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"Surprise Proposal Stirs Debate as Bachelor Nation Couple Engages at 'Golden Wedding'"
entertainment2 years ago

"Surprise Proposal Stirs Debate as Bachelor Nation Couple Engages at 'Golden Wedding'"

During a live "Golden Bachelor" wedding, Brayden Bowers proposed to Christina Mandrell, both of whom are alumni of "The Bachelor" franchise. The proposal, which took place just before the wedding of Gerry Turner and Theresa Nist, has sparked online debate about the appropriateness of getting engaged at another person's wedding. Despite receiving permission from the couple getting married, the engagement faced criticism on social media. Bowers and Mandrell had publicly announced their relationship in December 2023 and have shared their journey, including Bowers's recovery from a severe boating accident and their mutual affection.

"Brayden Bowers' Surprise Proposal to Christina Mandrell Sparks Mixed Reactions"
entertainment2 years ago

"Brayden Bowers' Surprise Proposal to Christina Mandrell Sparks Mixed Reactions"

"Bachelor" fans expressed disapproval after Brayden Bowers proposed to Christina Mandrell during the televised "Golden Wedding" of Gerry Turner and Theresa Nist. Despite Bowers claiming he had the couple's permission, viewers criticized the move as tacky and a breach of wedding etiquette. The proposal occurred during pre-ceremony drinks and was captured by the show's cameras. The event was part of a special celebration that also featured the emotional wedding of Turner and Nist, the first senior version of ABC's reality dating show, now available for streaming on Hulu.

"Guest Criticized for Interfering When Bride Opts Out of Baby High Chair at Wedding"
lifestyle-and-social2 years ago

"Guest Criticized for Interfering When Bride Opts Out of Baby High Chair at Wedding"

A wedding guest who arranged for high chairs to be provided at a wedding after being told none would be available was frustrated when the bride allocated the chairs to other guests with babies. The guest, who was babysitting a bridesmaid's nearly one-year-old child, felt entitled to one of the chairs she helped secure. The situation sparked debate on Mumsnet, with some criticizing the guest for meddling and others pointing out the guest's role in helping the wedding party, suggesting that the bridesmaid's child should have priority for a high chair.