“The Husband Knows Something”: Wedding Guest Shows Up in White Wedding Gown, SA Astonished

“The Husband Knows Something”: Wedding Guest Shows Up in White Wedding Gown, SA Astonished

  • A wedding guest did the unthinkable and arrived at the ceremony looking similar to the star of the show, attracting attention to the venue
  • The bold moment was shared on TikTok, showing her even standing next to the bride on stage with others
  • The clip sparked outrage and wild theories, as social media users flooded the comment section discussing her choice of outfit and her reasons

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The woman even carried a bag matching the bride's and had a similar hairstyle
A bold woman showed up at a wedding dressed as the bride. Image: @esther_collection
Source: TikTok

Drama came crashing into a wedding when a guest arrived in a white dress fit for a bride, wearing a matching hairstyle with the lady of the moment.

The clip, posted on TikTok by @esther_collection, had everyone gasping and being judgmental about the situation, with many saying they would have chased her away.

The guest steals the spotlight at a wedding

In the short clip, a guest is seen seated at her table with other attendees, wearing a full-on sleeveless wedding dress. The vibe turned awkward real quick when she was seen next to the bride, groom, bridesmaids and groomsmen on stage, standing boldly as ever.

The groom gently tapped the bride on the shoulder with a serious look on his face, probably to alert her to what was going down. The energy was off, and one could feel the second-hand embarrassment through the screen.

Others called her jealous, warning the bride-to-be to be careful of such people
Social media users said the bride's family should have asked the lady to leave the venue. Image: @esther_collection
Source: TikTok

SA reacts to the wedding video

The comments section was lit with outrage. Many said the woman should have been kicked out the moment she walked in, by either the bride's family or friends. Some couldn’t believe she had the nerve to wear a wedding gown to someone else’s big day. Others speculated that she and the groom might’ve had a history, saying her actions screamed jealousy and envy.

User @Lerato Mathe added:

"😭🤣 You allowed her? I wouldn't even see her because my mom and siblings would do their job and chase her."

User @miakhathu said:

"The husband knows something, even the way he tapped ur shoulder says it all."

User @kwenzekileM added:

"Makoti 😳😳 why is she standing next to her, even the husband is trying to tell her to move, but ngathi akamuzwa (she's pretending not to hear)."

User @Boikgantsho-Pleasure commented:

"She's secretly competing with you☝️."

User @miakhathu shared:

"The husband knows something, even the way he tapped ur shoulder says it all."

User @Wivine asked:

"Y'all couldn't chase her? 😂I would've understood if it was an evening dress that the bride was wearing and she wore the same one, but this is legit a wedding gown 😂😂😂mungemu fukuza."

Watch the TikTok video below:

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  • A ZCC couple made waves online for their stylish wedding vibes, with their church congregants filling the streets, leaving Mzansi impressed.
  • A money-savvy woman shared the costs of her and her partner's wedding outfits, saying she bought her dress from Shein for R950 and her partner’s suit from Chinatown for only R1,150.
  • A local lawyer advised couples to have antenuptial agreements when getting married to protect their assets for their kids' sake, and Mzasi had mixed reviews about that.

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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