of course.
@@BasicYTHandle That is right. They didn't bother to use the normal "clips" at the back of the first sample dress that they normally use to to tighten the bodice around the bride.
Not clipping it at the back, made it appear to be slipping down her torso, because it was loose.
Sheâs such a delicate little lady. The first sample dress just swallowed her. Iâm not sure that it could have been clipped to make it look better. Perhaps if they pinned the dresses like Gok doesâŠ
The first dress was double the size she required. It really interfered with the fit. And I don't think the plunging back really suited her. The second dress was pretty and demure which seemed to fit her style more.
In India it is common, to go for wedding saree shopping with the whole family, aunts, sisters, cousins everyone .....
And they all are giving their harsh opinions
Aunt and mom has a clash of opinions because each of them likes different colors of saree or designs
Cousins are there just for time pass and sometimes dads or uncles knows nothing but just there to remind the ladies that itâs getting late just decide fast
@@The_Moving_finger_writes YES!
@@The_Moving_finger_writes yes.. But not harsh comments... I had around 20 people with me...
@@The_Moving_finger_writes yeah, but not harsh comments, It is full of opinions...đ
Interesting that there were no sibs, cousins, or bridesmaids of the bride's age.
For the record, we do NOT do that in Greece :) Greek families and Cypriot families do that in Cyprus and abroad (when living in the US, AU etc) but we do NOT do that in Greece :)
Do what? The money thing?
@@haddytaal5199 No being over the top. We arent that picky and not always loud.
The money thing was done in Greece until the mid 80ies, then it stopped. The braking of the plates also stopped at that time
@@lydiaa9594 Too bad. I think it's awesome. I would love to go out and smash stuff at a party.
The breaking of plates is still alive to that day just go to the bouzoukia my friend .
4 hundred guests are absolutely crazy for a wedding?
Me: laughs in West African
me : laughs in indian
Ha lol I relate
For my daughter 1 birthday I had 500 people wait for her wedding
@@mamtapandey488 i was here to do thatđ
Me : laughing in UAE
I'm Greek (and so is my husband) and we only had 32 guests at our wedding đ„ł it was awesome!
The people you love should really be the most important people to be present in your wedding.
@@zoivlassi7106 đ€ŁÏαÏα!
@@zoivlassi7106 đđđ
I will have even less 20 are enough..
@@veraps.5176 exactly right. And it's so easy to get caught up in family dramas of who to invite or not etc. It was fantastic that we knew each and every one of our guests. Kala stefana!!
Wow they met on an airplane âïž just chit chat after that and here they are getting married
Filmy love story
Definitely needs to be a rom com based on their romance, if there isnt a similar one anyway.
I always hope for that, but alas not my story (yet?)
I feel so sorry for the second bride. Obviously that is her dress in her mind and her family is to blind to see how happy she is. Besides, she looks fantastic in it and they're not wearing it. She is!
True
Well no. She doesnât look fantastic. But then if she is happy, then who cares
I didn't think the waistline flattered her at all, but maybe it was her posture. Unfortunately I see a lot of girls a bit hunched over when they put on a strapless top and it creates a stomach pooch.
Definitely not flattering on her and her entourage was being too polite to say it. She should walk away, look at other options (magazines, internet) then come back. If still drawn to only that dress, then it is the one.
Yes, I hope she went back and got it. I loved it on her!
I am Indian. But, seeing that big of a family gives me a panic attack. Good for her, she knows how to handle them all.
That made me properly laugh. It takes a *lot* to out-family an Indian family!
@@confusedclarinetgirl lol đ
@@confusedclarinetgirl Not all Indian families are big though. Mine is a small one with just my parents and sibling đŹ
Ekdum shotti kotha..
Totally agree with you, I mean I think I would just run especially that I'm exactly the opposite of the type they are...
