September 30, 2024 at 10:21 pm

Groom-To-Be Has No Interest In Wedding Planning, But Insists On A Bold Wedding Color. Now His Fiancé Says It Doesn’t Match Anything And Drama Ensues.

by Diana Whelan

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Wedding planning is a whirlwind, and one groom is happy to let his fiancée take the reins—except when it comes to his one non-negotiable: the color scheme.

While she’s juggling every other detail, he’s standing firm on his love for one particular shade of purple. But is refusing to budge making him the problem?

Let’s take a look at the story

AITA for not budging on my wedding colour scheme.

So my fiancé (F34) and I (m27) have been dating for almost 5 years and have been engaged for about 9 months, we’ve recently started discussing about planning the wedding.

I’ll be honest she’s doing a great job in planning it out, setting the budget, arranging venue viewings, etc.

She is doing the majority of the planning herself and as it’s her big day I’m just letting her choose what she wants.

What a lady.

We’ve recently gotten to the stage where we have to talk about colour schemes for my suit accessories and the bridesmaids dresses.

My favourite colour is Cadbury Purple, it always has been. So I said I want that, at first she just said “okay” and we moved on. ‘

It then got to the point where she was suggesting different types of colours we could have, “lilac, peach, sage green, baby blue.”

This is all really specific.

I said “I already told you I want Cadbury purple.”  She said that I can’t have Cadbury purple because it doesn’t go with anything.

I said I’m fine with her picking and choosing everything to do with the wedding but the only input I want to add is what I will be wearing.

She started to get into a strop, saying that I’m making it difficult and asking if we can just compromise and I said that it wouldn’t be compromising if it’s not the colour I want.

Oh dear dear dear.

I said if I don’t have Cadbury purple then I don’t care what colour I have and she should just pick it herself and not pretend that I have a say in the wedding when I clearly don’t.

So am I the a**hole for wanting to stick to the only input I want to have in our wedding?

Geez. Is purple REALLY worth the drama?

Reddit says no. And that he’s pretty much the AH here.

This person says marriage is going to a blast if they keep this up.

Source: Reddit/AITA

This person says you can’t just plan one thing in a wedding…it’s only going to lead to issues.

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This person is making us all LOL.

Source: Reddit/AITA

When your “something blue” is actually purple drama, you know the wedding planning’s hit a snag.

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Diana Whelan | Contributing Writer, Life & Drama

Diana Whelan is a contributing writer for TwistedSifter specializing in family dynamics, viral internet culture, and interpersonal relationships. Drawing on her extensive professional background as a senior copywriter in the digital marketing space, Diana excels at transforming community-driven conversations and trending social media debates into relatable, highly engaging narratives.

Rather than simply aggregating online drama, Diana brings a balanced, humorous, and empathetic editorial voice to everyday dilemmas and parenting moments. She has a keen eye for finding the human element at the center of complex relationship conflicts and viral social trends.

Outside of writing, Diana is usually spending time with her husband and two kids, planning elaborate themed parties, or chasing down new family adventures. Fueled by a little too much caffeine and a love for a well-placed pun, she can often be found unwinding with a glass of wine and her very patient golden retriever.

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