The bride makes fun of a $ 1000 crazy wedding dress code

A bride made a splash after demanding that her wedding guests spend at least $ 1,000 for their outfits for her big day, but also by giving them a strict dress code based on their weight.

In a moronic Facebook article, shared by the Daily Mail, a bride detailed a list of requirements that she expects from each guest to come together for her wedding in Hawaii in 2019.

"The dress code is very specific because it will be used to create an incredible visual effect," she wrote.

She kindly divided each dress code into four categories: women weighing between 45 and 72 kg, men weighing between 45 and 91 kg, women weighing over 72 kg and men weighing over 91 kg.

Women in the first category should buy a green velvet sweater, orange suede pants and Louboutin heels – especially the "famous red-heeled shoes" – and a Burberry scarf in addition.

Just to give you an idea of ​​the cost of this strange outfit, the scarf can cost between $ 300 and $ 1500.

Men who weigh 91 kg or less have an even more strange outfit to wear, consisting of a purple fuzzy jacket, a soda cap, white sneakers and shiny glow sticks.

Any guest who weighs more than 72 kg has the blessing to wear the most normal outfit of all groups, being told to wear only a black sweater, pants and heels.

Men weighing more than 91 kg must be fully camouflaged with black sneakers.

Children who attend have a very special role in dance and should be dressed from head to toe in red.

"Remember that children will have the shape of a heart, it must be red, not blood orange or bull ** t," the bride wrote.

And if all that was not enough, guests should also bring a second formal outfit to change after the end of the dance routine in the wedding.

"Do not forget that the place is extremely upscale and that we want to be among our best ladies and gentlemen, please, if you have the look of a junk, we will do it too, "he added.

"All jokes aside, we want you to invest in equipment valued at at least $ 1,000."

She added that guests would have no excuse for not having their clothes sorted on time, as the wedding was in a year and a half.

And if you were hoping it was a big joke, you'd be seriously disappointed because the guests would have posted on the Internet to confirm that the bride was 100% serious.