Just a clarification, the tradition with the money is Greek Cypriot, not Greek. And not all Greeks love big dresses, itâs a misconception although I really loved the dress! Happy and proud to see fellow Greek - Cypriots on this show! đšđŸ đ€ đŹđ·
it's kind of adorable how the first family seems pretty chill and supportive of whatever the bride wears as long as the skirt is big enough. it's like theyre saying "honey you look fantastic in anything, so the most important part is that we get a dress big enough for all of us to have fun"
The bride really looked adorable on that dress â€
The âtrickâ is typically adding the veil đ€Ł
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Gok's episode pleaseeeeee. Miss him so much.
I know! đ He's the best!
Same
In the capital of Greece we don't have that custom with money on the skirt of the bride! I think I married in the wrong country đđđ
They are Greek Cypriot
In Argentina its the same. In our capital, theres nothing like that and in the Interior we have something similar. Not so bombastic, but during the couple first dance people gives them money
I was going to say, Iâm Greek and have been to many Greek weddings and I had never heard of this tradition. Although now Iâm think this may be a staple. đ
@Stella Aster we donât do it in the States thatâs for sure.
they used to do it in Cyprus, not anymore
The Greek bride was aligned with her entourage, so it worked out harmoniously. She looked lovely in the dress.
When drama starts to spark, put on the veil. Problem solved đđ
The second gown on the Greek bride could be made to look fuller-skirted with a fluffy crinoline. I wonder if anyone thought of that??? Not necessarily a hooped crinoline, but one with lots of ruffles to lift the outer skirt.
Thatâs what I used to make my dress super big.. itâs so much better than the hoops because you can actually sit down without flashing your goodies at everyone lol⊠since we had to travel with the dress the crinoline got a bit flat and my gown started dragging it was so frustrating.. until my aunt told me to take it off.. she took it, turned it upside down and sprayed each section in the crinoline with hairspray let it dry a bit flipped it back around and when I put it back on my dress was MASSIVE but I wasnât stepping on it anymore đ
It's probably too heavy as it is.
Nice to know that Hispanics arenât the only ones with a massive family filled with people who you donât even know đ€Șâš
Greek and hispanic, we love to have a party XDDDDD
The Vietnamese, too, I think. A former classmate told me how her engagement celebration was to be, and her wedding even bigger...
@@thekingsdaughter4233 ooof, why some races got a massive family đđ
I JUST WANNA BE HISPANIC AND HAVE COUSINS, AUNTS, AND UNCLES WHO I KNOWWW, NOT RANDOM PEOPLE WHO END UP BEING MY RELATIVES AND I DIDNT EVEN KNOW đâđ»
@@solong_abigail I think in her case, being an expat might play into it somehow. I'm not sure how many blood relatives there were, but I think the Vietnamese community in that area is/was very close-knit; plus her father was a minister, so... lots of expectations and obligations. - Sometimes I dream of having a big family, but then I remember that a) I am an introvert and b) not every big family is a big _happy_ family. ;-)
đŹ Absolutely ridiculous have people at your wedding who don't know you. Just a chance for parents or family to show off.
Who loves Say yes to the dress đđœââïž
400 guests is a big wedding. đđ That's the small wedding size in India lol.
I would be the worst to take to an appointment. I find all brides beautiful. At every wedding, I'm the first to say how gorgeous the bride looks and sometimes get aunties staring back at me "I would have picked a different dress".
All brides need to be told the are gorgeous. Despite what a y Auntie might thing, the bride will hold that compliment in her head her whole life.
That bride saying how huge the wedding is, me Indian: really..??? đđđ
Sweden cant relate, more than 40 guests is a big wedding here. I wish i had that many friends that wouldnt be considered awkward to invite. If you invite an older friend that youndont currently talk to here it would be considered weird and too personal..and people would be like...eh ok so she has No friends because she invited even me.
Iâve been to a Greek x Swedish wedding, the bride was from Sweden and the groom from Greece. They flew in plenty of guests from Sweden, guess it was a surprise to them xd
I hate when cultures have stuff like that tbh. Like for an indian wedding if you want a small one people are gonna think oh shes not proud of her partner or shes embarrassed (or pregnant) and its so annoying. If you wanna have the non-traditional style wedding its always so judged.
