Watch it: Is this the most demanding bride ever?

On Sunday, I watched the Real Housewives of Miami and boy was it good.

Adrianna de Moura’s wedding was the theme of the episode. Never mind that she and Frediric Marq married in 2008, according to Adrianna, that was just a piece of paper and wasn’t blessed by God.

I digress. The episode shows Adrianna getting ready for her ridiculously lavish wedding where she requests guests wear all white to the wedding and change into 1920s style clothing for the reception.

Yeap, you read this right. She not only requires guests to wear white to her wedding, she also demanded they change their clothes to fit the theme of her reception.

If that isn’t ‘Bridezilla’, I don’t know what it. And yes, it gets worst.

Adrianna arrives at her bridal suite at 2pm. By 4pm, her last bridesmaid has arrived and Adrianna is still not even close to being ready for her 6pm wedding. At 5pm, Frederic shows up in the suite with his parents. Adriana is wearing a face mask and a robe.

The wedding planner comes into the suite at 6pm and says the wedding needs to start. Adrianna is still not dressed.

By 7pm, she is still in the bridal suite as her guests wait at the church across the street. A few minutes later, Adrianna is finally dressed and ready to leave but she decides she doesn’t like her veil and proceeds to rip it until it is to her liking.

After all this hoopla, Adrianna actually looks extremely beautiful. Her dress was a gorgeous grey tulle and she looked stunning in it.

The wedding finally begins at 7:30pm and lasts an hour. The reception is due to start at 9pm but of course it doesn’t.

The guests and the bridal party have to change into their second look of the day and of course Adrianna is running late.

By 10:30pm, Frederic arrives to tell his wife that guests are leaving as there is no food or drinks available.

Adrianna gets upset and finally arrives at the reception at 11pm.

Could you imagine waiting three hours for a bride? I mean, you are already annoyed thanks to the demanded attire of the day complete with an outfit change, but then waiting for her for over at an hour to start the ceremony and even longer for the reception?

De Moura is now the walking definition of Bridezilla.