‘Whose day is it?’ trolls slam mother of the bride as she...

A MOTHER of the bride has sparked fury after choosing an incredibly glamorous dress to wear to her daughter's big wedding day. The woman decided to turn her back on the traditional types of outfits worn by newlyweds' mothers and instead went all out.

Image Credit: The Sun [The bride's mother in a sequined dress and feathered cape.]

Looking confident, the tanned blonde posed up a storm in the chic white gown, which featured a midi skirt, feather detailing and a neckline. The back of the white gown, which has since taken the internet by storm for all the wrong reasons, also boasted a corset-style detailing to cinch in the waist.

Image Credit: The Sun [Bride's mother walking down aisle in a white gown.]

To complete the look, the woman went with sky-high white heels and topped it off with a gorgeous pearl choker around her neck and dazzling earrings. It is not sure whether Andrea was the artist behind the mother's jaw-dropping wedding entrance, which also included a glamourous up-do, as well as a flamboyant hat.

People were quick to comment on the video, with the majority of them criticising the mum for the outfit they thought was ''too much''. Numerous TikTok users pointed out that the woman perhaps shouldn't have chosen such an outfit considering it was her daughter's big day.

''Whose day is it?'' said one critic. ''it's not your day remember,'' a second reminded. Someone else agreed, commenting: ''It's your daughters day, not yours. She should be the focus of attention.''. The mother, whose identity remains unknown, was also said to ''love the limelight'', and some fashion critics compared the white frock to ''curtains''.

Others, meanwhile, others were blown away by the woman's look for the wedding. ''well that mother looks absolutely beautiful,'' said one fan of the glamorous gown. If you're struggling to decided on a dress to see you through wedding season, here's a few rules on what not to wear so you don't get in trouble.

Another hit back at the trolls and said: ''the woman gets to show off their wealth and status on wedding days, it's part of the culture, looking fabulous.''. ''Stunning outfit in my opinion!'' a third couldn't get over the dress. While there is no rule, dressing in white to a wedding has long been deemed “bad form” by etiquette experts, who claim it “distracts from the bride” on her big day.

In most cases, this is seen as a deliberate move to sabotage or even ruin the ceremony – and more often than not, this act is committed by a “jealous” new mother-in-law or a ex-partner. Unlock even more award-winning articles as The Sun launches brand new membership programme - Sun Club.