I’m just a guest, but apparently the rule applies to me, too.
This comes off as really controlling and has not made me feel great because the way I was informed was strange .
You married into this family very recently. Your mother-in-law passed along this dictate to you. The first thing you should do is to personally ask the bride to explain this request. What exactly is she asking, and why? I’ve researched this issue on various well-known wedding sites, and I am sorry to report that brides are being coached on their “right” to make this sort of demand. On one very popular site, women are told that having a “monochromatic wedding” is justified because “your wedding should be your own vision.” They add: “Pro tip: It’ll pay off in spades with gorgeous wedding photos and just a generally stylish, elegant and curated vibe.
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