ANY bride knows the stress leading up to the big day, but what about after?
A newly wed detailed the crazy interaction she had with a wedding guest in the days following the ceremony.
A Reddit user shared how she received an invoice from a wedding guest after she implemented a no-phone policy on the day.
She explained: “Our venue had a strict no phone policy during the ceremony, and I asked for nothing to be posted on social media about the wedding.”
While most guests followed this request without complaint, the bride was shocked when she received an invoice from her brother’s girlfriend following the nuptuals.
The poster revealed that the invoice, for £500 ($569), was given to her after her brother’s partner claimed she missed out on a work opportunity during the ceremony.
“Apparently she’d missed a message from a girl who wanted to join her team, and so the girl had signed up under someone else, causing her to miss out on the commission,” she wrote.
However, after refusing to pay the ridiculous fee, the guest requested the bride sign up to the multilevel marketing strategy to make up for it.
“Apparently I now have to pay £60 ($68) for some starter pack with hundreds of perfume samples in it, even though I’m allergic to perfume,” the Reddit user wrote.
She added: “She expects me to post about it all over social media, despite my desire to avoid other people right now.”
The newly wed detailed that she had no interest or background in sales and did not want to work with the nightmare guest as her boss.
She also added that she had a career she was happy in and was left “absolutely wrecked” over the drama.
Reddit users took to the comments section to share their thoughts on the situation.
“She made the choice to come, knowing that she might lose business over that period. She could’ve just said ‘No thank you, I have to work then,'” pointed out one reader.
Another person said: “Man, that is the most complex way I’ve seen someone trying to get one to join a pyramid scheme.”
“I wonder if there was no ‘missed call’ and it was a setup for the bride to sign up for the [multilevel marketing],” commented a third user.
