After losing $300,000 in a failed business investment, a bride-to-be made a secret decision about her wedding: she sold her $20,000 specially-ordered gown to another bride and walked down the aisle in a white silk nightgown, veil and cheap tiara.
Her fiancé and the guests were stunned. At the altar she explained that the dress money had gone towards the deposit on the apartment they had lost, and that cutting wedding extras had helped rebuild their savings.
He was hurt at first — not by the outfit, but by being kept out of the decision. Still, he agreed that big decisions should be made together, and the couple married anyway.
A month later they bought the apartment. The story ends with a question many readers debated: even after learning the reason, did he have a right to be upset?
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