That dress looks like it was made for her. Absolutely gorgeous!! OPA!!
I love the fact she got a big dress and in the budget too.... Yaay for her â€ïž
Being Greek is just a whole other way of living and Greek families are REALLY something else, very loving and caring.
Yep Im Greek I can relate but the movie My Greek fat wedding was rubbish and unrealistic. We arent that crazy.
@@veraps.5176 Funny you should say that. My husband asked his Greek buddy if he had seen that movie and what he thought. Greek buddy laughed and said that's pretty much what his family is like, spot on. I don't know from where exactly in Greece his family is, though.
....I find them overbearing. Not Greek myself. But had a fair few Greek female friends, who seriously struggled with growing up in such an environment.
@@veraps.5176 The film was definitely more of a caricature of Greek families-- not to be taken extremely seriously. But I think still managed to make Greek families look very fun and loving
I'd rather be alone. Way too much.
The first bride: the second dress was perfect for her. And I love her dimples!
I am Bengali , a Bangladeshi đ.In my country 400 or 600 guest is not a big deal at all ... like it's normal . In my brithday we invite 300 guest and bcz our family closest people's are more than 200 đđ€Łđ. And they are really really very close ...
At my marg we had invited 1200 people's đđđđ at my cousin sister's marg nearly 2500 peoples came we r from India and muslims
@@user-Naaz95 I know dear Indian are more Cultural than any country and I just love Indian weeding like sangeet, mehdi, Haldi, Shadi every thing đ. Like in forieng country weeding end in 2 days but in India and our Asian countries weeding last 6 days or more đđ.
So... those wedding guests, are they all relatives? More or less distant? Or neighbors, friends, co-workers, people who did you a favor... - I'm asking because I am from a small family and would have been hard-pressed to come up with even 50...
@@thekingsdaughter4233 No dear they all are my huge family đđ€Łđ. You don't understand bcz you don't have this kind of big family or relative đđ€Łđ.... plz don't judge my your own opinion .
How is that a good thing?
I'm not Greek but Indian n i know how fun it is having ur whole family involved in ur wedding all of ur close n distinguished relatives like come on the most intimate wedding we can have is probably of 200-400 people â€âșïž it's fun having them đ§ż
The uncle being her hairdresser is such a Greek thing đ
Second bride their faces omg. Poor girl
I really love how straight forward David is, like I want honest people around while choosing the dream dress...
Her: If you're not Greek you're gonna find it too much
Meanwhile, Indians: You teasing me, you naughty naughtyđ
đ The thought of being in an Indian or Italian or Greek family like this, fills me with absolute dread. I would absolutely HATE it. I value my independence to much.
As a Greek, Iâm so glad weâre finally getting an episode lmao but also, I want a ball gown wedding dress as well đ and my entourage is pretty big lol I wonder how my Australian boyfriend will handle it all
He'll have to handle it! After all, you're the bride. đđ
I am Greek and I swear not all of us like these huge dresses. Honestly Me and my friends would get married with a simple sleek satin dress. These dresses with the tacky embellishments on the bottom, remind me of my grandmother's old table runners
they are still Greek Cypriot and proud of how they like it. It was a lovely episode
i, for one, do not think all greek. cause in my country we also have that dance where people put money.. has many guests but not all want that.
It has nothing to do with one's nationality. It's just personal taste...
Greek bride looked lovely .. love her dress
400 guest ... Iâve had Indian wedding 1000 people lol
Wow 1000! I would noy have time to say hello to everyone lol
Who knows 1000 people? Even at 500 per side?
Sm we are Bengali Bangladeshi . We also have so many guest and also we just invite 300 guest in my brithday cz they are our closet family members relatives . And India also sm as BD . Indian meximam guests are more than 600 in a wedding and it's normal đđ...
