A bride stirred a debate when she walked down the aisle asking her guests to "put their phones away".
Jenn invited her friends and family to her wedding ceremony, which she called "unplugged" – meaning guests were asked not to use their phones until the couple said so.
Sarcastically calling herself a "bridezilla" in the video, she made sure her guests did not take pictures or videos of her before the ceremony started.
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When she walked down the aisle with her father, she was seen reminding her guests again by repeatedly saying "put your phones away".
She then further explained that her bridesmaids had previously told the guests to follow the rules and she had put up a sign by the entrance, as well as making an announcement.
Most of the guests were seen following the guidelines and enjoying the moment.
The newly wed wrote in the post: "Since TikTok took down the last video at 1million, I thought I’d repost with some clarification.
"Haters are going to hate but I was surrounded by love this day.
"Stick up for what you want! Those who love you will still love you."
Viewers appreciated Jenn for sticking up for her rules.
One said: "I get this and had the same rule at our wedding but like hell would I be putting my energy, whilst walking down the aisle, into telling people off."
"If I see a phone when I'm walking down the aisle, I'm taking it with me!" a second wrote.
Others welcomed their guests to take pictures and videos.
"I'm actually glad people took a lot of pics at my wedding," one commented. "Some of them are so memorable we got them printed."
A second added: "I had one guest take so many photos. She sent them to me after. I was so happy to have them."
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