Our wedding is being featured on an Australian blog today, Polkadotbride, which is great... however, I just looked at the post and saw that she's written this in regards to the dress that I didn't end up getting, 'Mel had chosen a dress some months before but was not entirely happy with it and was not even sure it would arrive on time. She found her wedding gown a few days before the wedding in a vintage store.'I didn't say anything about not being happy with the gown that I'd ordered- just that there was an issue with the ordering of it and that in the end what I ended up with was much better. I don't want to be entirely rude in contacting her to ask her to remove that sentence, but I'm in an ongoing dispute with the dress store owner about the dress and I'm afraid that if she were to see this, she'd think I had alternative motives in regards to the whole debacle- which I certainly didn't. Should I email the website and ask them to remove that line? I'm grateful for the feature, but I don't want to risk further legal problems, especially as a result of being misquoted...