Disappointed Bride Airs Frustration After Delivery Driver Did Not Return Her Change
DISAPPOINTED BRIDE – A bride has expressed her disappointment after the delivery driver did not return her change.
A wedding is a special day when two people decide to spend their lives together, and it’s filled with love, joy, and wonderful moments. It’s where the couple, the bride, and the groom, stand in front of their friends and family. They say special words to each other, promising to love and take care of one another.
After the ceremony, it’s time to celebrate! Everyone moves to a special place called the reception. There’s usually delicious food, music for dancing, and lots of laughter. The newlyweds cut a beautiful cake together, and they might even have a special dance.
Recently, the Facebook page “The Budgetarian Bride” garnered various reactions from netizens as a bride expressed her disappointment over a cake delivery incident involving a Lalamove driver.
The bride identified as Princess Jewel shared a photo of herself and her husband cutting the cake, revealing that the cake’s color didn’t match their expectations. The cake was supposed to be in a shade called sage green.
However, she mentioned that the cake turned out to be white after the green covering was removed. The bride also revealed that the Lalamove driver didn’t return her P1,000.
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The bride, who seemed to take the situation with humor, wrote, “DI SINOLI NI LALAMOVE DRIVER YUNG SUKLI SA 1K”.
Here is the full post:
“DI SINOLI NI LALAMOVE DRIVER YUNG SUKLI SA 1K
Share ko lang po, nakuhanan pala ng p&v namin to. Di ko alam why, pero sguro dahil naging naked yung dapat sage green namin na cake tapos di pa sinoli ng lalamove driver ung sukli namin sa 1K hahahahaha
From Bride Princess Jewel”
The post quickly garnered various reactions from the netizens. Some sympathized with the bride’s disappointment.
The post serves as a reminder for both customers and delivery drivers to communicate clearly and handle goods with care, especially when it comes to delicate items like wedding cakes.