@@meheralifa8349
That's overwhelming. Are they expected to bring gifts or is their presence attending the gift?
@@sunflowerbaby1853 no abosuletlg no but it's our celebration day .we love to invite all people who know me . actually it's really enjoyable and this kind wedding is called small wedding for Indian plz don't offend .but for wedding is like a festival because two have to live together forever .two people who have to share everything and now they have toh start there new life .so they share their happiness to everyone .so we invite lots of people and are family have lots of member because we know the values of family and their relation .I love my Indian culture .plz don't offend I just explain our Indian culture đ„đ„đ„
girl you need an Arab wedding dress , they're ginormous
That second bride..I feel so bad for her. Planning a wedding is stressful enough.
Her family just didnât want to hurt her feelings.
The big dress looks stunning on the Greek Bride. I don't usually like the "big" but on her it is great!!! :)
I watch a lot of these videos for someone that doesn't want a traditional wedding.
My Prom dress was a ball gown style dress and one day I want my wedding dress to be as big as hers. Beautiful !
Family members that demand things for someone elseâs wedding are actually horrible. To anyone who knows someone getting married (family or not), the absolute fastest way to get the bride/groom to utterly despise you is to demand things for their wedding. Having experienced this and gave people everything they wanted and nothing I wanted, I will never talk to these people again unless there is some emergency reason to do so.
The consultant is soooo freakin beautiful đđ...
Did the mother really say $40k?? I could never. Iâd rather buy a car with that money đđ
ÂŁ40k pinned on the dress, not the budget for the dress.
God i am Indian and in my wedding there were almost 3 thousand people đđđđ
As someone who also comes from a big Greek family- thatâs what my parents want- to invite EVERYONE they know.
I LOVED the Big Fat Greek Wedding movie, so freakin hilarious & I would've LOVED to be at one of those family gatherings! The fact that it was produced by a Greek woman (Nia Vardalos) also gives it validity that this is EXACTLY what its like to grow up in that sort of family. As someone with an Italian background, who loves to be surrounded by good food & good company (& I love to feed people too, not just eat, lol), I wouldn't have been thrown off by the excess AT ALL! I It would've been right up my alley!
This was too funny, David finally in his element and that laugh of his at 5:20 đđđ
Only 400.đł My wedding had 1500 people. Big Indian wedding đźđłđđ
I'm guessing it wasn't in London? There are restrictions on guest sizes placed by venues.
@@sophitsa79 no it wasn't in London. In India there's no such restrictions it's all based on the venue size.
@@sophitsa79 we booked a whole government authorized ground as my father is a civil service officer so it's easy for him to book the government based venues for marriages and parties.
Sm đđ€Łđ
Did you know everyone there? I donât think I know 1500 people! My wedding was 100 in the day and 150 in the evening.
Living in Greece, I've been to several Greek weddings - and to be honest, there's not a lot to choose dress-wise between a Greek wedding and a Gypsy wedding. TOO MUCH MATERIAL in both.
Depends where the brides go wedding gown shopping, because there are some beautiful gowns out there with less material
Depends, both my cousins that have married so far had elegant, fitted gowns, no puff or anything.
@@viviankalogirou6145 I'm guessing if you live on the mainland you have lots of choices but living on an island you're kinda limited.
@@hammadoolass I do and yes, that's true enough
When I saw Mum AND four aunties were there, I thought they would never find a dress that suited everyone. David pulled it together.
Great contrast between the two one family very out spoken the next very reserved. Two beautiful princesses!
He says it's a skirt the size of the store, wondering if it will be big enough for her entourage...and across the pond in New York, Randy is laughing at a the idea of a dress he has in the back that has a train the length of a city block...probably designed by himself or Pnina Tornai
I'd never pay over $1000 for a dress.You can get a gorgeous stunning dress for so much less than going to go to a designer bridal shop.
