While we are hesitant to praise our capitalist overlords, sometimes brands come together to make some seriously wholesome magic happen. Journalist @butterfly_anele shared a tweet mocking a proposal she witnessed at a South African KFC, the couple went viral - and brands took notice. Businesses ranging from Woolworths to Coca-Cola began offering the twosome goodies for the wedding day. A Twitter-wide search began, and after KFC South Africa found the lovebirds, further offers arrived - from designers offering traditional wedding garb and diamond rings. The wholesomeness is almost too much to take, and while we're sure the brands had publicity in mind, the couple in question must be over the moon. Here's to good news for a change.
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We've seen a lot of entitled bridezillas embarrass themselves on and off the internet, but this diva really takes the cake. In a facebook post, which was shared to r/choosingbeggars, the bride thanks her family and friends for over $30k in "donations" and announces that she and her fiance are cancelling their wedding with vague plans to reschedule. She's so ballsy that she straight up tells her loved ones that their generosity will be used for a honeymoon - before the two have even tied the knot. The post, as one can imagine, did not go over well with her would-be guests. If you think her announcement of the cancellation was painful, just wait until you see her defensive replies to offended and outraged family and friends.
Holy mother of entitled a-holes, y'all!
We don't like stereotyping people, but we all know the classic trope of the "bridezilla" who has to have everything her way and will stop at absolutely nothing to get it. To an extent, we sort of understand that behavior - planning a wedding is an incredibly stressful thing after all. However, this insane bride took the whole "entitled" thing waaay too far. It's really no surprise that she's on her third marriage!
Can't take a cute engagement photo without nails did!
What is it with these entitled people? Does no one in this world have any amount of chill anymore?
Honestly, we almost think this "influencer" might just be a regular-ass person demanding free stuff. Although, we do have to give them some due props for coming up with a scheme this elaborate, like DAMN.
Nigerian university students Deborah Atoh and Dorcas Atsea didn't let their weddings stop them from taking their final exams - the two women had planned their weddings months in advance, only to find out later that their final exams in media ethics and law were scheduled for the exact same day!
