One bride has received backlash online after demanding that her sister cover up her brand-new tattoo because she didn't want it 'ruining' her expensive wedding photo shoot. She's even said that she would have to 'find someone to take her place' in the wedding party if she refused to cover it up.
She furiously took to Reddit to anonymously explain that her sister had recently had a tattoo of love-heart shaped cherries with glitter detail surrounding it - but the bride hadn't taken too kindly to the ink, saying it was too big.
In the Reddit post, the bride-to-be explained that her mum had defended her sister, saying the tattoo would easily be covered - but she wasn't convinced.
She shared a Snapchat she'd been sent from her sister on Reddit, writing: "My sister just got a tattoo of big a** cherries on her arm and is refusing to wear a dress with sleeves now.
"How do I politely say either she wears a dress with sleeves, uses make-up to cover it up, or I'll have to find someone to take her place her in the bridal party because I don't want this in the pictures I'm paying £3k for.
"My mum said she could just strategically hold her bouquet to cover it. What is she going to do, cradle it like a baby?"
The tattoo in question appeared to be on her sister's forearm, covering much of it.
Redditors were horrified at the bride-to-be's attitude, as they wondered why she was making such a big deal about a tattoo that was inoffensive.
One wrote: "That is the easiest thing to cover up in photoshop. Less than 10 seconds. People just love fussing over nothing."
Someone else agreed, adding: "Seriously. I was expecting to see some huge six inch tall glaring red cherry tattoo. Plus it looks like it's more on the inside of her arm. Probably won't even be able to see it in pics that much!"
"Wanting control over every little aspect", another jibed.
Other users even complimented the tattoo, with one writing: "Oh my gosh if that’s on her arm that is the smallest tattoo ever. The chances of even seeing it in the photos are minuscule.
"I read the title before I saw the tattoo and was thinking 'is her whole arm a badly-done red cherry? Does it look like b****cheeks?'
"But nope, the smallest, most minimal, most innocent little cherries. The bride needs to get a grip."
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