A bride-to-be was called “tasteless” for wanting to charge friends and family $50 per person to attend her wedding.

“We all know that weddings are very expensive,” the woman said in an online group. “What do you think about charging guests $50 to attend?”

The bride thought it would be a great idea to let people pay to reduce the cost of the food – without limiting the guest list.

“Please respond with your $50… I don’t think it’s distasteful. It’s convenient and a good deal,” she said.

People were quick to criticize the bride and vent their anger online, with many calling it “ridiculous” and “cheap” to expect guests to foot the bill.

“Wow. Yes, we know you don’t think this is distasteful – you just want to hear that you’re right. And you’re not,” one woman said.

“This is in really bad taste. If you can’t afford it, don’t do it!” agreed another.

“That’s my thought: celebrate the wedding you can really afford!” a third person chimed in.

A bride-to-be who sought support for her idea of ​​charging her guests for her wedding was in for a nasty shock when everyone agreed that it was “tasteless” and “cheap.”

People criticized the bride-to-be for thinking it was “good business” to charge guests money. “Have the wedding you can afford!” one woman said.

Others who had fewer problems with wedding invitation etiquettewas still of the opinion that the participation fee was not worth the money.

“Girl, I don’t even go to bars that charge admission,” said one woman.

“For $50 per person I get better food and entertainment,” added another.

A man was horrified by the American woman who thought that a wedding was a “good business deal” and not a celebration of love.

Another person said that the “demanding” bride did not understand the significance of the guest from all over the world.

“What has happened to the joy of being a host? One of the greatest joys used to be being generous to one’s guests.”

“You know, it is more blessed to give than to receive – something like that,” he added.

It is not the first time that the bride and groom have asked their guests for money to finance their dream wedding.

A New York couple who insisted on a classy wedding had 80 percent of their guests cancel but not attend because they tried to charge each of them $333.

Nova and Reemo Styles had wanted to have a wedding in the city’s famous St. Patrick’s Cathedral – but then they realized that the church alone would cost $150,000.

The couple decided to think outside the box and came up with the idea of ​​having their guests cover the costs.

“Let’s put pressure on guests and sell tickets to a wedding,” Nova said.

Thousands of people were shocked by the influencer couple’s “demanding” behavior.

“This is in bad taste!” wrote one man. “I would never think of making someone pay to attend my wedding! This is ridiculous.”

“These people are cheapskates! They want the bling but are too cheap to pay for it,” added another.

“Hope they used the money to buy something classy,” a third chimed in.