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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!

  • A few years ago, a young boy knocked on my Grandma’s door, asking if he might be allowed some cut flowers for his mum for Mothers Day. Grandma was thrilled and only too happy to help. Common courtesy says you ask permission, pleases and thankyous go great distances. Disgusted to read the bride wasn’t the least bit remorseful. I hope the lady had her pots returned.

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  • I can’t believe she was only fined $50 for stealing all of those flowers. If she could do this and not see a problem then I wouldn’t trust her with anything. Why couldn’t she ask people to donate some. We saved money on our wedding by having the reception at my MIL house.

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  • Good grief. It’s acts like these that make me despair for the future.

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  • If this is what “human nature” is becoming i seriously regret having children!
    How dare this bride trespass onto a property and take what she “needed” for a wedding!
    What if a loved ones ashes were buried under that particular rose? Or that pot you took was an emotionally priceless heirloom???
    If there was a whole garden full of “what you needed” why not be respectful and ask the owner if there is any chance of using some of her beautiful blooms and borrowing some pots? Im sure the owner would have been flattered and happy to help you out, probably for around the same price of your trespassing fine.
    Life IS NOT SOCIAL MEDIA! We can’t act in the real world like in a video game.
    Show honesty, courtesy and respect and the world might stand a chance

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  • I think she would have been better off having no flowers at all.

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  • What a horrible woman!
    The woman who’s garden it was would’ve been devastated. A gardener loves their garden 🙁
    I would’ve named and shamed the woman all over the Internet if it was me..

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  • That’s just unreal! The fact that she didn’t even care when she was caught out too! She should have been charged with theft as well or been made to do community service! $50 is not even close to what the flowers were worth or the time to fix what she did.

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  • At least she could of gone and asked and not steel that’s disgusting

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  • If that happened to me, I would be devastated. She could at least have asked, stealing is really not on.


    • Yes she should have asked and payed for it. And when she would have gotten no for an answer, she should have respected that.

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  • this low life should be in prison, what she did is theft & that is against the law in any country. In some countries you get a hand cut off if you steal & do it again they loose the other hand. If she steals like this then what else is she capable of or what else has she stolen?

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  • At least go to a public garden!

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  • Wow that’s pretty brazen isn’t it?!


    • Yes, she should be ashamed of herself.

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  • They are expensive , if you cant afford to buy them, dont have them! I’d be so angry if every flower was gone

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  • Stealing is not on. Ever! I wonder if she would have approached the home owner and simple asked if she would like some flowers maybe they could have come to a arrangement!

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  • This is so low. What a piece of work this woman must be. Wedding flowers are expensive- but you either pay for them, make your own through sourcing from markets etc or have other decorations.
    I can’t believe the hide of her not just to steal all the flowers – but also the flower pots! I’d be going after her if it was my garden she stole from!

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  • oh my goodness that is disgusting behaviour, how disrespectful a person is she! – I am disappointed though that she wasn’t made to replace the flowers/plants that she stole or at least ordered to compensate the garden only monetarily!

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  • She could have discussed her situation with the lady and perhaps arranged to purchase some roses and borrow the potted flowers. What she did was rude and selfish

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  • i got hat makers flowers from ebay, flowers give me migraines so we had fake roses and used candles as centre pieces on the tables, looked awesome and was cost effective, I got most of the centre piece stuff from the $2 shop!

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  • Wow!!
    We saved on flowers but brought from a local market and made ours our self

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  • wow that is really low…

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