This was a fun event for the whole family!! Love it. I was always jealous of my greek friends, they have so much help getting started in life! I married my best friend and most of our friends didn't have money, so we got a bunch of picnic baskets and tokens that were sentimental and sweet. 27 years now! I'm lucky.
Girl- if you are not Greek you might find it overwhelming
Desi people laughing đ (no hateâš)
Or arab đ
She was like I cannot make my decision because my family is very involved and I was like come to Desi wedding where your family decidea your groom your in Law's decide your wedding dress that you see a day before your and many moređ€Łđ€Ł
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The first bride was really quite petite and lovely. The second bride just had too many people involved in the decision.
The way she laugh!! so cuteee
Itâs so weird seeing a bridal shop in a mall, especially with a series like this.
"She doesn't look happy, so I don't like it either" Me.
"She looks happy, and so I'm happy. She's a beautiful bride! So, whatever you like babe!" Me also. đ
That ball gown is GORGEOUS â€ïž
Bride-Around 400 people
Consultant- Oh that's a huge wedding
Me- Wait until you see an Indian weddingđ€Ł
in our country we dont put the money in the dress but there will be someone sitting infront of the door who will be receiving the money from guests also while the bride and groom dance people will put money on them and that will be couple of thousands. sometimes it even covers the wedding expenses and on bridal shower we give gifts to the bride who will help her for her future house
Rina the consultant she is so beautiful
Does anyone else just wanna eat David up ??? When he ask âare you gonna say yes to this dressâ mmmm so scrumptious lol just so damn adorable â€â€â€â€â€
her eyes smile is so adorable đ„ș
Everytime they same âGreekâ, take a shot. đ
I love the Greek music that started playing when the bride walked out in the first dress
Good for this girl taking love into her own hands. You go girl!
YEAH!!!!
I am a Greek girl too!!!
EVERYONE GETS INVOLVED!!!
And my name is Elena too!đ đ€Żđđâ€ïž
The dress she chose was beautiful. It reminded me of A Cinderella Story.
Dress #2 is absolutely stunning
I'm Greek and my father in law(cypriot)invited the guests 1 200 ...engagement 440đ€Łđđ€Łđwith some extra gate crashers.....got my wedding dress with my mom in law absolutely help and support đđ„°đ
That first one is MY wedding dress lmao! I put a petticoat underneath it to make it bigger than that.
We had 1700 people at my wedding and then 2000 at the reception đ
Thatâs a big fat Indian wedding.
Thereâs nothing big about 400
Lmao.
In a proper Nigerian wedding,we don't know how many guests we get
Do you have food and drinks for these people ?
I have like 8 people I'd like to invite to my wedding...
I feel that much more emphasis was put on impressing the family than the bride
I wish she wouldâve said never mind Iâm going for a mermaid dress even if do donât like itđ đđ
Haha the money 'thing' we do it too in my country Tunisia đčđł, but it's only for the bride on her own day, because before the wedding ceremony the bride has a day just for her to celebrate with her family and friends As it is for him too
This episode reminds me of the film "my big fat Greek wedding" đ it was hilarious and very entertaining!
The magic trick đ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł....works everytime !
First 40 seconds...My family: You're a grown woman getting married , your mom, grandma , aunt's tell you what to do - you stand up for yourself as an adult and now you're talking backđ
Guys I'm Greek, I live in Greece, and I've never heard of the money-on-the-dress traditionđ
Sometimes cultures that are immigrants in another country are somehow more intense and crazy than people who actually still live in their country of origin. Take italians in the United States for example
they used to do that in Cyprus, not anymore
It's beautiful , Wish I could of had a wedding like that !
Grandmaâs entitlement is something else. Someone elseâs wedding dress does not need for tick your boxes
to be fair, they all didn't like it, the others chose the British route, she tried to be herself
So you're saying Grandma can't have an opinion?
She is so young and beautiful that she looks lovely in both dresses in my eyes!
I LOVE her dress! Itâs gorgeous đđ„°