The clips showing the marriage proposals o theme parties They’re becoming more common to see on TikTok, but one girl went viral in an unexpected way after bragging about buying not one but two dresses for less than $10.
Bride wears $3 dress for her wedding and her story goes viral on TikTok
It is well known that the cost of a wedding can be very high and among the biggest expenses is the white dress worn by the bride; However, the young American from Florida named Rachel Connealy achieved what seemed impossible; find her dream clothes and pay very little for them.
This is how he made it known in a clip with more than a million views where he can be seen walking to the altar and which was accompanied by the following text: “My Goodwill ceremony dress for 3 dollars.”
What drew attention is that her garment did not seem to come out of a second-hand store, because despite the fact that it was a simple design, it gave her great elegance, as if it were a unique piece of its kind.
Various Internet users said that her clothes were very similar to the Givenchy dress that Meghan Markle wore in 2019 for her wedding with Prince Harry and also that she had a great physical resemblance to the former royal, for which she received many compliments.
“You remind me of the beautiful Meghan Markle, congratulations”, “I can’t believe you paid 3 dollars, it’s a very beautiful dress”, “You look fabulous and you look like Meghan Markle”, “I swear I mistook you for Meghan Markle, You look identical to her!”, “I’m jealous of your luck to get that dress” or “How lucky you are, at Goodwill it is almost impossible to find beautiful things”, is the way they expressed themselves.
The young woman wore a second $5 dress at the celebration
At the time of the party, Rachel Connealy wore another dress which was shorter, had puffed sleeves and a discreet neckline on the chest.
Said model also found it in a second-hand store and paid 5 dollars for it, because for her it did not make sense to wear an expensive garment for a single day.
“It’s so much better for me to have an experience than to have this dress in a box that I can show my kids 20 years from now and they’ll say, ‘That’s so old-fashioned.’ I felt like a princess in my day.” is what he commented in an interview with the portal ‘Up Worthy’.
Despite the popularity of the tiktoker case and the fact that her story was replicated in various national media, some accuse her of having lied about the real price of her dresses, since she never showed conclusive proof that those were the real prices.
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