Every bride wants to look picture perfect on their big day and one woman was disappointed to get her snaps back from her wedding day to find a glaring wardrobe mishap.

In a post to Reddit, the woman complained about the obvious wardrobe malfunction in her photos, saying her bra was visible in almost every photo.

‘It makes me extremely sad,’ she shared in the r/Wedding subreddit.

‘My wedding dress was ordered three sizes bigger than my usual size and I was assured that this was completely normal,’ she explained.

When the gown arrived, the bride said she was ‘swimming’ in it, adding she hadn’t lost any weight.

‘I have big boobs, but the top was literally not even touching my body,’ she explained. ‘Again, I was assured by the bridal store that this was standard before alterations.’

The newlywed had the dress altered, saying they did a ‘wonderful job’, but she didn’t thoroughly examine the dress from all angles. 

‘When my wedding day came along and I put my dress on, I looked down, noticed a slight gape, and could clearly see my bra,’ she recalled in dismay.

In a post to Reddit, the woman complained about the obvious malfunction her photos, saying her bra was visible in almost every photo (stock image)

The woman asked her bridal party if they could see it, with all of them saying no. 

‘So I trusted them and went with it,’ she said. ‘We had an incredible day.’

Understandably, the woman was shocked when she saw photos of herself later and noticed her bra showing in any photo she wasn’t facing straight on.

‘My wedding photos have come back and it’s the same,’ she complained. ‘I actually hate how my dress looks.’

‘I feel gutted,’ the bride admitted. 

‘I hate that I spent so much money on an ill fitting dress and I’m so disappointed that nobody told me and I had to find out through photos,’ the unhappy newlywed continued.

‘I feel so embarrassed about it and feel that it has put a really negative spin on an otherwise amazing day.’

Users flocked to the comment section to share their thoughts and advice on how to deal with the problem.

The woman asked her bridal party if they could see her bra, with all of them saying no (stock image)

Users flocked to the comment section to share their thoughts and advice on how to deal with the problem

‘I can understand why you feel that way. I would, too. Most likely nobody said anything because they didn’t want you to feel self conscious,’ one Reddit user pointed out.

‘I think no one wanted to say anything because it wasn’t fixable in the moment. What good would telling you do besides make you self conscious or upset?’ another chimed in. 

They added: ‘Also, I would feel like it wasn’t my place, as a guest. or I’d assume someone already did (or you saw it yourself) and it was what it was.’

 ‘Also, the photographer I’m assuming noticed it as well, and should have known to point it out. Even w the language barrier,’ added another.