Bride slams sister-in-law for copying her ‘dream’ wedding dress

A furious bride has taken to social media to vent after her sister-in-law copied her “dream” wedding dress – but not everyone agrees with her.

A bride has been left fuming after her sister-in-law copied her wedding dress when she shared photos of her “dream” gown.

Taking to a wedding Facebook group she shared photos of the two dresses she had showed her brother’s fiancee.

The disgruntled woman then shared a third snap of her sister-in-law’s dress, which was a combination of the two, The Sun reports.

Captioning her post, she wrote: “I’ve spent the entire day seething.”

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The bride had wanted to wear one dress for her wedding ceremony and another for her evening dress. Picture: Facebook/That's It I'm Wedding Shaming

She goes on to explain that she and her brother are getting married within the same year, with her brother’s wedding a few months before.

She asked her sister-in-law not to pick a similar dress as she didn’t want to look like she had “copied” her.

“I sent her a photo of my dresses so she knew exactly what to avoid,” she said.

“I have one for the evening, one for the day.

“She went and asked a designer to make her dream dress. IT’S BOTH OF MY DRESSES COMBINED.”

She was horrified when her sister-in-law ‘copied’ her with a combination of the two gowns. Picture: Facebook/That's It I'm Wedding Shaming

She added: “She sent me a photo before of the dress she said she wanted and it’s nothing at all like this dress, so she’s had a convenient change of mind.

“I have experienced a new rage today that I did not know existed.”

But while the bride was hoping for sympathy from fellow group members, many agreed that she should “calm down”.

She was left ‘seething’ by the incident. Picture: Facebook/That's It I'm Wedding Shaming

Commenting on the post, one wrote: “Nah. Do not worry I don’t think they look anything alike.

“I mean there’s a similarity in all wedding dresses in a way.”

Agreeing, a second added: “In my experience yes people notice a dress for a second but they focus on the bride.”

“Imagine thinking you own a wedding dress style,” another bluntly wrote.

This article originally appeared on The Sun and was reproduced with permission