Bridezilla and her Scam Wedding Company

"EnkiSchmidt;c-18052616" wrote:
I didn't saw cheating, to me it looked like the woman was engaged to a man whom she thought she was in love with, then AFTER that met a woman for whom she also had feelings. It was sad, and I was already planning do make the trio a happy threemating in my game.

Then there was the scene where the engaged couple ate cake together and judging from the thought bubbles they seemed to enjoy different flavours, what seems to be a serious matter in The Sims. So naturally with such a stark incompatibility, their life together would be cursed forever after, but somehow they were not adults enough to call the whole thing off.

Additionally the husband-to-be seemed to be either a) a bit more mature, understanding that cake preferences aren't what makes or breaks a marriage or b) not caring for his girlfriend's feelings, because a good wife has to like what he likes, she'll get around to it or c) hadn't even noticed the big cake rift

In any case it looked like the bride was ready to go through with the vows after all, up until the moment where her other love interest showed up. That settled the matter, only then did she call the whole thing off and immediately re-used the wedding arc for the new partner.

The true love out of nowhere was a bit over the top, but I can headcanon her as the spouse's childhood friend or co-worker or whatever.

Agreed. To me, it was very clear there was no cheating per se.

The best friend/maid of honor was clearly secretly in love with the original bride; original bride was unaware and still in love with the original groom. The wedding planning process made it very clear that that they were incompatible and that he continually disappointed her... e.g., by getting blackout drunk and passing out on the floor during their rehearsal dinner (which would certainly be a red flag for me, too, IRL!!)... which led to her best friend comforting her, at which point original bride realizes, "Hey, right here in front of me is the person who always understands me, is there for me, and makes me feel happier."

Nothing happens between them except for holding hands, which was initiated as a comforting/platonic gesture, but the feelings are there. Bride takes the night to think it through, shows up at the wedding, sees best friend, is overcome with emotion and kisses her in the heat of the moment, then has the letdown conversation with the groom. Time passes, everyone heals, original groom and original bride realize their true feelings for each other are just a good strong friendship, everyone becomes friends again, he walks her down the aisle. Also, when original groom falls in love with the other bridesmaid, she's clearly someone he has known for a long time (she is a guest at all the early parties), he's just suddenly seeing her in a new light.

Lots of drama, but ultimately very wholesome.