Gypsy slammed for wearing Native American-inspired wedding dress filled with jewels

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Gypsy bride has left her husband-to-be and his family impressed when she picked a wedding dress to honour his heritage.Bride Hunter appeared on TLC's My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding and said she wanted to do something to show her appreciation of her partner, Dalton, who is of Native American descent.She was hoping to wear a Cherokee-themed wedding dress and turned to famous Gypsy dressmaker Sondra Celli for help.Sondra admitted: "I'm a bit nervous because it's not a typical Gypsy dress."But she pulled it through and made Hunter a white sleek dress bejewelled with turquoise stones and coloured crystals.She even got her a Native-American influenced headdress that was fitted with white feathers."It is beautiful, it has the bling.

I love it! This is the coolest dress I've ever seen," Hunter gasped when she saw the dress for the first time.Mum Tina teared up when her daughter tried on the dress, she said: "My daughter is not a Gypsy princess in that dress, she is a bling-out Cherokee goddess!"Hunter arrived the wedding venue on a horseback and when she showed up, groom Dalton was smiling from ear to ear."I see her in that dress, I thought I was gonna fall off my dress," he recalled the moment he saw Hunter at the wedding ceremony.But Hunter's dress sparked a discussion online as viewers called it a "Halloween costume".One said: "As a native woman, I can honestly say I don't care for this dress.

Head dresses are only worn by men also if you want to honour native culture, look up how a real wedding dress looks like. "This is a Halloween costume at best."Another slammed: "The dress maybe 'pretty' but the Native American culture is not a fashion trend.""I love how the girl spends so much on an offensive dress and the guy just.