People frequently describe engaged women as "bridezillas." But two industry experts told Insider they think the term needs to be retired. The experts said the term has misogynistic roots, and that ...

The term “bridezilla” has been used to disparage brides for decades. It’s finally time to let it go. Hanlon believes instead of stigmatizing some seriously stressed out brides, we need to address ...

Having a sibling is often seen as a built-in blessing, especially when the bond feels warm, supportive, and easy. At their ...

"I kind of want to stop trying to work with people and just start saying, 'This is what you’re doing and when so deal with it,' " the bride wrote on Reddit Mint Images/Getty A bride has been deemed a ...

One anonymous bridezilla is being accused of going "too far” after claiming she secretly fattened up her two “stunning” sisters before their bridesmaid duties, as she desperately wanted to be the ...

An exasperated individual took to the "Wedding Shaming" Reddit community to disclose her story of an upcoming wedding that she may or may not be taking part in this fall as a "close friend" prepares ...

Women who spoke about their weddings in viral TikToks say they've been labeled "bridezillas." All three shared videos discussing personal wedding preferences and got negative responses. One told ...