I think the term Bridezilla is overused. I've worked with my fair share of brides and bridesmaids and mother of the brides this season (the bridal season), and for the most part, they have all been pretty chill. Maybe I'm just lucky, maybe it's Portland, but I find it refreshing, and not so at the same time. Bridezilla has been overblown to give all women that are trying to create a beautiful day, that of their wedding day, a bad name. But, not all women are this way (note: some women are in fact BRIDEZILLAS, they do exist.......... not temping the universe or anything, but they are less frequent perhaps than "people" may lead you to believe. Kick back brides, low maintance, easy going brides may not have the flashy stories, or the crazy mothers, but they are far better company, and ladies, let me just say, Thanks. Thanks for letting us stylists do what we do, create without drama, judgement, or tears (unless that of speechless impressment).
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I have to say darling that you were no where near Bridezilla status, but a note to all engaged men. Bridezilla becomes Wifezilla, who becomes Momzilla, who becomes shoperzilla in line at Target, yeah you know the one I'm talking about, can you put these back, I grabbed eight and I just picked the colors I like best. Heed my warning young men.
I hear that. A wedding is the defining factor of how a woman is going to react to stress. Lack of composure during the planning of a wedding will directly correlate to other avenues in life. Luckily, all hope is not lost because people do have the ability to change. It just takes a little more work.
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