I wore my wedding dress to my fiance’s funeral

A GRIEVING bride-to-be has revealed that she wore her wedding dress to her late fiancee’s funeral – despite her in-laws begging her not to.

The 24-year-old took to Reddit where she asked fellow users if she was an “a**hole” for going against their wishes.

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A grieving bride-to-be has revealed that she wore her wedding dress (pictured) to her late fiancee’s funeralCredit: Dolce & Gabbana
She explained that her fiancee's parents were furious with her decision, despite it being her daughter's dying wish

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She explained that her fiancee’s parents were furious with her decision, despite it being her daughter’s dying wish

In her post she explained that she had recently lost her 27-year-old fiancee whose dying wish had been to wear her own wedding dress when she was buried.

In turn she asked her fiancee to wear her dress for the ceremony as they wouldn’t be able to get married.

The mourning woman continued: “I told 27’s family (they were in charge of planning the funeral) and they agreed to putting 27 in her wedding dress, but said I couldn’t wear mine. 

“Apparently they would be fine if I had a traditional wedding dress, but because it’s this, they said it’s inappropriate.”

The woman then shared a snap of the dress she had intended to wear, a beautiful multi-coloured patchwork dress by Dolce & Gabbana. 

I was honouring my fiancé’s wishes but at the same time, I went against her parents who are grieving the untimely loss of their daughter

She continued: “I spoke with her sister and brothers about it (I’m quite close with them) and they said they would be on my side if I decided to show up in my wedding dress.

“I did and 27’s sister and brothers kept their promise but it really upset 27’s parents even more. 

“After the funeral, they cursed me out. They let some things slip (they never liked that their daughter liked girls and that they never liked me) and said I was being a selfish a**hole.

“Now I’m conflicted; I was honouring my fiancé’s wishes but at the same time, I went against her parents who are grieving the untimely loss of their daughter.”

Despite her concerns, fellow Reddit users were hugely supportive of her decision, reassuring her that she was definitely not an a**hole.

Commenting on the post, one wrote: “Your fianceé’s parents are extremely homophobic and bigots. 

“You were not wrong to fulfill your fianceé’s last wish. Her parents are the only a**holes in this.”

Agreeing, a second added: “You are honoring their daughter’s wishes and they should want to honor their daughter as well, including you.”

“When someone has their “last wishes” known before their death, then it is the respectful thing to follow them,” said a third.

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