Six Women Wear Exact Same Dress But Not Bridesmaids

Emirates 24/7 ^ | Wednesday, September 20, 2017

[nickcarraway]

Six women wore the exact same dress at a wedding and weren't even bridesmaids.

The ladies all bought the black lace gown at Forever New - an Australian clothing line - for nearly £100 and when they all noticed the matching outfit, they took a group picture and posted it on the fashion brand's Facebook page.

Debbie Speranza, one of the six fashion faux pas victims, advised them to provide a service where wedding guests can check if others have ordered the same ensemble for an event.

She wrote: "You really should start a bridal registry so that your customers can inquire whether anyone else has purchased one of your dresses for the same event.

"Not we NOT the bridesmaids just the guests. (sic)"

Debbie admitted she only knew one of the women, who was her cousin, and the rest were complete strangers.

The post went viral, with more than 38,000 likes and 9,000 comments and Debbie revealed that it wasn't planned at all.

She said: "Not at all, I thought it was hilarious. Once we all stood together all the weddings were like 'wtf?'"

[bagster]

Looks like they had an "All you can grab for a dollar" sale at Momo's House of Large Sizes.

or....They all snuck into Hillary's closet.

Whichever is funnier.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

LOL. I guess Mom should have invented the internet, huh?

[RegulatorCountry]

Like a squeeze tube of flocked wallpaper.

[Cowboy Bob]

LOL!

Or designer sausage casing...

[jmcenanly]

It could have been worse. The venue for the reception could have used the same pattern as part of the decor, say draperies, wallpaper or upholstery.

[Daffynition]

*One if by land...two if by sea...*

[Daffynition]

They replaced the original Beverly Hillbillys with their own branding.

[Daffynition]

Decades ago, I was asked to be a bridesmaid for a wedding in Alaska. The bride-to-be sent us all a pattern and fabric for the dress. Typical *can-do* *DIY* Alaskan practicality. And we had to sew our own dress for the blessed occasion.

We were all swept up by the enthusiasm of the gathering and the Alaskan family. We were treated like royalty, put up in homes of the wedding couple around greater Anchorage. It was quite an event. Wonderful memories.

I believe we looked a lot like the photo accompanying the article. Good times.

[nickcarraway]

Nice. The children are so serious.

[Daffynition]

That’s what you look like, when it doesn’t get dark until 11PM.

IIRC, it was a late September wedding. :)

[healy61]

And dad has better boobs and a permanent resting bitch face.

[Daffynition]

That family probably has a team of plastic surgeons on 24/7 call....so injections and cup size can vary with the seasons, at moments notice.

[Adder]

They make the bride look skinny....

[MayflowerMadam]

They paid money for those things?

[Dr. Sivana]

Lucy and Ethel know the proper way to deal with this situation:



https://youtu.be/Z0qTN5s1ukA?t=15

[Sirius Lee]

They must bark a lot when the mailman comes to the front door.

[Tax-chick]

It’s an ugly dress.

[RaginRak]

.......neither are the women

[yldstrk]

Jesus, is that bride Lee Ann Finley from my high school?

[yldstrk]

There must be only a couple places to buy a dress in Australia