A PERSON has revealed how they was kicked out of their friend's wedding after shaving their head two months before the big day.

Taking to TikTok, Aysh was left stunned by the bride's demands and ended up not attending the wedding at all.

In the TikTok video Aysh revealed that they had shaved their head a couple of months before the wedding, but the couple never said they had an issue with it.

But as the wedding crept closer they made their feelings clear and asked Aysh to buy a wig for the wedding day – which they refused to do.

Aysh said: "Me getting kicked out of the bridal party and asked not to go to the wedding because I shaved my head two months before the wedding."

Aysh then shared a message from the bride which said: "Hey hey, could you please get a wig for my wedding?"

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The video soon went viral with over 190k views and people were left divided over whether Aysh should have worn a wig.

One wrote: "Bride probably wanted focus to be on her instead of on your hair."

Another person penned: "This could be an unpopular opinion but if I were a bridesmaid and it was two months out I would run it past the bride out of courtesy."

However, Aysh replied to lots of the comments under the video revealing more details about the wedding.

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They replied: "I did actually I said I’m thinking of shaving my head they said they’d prefer if I didn’t but do what I need to do.

"Also it’s my appearance it shouldn’t have to be approved by anyone but myself honestly weird to think otherwise."

A third claimed: "Bridesmaid rule number 1: don’t take attention from the bride. she has every right to kick you out."

Aysh commented: "Why on earth would I try to be taking attention away from one of my best friends? I am literally trying to be comfortable with myself."

They also added: "**BTW I said I did not feel comfortable wearing a wig ALSO the cost of a wig especially for one day when I’d never wear it again is unreasonable.

"And I look good I’m not gonna let anyone tell me I need ‘hair’ to suit their wedding I’m better than that."

They continued: "Yet another disclaimer: of course it’s her wedding she can do what’s she likes the story is just funny 🙂 also she was one of my best friends of 9 years, trying to “steal attention” was never one of my interests.

She looked so beautiful also all eyes on her."

Despite some people taking the bride's side, plenty of people supported Aysh for not wearing a wig.

One wrote: "Yaaaa that screams insecurity on the bride’s part imo. You look amazing bestie."

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Another person commented: "Yikes, you look gorgeous and it shouldn't even matter anyways!"

A third added: "could never imagine asking that of someone. also they don’t need to ask permission to shave their head? like some of y’all in these comments are wild."

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