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Same thing different taste
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She has a point, but there she could have sugarcoated it.... I say that as someone who rarely sugarcoats things, wedding dress shopping would be an exception since all that should matter is weather or not the bride loves it.
There goes your self esteem.
What a bitch. I would never say anything like that to my daughter. Its your wedding, you should be confident and happy. Its not your mom's dress, its yours, don't let her break your spirit.
Don't be a fucktard then
she's right
Being honest is best in the right situation. If the dress truly looks absolutely awful, then I hope someone would speak up. If the dress was okay, maybe not the prefect style for you but you loved it? Then they should be happy for you, the most important thing is that you feel your best. They could still say something nice like, "Well, it's alright but I like that other dress the best for you" - it gives their opinion without making you feel bad.
Would you prefer she say it to your face, or behind your back?
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Better now than at the wedding.
Honesty is the best policy. She could've been nicer about it, but you can still try on plenty more dresses to find the one you LOVE instead of the one you LIKE ;)