How many "rules" make you a bridezilla?

PrincessMandie

It's your wedding and if you want to pick the dress they are to wear you are entitled to do that.  Putting rules on the length, sleeve and color is not "Bridzilla" territory.

elizabethlkemery

I focus  to much on detail, to the point where I become obsessed about little things like favors; ( I have 6 favors for each girl.)  Yet, at the same time I what my MOH and my two BMs' to be comfortable and enjoy themselves and look back years from now and possibly say 'Liz wasn't all that crazy.'
My girls have different body types, my first  thought was to dress them it what flatters them, and a dress they can where in the future.  During all of my searching for different types of designers / dresses for the girls, I found my wedding dress (Maggie Sottero.com AWESOME!!!)  and I think that actually helped me choose the styles of dresses to look for the MOH and BM's  (not that I would want them to mach me but, be complimentary and elegant)  the best website I found was BestBridalPrices.com I wrote down the designers I like with the model number and it was the same in the shop so, it was easy to find what would work. 
We all got dresses from the same shop; we figured it would be easier then too buy something on the web and find out we have to alter the measurement or buy a whole new dress.  It is a little more too buy from a shop/boutique but the service, professionalism and hassle free worrying is totally worth it.  I did want the girls to buy there own dress; however like I said I ended up getting a tone of favors                

nodoubt178

I think your rules are perfectly reasonable.  Definitely not a bridezilla!

stbmrsdrennan

i dont think that your requirments are too much to ask at all.you've given them plenty of freedom because this is one of the biggest days of your life and asking for straps, color, and length isnt too much