Bride tells wedding guests things they 'must never do' to avoid rudeness

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weddings to blast annoying guest habits that should be avoided at all costs.In a TikTok video, Morgan Casper @morgangcasper complains about annoying text messages the bride and groom receive shortly before the wedding.Morgan says the messages and questions are totally unnecessary and just make extra work for the busy couple.She fumes: "Do not text the bride and groom two weeks before their wedding saying, 'Can I help with anything?'"I can’t explain it but it kind of feels ridiculous."Like as if in the last two weeks of wedding planning they haven’t figured out what they need to do."And it’s just one more text they don’t need to respond to."Instead, offer your help three to six months ahead of time.

This is when they actually may have tasks that you can help them with."Morgan is also pretty blunt about questions about dress code, telling people to Google it instead.She says: "If they have not put a dress code on their invitations or wedding website like cocktail, black tie, ask anybody else, a bridesmaid, a family member, a friend, Google search it."They have so many texts to respond to in that last month before the wedding that they really don’t need one about you asking what to wear."Your dress or suit is the last thing on their mind."Many people agreed with Morgan's sentiment, one simply writing: "Amen."A second told her: "You made me think of a good idea of putting out a designated question answer on our FAQ."Disagreeing, someone else commented: "I would much rather someone ask me than coming completely under or overdressed and stand out in the crowd."This comes after a woman was told she "dodged a bullet" when she found "nauseating" photos on her boyfriend's computer just months before they were due to be wed..