Bride-to-be “Katie” coordinates heist with mother to steal best friend’s wedding dress for her own engagement photoshoot, tries to play it off as having borrowed it: ‘[I] wanted to feel special too’

Every friendship has their own set of rules set by each individual's boundaries. Still, it seems like there is a set of universal, yet unspoken, rules of friendship that every bestie just ought to know. For example, everyone knows that you shouldn't date your best friend's ex, spoil the end of a show that they're bingeing, or touch their wedding dress without their express permission.

I've personally seen brides treat their wedding gowns with the kind of reverence usually reserved for priceless artifacts. One of my friends vacuum-sealed hers in a box that looked like it belonged in a museum. My aunt made me and my cousins all wash our hands before coming within five feet of hers – which, made sense given that we were all rambunctious elementary schoolers at the time. In any case, this behavior makes sense. Because of all of the money, stress, and memories wrapped up in a single garment, it gains something of its own life essence and aura.

That is exactly why today's best friend betrayal feels extra cruel. Our protagonist is moments away from commenting "Congrats!" on her bestie's engagement photos on Instagram when she realizes she recognizes she bride-to-be's dress. It's her exact same wedding dress. Not a lookalike, not a dress with a similar vibe, but the exact same dress – tiny hem stain and all! Head on down to find out exactly how she got her hands on the closely-guarded treasure.

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My best friend "borrowed" my wedding dress for her engagement photos without telling me

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Right, there totally has to be a history of theft here. This just happens to be the first time they got caught!
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