Bulgarian designer Tonena is making mother of the bride dresses that breaks all the rules of what is appropriate to wear to a wedding.
Let alone for a parent of the couple getting married.
Feast your eyes on this:
Bulgarian designer Tonena is making mother of the bride dresses that breaks all the rules of what is appropriate to wear to a wedding.
Let alone for a parent of the couple getting married.
Feast your eyes on this:
The "mob's wife" feathered option will set you back a pretty $1,971.67 and the sleeved number is considerably more exxy at $3,490.58.
The brilliant Etsy find was uncovered by Twitter user, @_sashayed who graciously shared the bold dresses with the world.
"The pure awe I experienced when I saw this was labelled a 'mother of the bride' dress," she tweeted and SAME.
"'DARling, did you forGET to inVITE your MOTHER????'-- me in this extremely normal mother-of-the-bride dress, slamming into my daughter's wedding mid-Mendelssohn while a lightning storm rages outside. The guests gasp in terror."
The soap opera practically writes itself.
For those opposed to wearing black at weddings (tradition), Tonena also make these coloured offerings which are still guaranteed to steal the thunder make an entrance.
As you can imagine, Twitter had a lot emotions about the designs and we love it.
This would totally be my mother of the bride dress if I were a mother, or step mother, or weird aunt/uncle whatever.
— Michelle B (@pintsizedMB) March 12, 2019
yes, I'm the mother of the bride. yes, her father died under mysterious circumstances. yes, I will date rich, younger men.
— nathan (@bedwyrssong) March 12, 2019
Yes. If the mother of the bride was abandoned by the family, is out for revenge, and is played by Joan Collins.
— Paul Curtis Pinkosh (@eromiclord) March 12, 2019
— Kandace (@a6a250e936ac4c7) March 12, 2019
“Oh, this old thing? I just threw it on.” I say as I drink champagne out of a crystal glass and seduce my daughter’s new husband. “You’re so sweet.” My lipstick is blood red and will definitely end up where it shouldn’t.
— Joverie (@askjoverie) March 12, 2019
Well if this is what mother of the bride or groom dresses look like now I am so glad I had my first son when I was 20. He better get married soon though or this could be embarrassing. ????????????????
— Veronica (@JustMeSillyV) March 12, 2019
Yo, this is what Morticia would wear to Wednesday’s wedding and I’m fine with that ???? pic.twitter.com/CIjB1VZ2Ku
— that dickhead (@hegmannnn) March 12, 2019
The dress for when your mom has powerful evil enchantress energy
— Kristen Hanley Cardozo (@KHandozo) March 12, 2019
Groom: "...that's why she never wanted me to meet her mom before the wedding...she just said her mom was a toxic figure in her life she didn't want at the wedding or reception." #motbdress #wedding
— Serieve M. Andrews (@imsmandrews) March 12, 2019
“Yes, I am the bride’s mother... although many people insist upon mistaking me for her sister!”
— Hans Antichristian Andersen (@Decervelage) March 12, 2019
You can wear it again! To, say, a christening you weren't exactly invited to.
— Sarah Leonard Reece (@sarahlreece) March 12, 2019
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Top Comments
Glad I’m not the only one who instantly thought of Joan Collins!
If it’s supposed to be a mother of the bride dress, the model should at least look like she’s old enough to be the mother of a bride.