bridezilla

American  

[brahyd-zil-uh] / ˌbraɪdˈzɪl ə /

noun

1. Informal.  a soon-to-be bride who is overly involved with the details of her wedding and becomes extremely self-centered, demanding, or otherwise difficult to tolerate.

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Etymology

Origin of bridezilla

First recorded in 1990–95; bride ¹ ( def. ) + (God)zilla ( def. )

Example Sentences

Bridezilla’s response was manipulation: She tried to argue that staying out of the pictures would be less stressful for the OP.

From Slate

"I really hope young people come and see this show because it is so important and it really can change someone's life," explained Gift, whose character Robin is a jaded barista who is at the mercy of her Bridezilla older sister Melissa.

From BBC

What wedding entertainment has done, from “Bridezilla” to “Say Yes to the Dress” to “Four Weddings,” is erase the distinction between the public persona and the private persona, making the entire process performative, and that can be exhausting.

From Salon

Our daughter doesn’t like Mia and thinks she is a bridezilla.

From Slate

When we were on holiday for our honeymoon, I wasn’t a bridezilla, I was a honeymoonzilla.

From New York Times