Bride-to-be shames her fiancé over his VERY awkward mistake about bamboo plates
A woman has publicly shamed her fiancé after he made a nasty mistake with bamboo plates.
Caroline Wise, 25, from Texas, used TikTok to mock her husband-to-be by sharing a text message about their wedding registry.
She revealed that her fiancé Austin Reed Thomas, 27, had panicked over one specific item, which turned out to be a comical misunderstanding.
And dozens of viewers responded to the confusion with playful jabs.
Caroline Wise, 25, from Texas, took to TikTok to poke fun at her future husband by sharing a text exchange about their wedding registry
She revealed that her fiancé Austin Reed Thomas, 27, had panicked over one specific item, which turned out to be a comical misunderstanding
In the clip, which has been viewed more than 1.7 million times so far, Caroline uses a green screen to overlay herself on the screenshots.
“Today’s episode is about a relationship with a heterosexual man…” she said with a sly smile.
My fiancé sends me this message about our wedding registry.
“He said, ‘Can you take those bamboo plates down?’ I’m allergic to bamboo.”
Caroline was taken aback by the request and replied, “Are you kidding?”
Austin responded with a simple “no,” before showing viewers the kitchen utensil in question.
She revealed that the plates were actually Bamboo Porcelain Salad Plates by Pillivuyt.
The set of four, which costs $109.95, is made of porcelain with a delicate bamboo pattern on the rim.
The set of four, which costs $109.95, is made of porcelain with a delicate bamboo pattern running around the rim
The exchange caused hilarity among viewers, as one of them said: ‘GIRL, IT’S NOT TOO LATE’
Caroline then responded to her future husband to assuage his concerns, writing, “That’s just the pattern. Not real bamboo. They’re ceramic.”
Austin concluded shyly, “How should I know?”
The content creator posted the clip with the following caption: ‘I love that man and at least he keeps it interesting.’
And the discussion caused hilarity among the viewers, because someone said: ‘GIRL, IT’S NOT TOO LATE.’
“That would be a reason for me not to do it,” joked another.
Someone else described it as a “red flag” and a fourth commented: “Welcome to the rest of your life.”
Following the widespread outcry, Caroline posted a second video responding to a comment that said, “Make sure you include them in the divorce.”
She said: ‘I never thought I would wake up with a thousand people on the internet telling me to call off my wedding. But here I am!’
But she quickly dismissed the criticism, saying the couple, who met on Halloween two years ago, would marry in November.