While browsing the web, I found this cute quiz to find out whether you are a Bridezilla.
Click HERE to take the quiz and let me know how you got on.
I took the quiz and I am….
Don’t click on the link below till you take the quiz….
A SKILLED NEGOTIATOR.
What did YOU get?
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3 opinions for Are you a Bridezilla?
Kate
Jun 10, 2006 at 1:33 pm
Can I be controversial? I think Bridezilla is a totally manufactured concept created by the wedding industry so that they can get away with doing less than the best job they can.
When I was getting married, I can’t count how many times I heard; “Oh, I’m so glad you’re reasonable. So many brides want everything to be perfect — which of course is impossible — and are very difficult to work with.”
And do you know what, they said that everytime they noticed I saw something was not quite right. It was only after all the work was done that I felt manipulated, ripped off and deeply sorry that I let people get away with that.
I should not have had to cry at the state my dress was in the night before my wedding. My sister should not have had to re-alter it with the hotel sewing kit. I should not have been left a message and asked for extra insurance for the hall two days before the wedding.
Weddings are celebrations that couples pay for. While the wedding industry might be huge, couples aren’t anyone’s cash cow. Bridezilla is an insult to women who demand sound work from reputable companies and professionals.
Christine Gooding
Jun 10, 2006 at 7:30 pm
totally agree with you, Kate. Thank God when I got married, the Bridezilla concept wasn’t coined yet. My husband and I paid for our wedding and demanded high quality service (well, I did! I want to get the service or product at the standard that I required! I paid for them with my hard-earned savings!) from our suppliers. I think I was called ‘OC’ (obsessive-compulsive) then but didn’t care hehe
Danielle
Jun 11, 2006 at 10:22 pm
I was a hopeless romantic! I hate the girls on the show, but it’s hilarious to watch them get so frazzled! The quiz was neat!
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