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The brazen bride ransacked a local garden to gather free wedding flowers for her reception…

A bride has been caught stealing from a private garden in an attempt to save money on her wedding flowers ninehoney reports.

The owner of the house and garden said that she was horrified when she woke up and discovered a number of expensive and rare flowers had been severed from her plants.

A Step Too Far

Sharing her story on Facebook, the gardener said that every rose in her garden had been taken as well as a number of other plants and pots.

“All I could do was prune the roses back and try to coax them into blooming again,” the woman wrote on Facebook.

It wasn’t until weeks later that an observant neighbour noticed that a wedding she had attended featured flowers suspiciously similar to those stolen from the garden.

“The tip-off was the petunias and impatiens in my very distinctive, white painted flowerpots being used as centrepieces,” she said.

Piece By Piece

As the woman listened to her neighbour, she began to piece together exactly what had happened to her garden.

“The bride apparently passed my house and saw my bloomed up garden,” she said. “(She) went out a couple of days before the wedding and cut all of my roses and took pots to use for her wedding.”

Despite her brazen behaviour, the bride was only handed a $50 trespassing charge and expressed no remorse for her actions.

“They’re just flowers. I needed flowers for my wedding and you have a whole yard full,” she said.

We can’t believe this bride’s total lack of concern or consideration for the garden owner. If you can’t afford flowers for your wedding, find other ways to decorate your venue!

Where did you spend and save for your wedding? Let us know in the comments!

  • I actually attended a wedding were the bride and groom stole all their flowers from people’s garden’s the day before the wedding and they were very proud of it. Getting the flowers they wanted for free. They didn’t want supermarket flowers. They wanted garden flowers. Both of them HAD the money to buy flowers, She is a nurse, He owns his own business. Personally I think that was too much, even if it only was a flower here and a flower there still would they be happy if someone picked up flowers from their garden one morning? No.

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  • To answer the question, we had our wedding in a public park, a celebrant, bought a non wedding dress, modest rings, small, small wedding with a few handful of family, a DIY buffet at family members house, a modest cake, a friend took photos, no flowers, no frills, no stress, no debt. I reckon the bride in the story got herself some nice flowers by the sound of it and all for the rock bottom price of fifty dollars. She should have asked.

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  • That sort of blatant disregard for others just annoys me so much. For my wedding I cut costs in doing without a real wedding cake, designing and making my own invites, and asking friends to help with various tasks.

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  • I’ve seen this before – she should have been charged with theft.

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  • Very rude!

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  • That’s a terrible thing to do.

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  • Wow how rude

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  • Truly disgusting behaviour. So selfish.

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  • No respect at all is so rude of her

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  • Wow! I would never do that. Its a big difference from picking one as a kid. There needs to be a decent punishment for this!

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  • Wow! That;s awful and to be charged only $50 is a disgrace.

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  • No ethics there and only a $50 trespass! How about theft? Even if they thought flowers was nothing what about the pots for heavens sakes.

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  • The venue you have a wedding at can save you some money. Bridesmaids brought there own dresses to help save costs.

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  • Wow, how rude and ridiculous she was only charged with trespassing. She should’ve been charged with theft too. She should’ve had to pay for the pots and flowers too.

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  • oh no this is terrible

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  • OMG, she even stole the pots! How lucky a neighbour was at the wedding to alert the gardener. If the bride had asked first, but to steal them us not on

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  • Such a pity that the PC brigade didn’t organise a shame against her – this is just not on to steal from others.

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  • Wow that’s just awful

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  • This is poor form and such bad behaviour. I recently had a courier steal some roses from my front garden. When I confronted him, he didn’t even apologise, acting like it was nothing. When you are on someone else’s property show some decency and ask.

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  • OMG, how rude? What about loving the flowers and perhaps asking the owners and maybe paying them something. Sadly, nothing surprises me these days. How sad.

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