Woman & # 39; stolen & # 39; at the wedding of a best friend – by another maid of honor

A maid of honor remembered the horrible moment when she was "stolen" at her best friend's wedding – by another maid of honor.

The 25-year-old woman shared the lead role of bridesmaid with another friend of the bride, whom she nicknamed Sandra, when she stole her speech at the reception, claiming any glory.

The shocked woman described at this point worthy of reference the moment when Sandra "distanced and disorganized" stole her thunder in a speech on Facebook, recognizing that the deception was devastating.

"I felt a bit like I was stolen," she told news.com.au.

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"I was upset to have planned this beautiful speech for weeks and she dropped the ball on his own and just took mine."

Others are just as outraged, leaving dozens of messages to support the now viral release.

"People like her belong to the trash," said an angry user.

"It's crazy, it's literally stolen," says another.

"I hope karma bites her in the **," said another.

A little earlier, she had explained that she had only shared her speech with her maid of honor in order to help her editor.

"I offer some advice on the fact that it can be interesting to talk about childhood stories with the bride, how great they are, etc.", she writes in her original message.

She says, "It's a good idea" and asks me about my speech, I give her the Cliffs Notes version as well as the story I wanted to tell. "

But at the time of the wedding, Sandra still had no idea and frantically munched her laptop while the bride and Sarah were getting ready.

"The reception begins and the speeches too." Sandra begins "GUYS – IT WAS MY WORD." The same story that I had planned, compliments, jokes, EVERYTHING.

Of course, the US woman was devastated but she said "that she could not do anything" because she did not want to ruin the big day of her best friend.

But the bride was extremely aware of the deception.

"I wrote about one of the first interactions between the bride and groom where I happened to be when it happened," she said. "But Sandra was not."

With only a few seconds between speeches, she ended up rehearsing her speech, while adding a few more details in a desperate attempt to try to differentiate the two.

The rest of the wedding went off normally, she added to news.com.au, revealing that she had told the bride about her return from her honeymoon.

"We were watching her wedding video and I said:" Hey, just so you know it was my speech and that she stole it. & # 39; ; " She says.

"The bride is excused but I do not think she ever talked to Sandra about it."