Louisville: “Two weeks ago my wedding dress came in. I was really upset about the looks of it and sent an angry email to the company wanting to return it. I took pictures of me in the dress telling them it looked nothing like what I had ordered.”
These are the words of healthcare professional Aubrey Deux from Louisville in Kentucky, US. Deux is getting married. In the hassle-bustle of the big event coupled with the coronavirus situation, she ordered her wedding dress online. However, when Deux tried it on, it was nothing like the one she had ordered.
The disappointed bride-to-be shared a photograph of herself in the dress on social media and also sent an angry reply to the dressmaker.
However, it was not the maker’s fault. Social media went ROFL after seeing the dressmaker’s reply.
“Well, today I received this response from the company ‘you put the dress on inside out, please put it on the right way’,” Deux shared the response from the company.
“Who knew that they shipped wedding dresses inside out? …the dress actually turned out beautiful,” she said after trying it for the second time.
Later on, she clarified that it was “no sleep (16-24 hour shifts for a living ), final week (before the wedding), in a rush between jobs, skepticism with the company” to be blamed and also edited her original post, explaining the error.
