This is not the sort of hens party in Vegas these women will get to experience. Photo / Getty Images
This is not the sort of hens party in Vegas these women will get to experience. Photo / Getty Images
A "horrifying" list of hens party "ground rules" sent to a bride and her 16 guests has gone viral after it was leaked online.
According to a post on Reddit, the note was sent by a member of the group who had hijacked the bride's bachelorette party to Vegas by inviting herself when she didn't receive an invite.
The woman, known only as Taylor, then proceeded to enforce six outrageous demands, which ranged from no sex or alcohol consumption to an expectation the entire group would attend church services together.
A ridiculous list of 'ground rules' for an upcoming hens party has gone viral, with people branding it "horrifying". Photo / Reddit
But after being posted online, people are furious, calling the rules a "nightmare".
That sounds like a bachelorette party from hell. How boring. “I don’t know how I will react to “rum”...we could never be friends. pic.twitter.com/gDaJHWaHHb
Before sending the outrageous rules, the woman had apparently "lost it" over the fact she'd not been invited to the marathon six-day trip before the June wedding.
"When [the bride] explained she wasn't invited, she lost it and started this smear campaign against her, saying how she betrayed the bond of sorority sisters," the post read.
Eventually the bride relented and added her to the party, only for her to then send a list of ground rules, banning booze and sex.
Premarital sex will not be tolerated. Photo / Reddit
The devout Christian wrote that she needed the group to follow her rules so she can "uphold the moral code our Father inscribed in my heart".
"These will not only help me remain aligned with the Church but also keep us all out of trouble," she wrote.
Reactions to the bride's wishes to "uphold the moral code our Father inscribed in my heart". Photo / Twitter
RULE #1 — CHURCH
Taylor explains she has found a church close to where the group will be staying and even contacted its pastor to explain "we'd still like to attend services".
"Sunday at 7.15am we'll be ubering to the church," she wrote.
"I can't wait to share God with all of you. I think it'll be a nice way to cleanse us of our sins from that week."
Although only number one on Taylor's list, the mere concept of forcing a group of hungover women to attend a church service sent the internet into an absolute frenzy.
If someone wakes me up at 6:30 am while I'm vacationing in Vegas, "to catch an Uber and go to church"
Taylor explains there will be no "hard liquor" in the hotel room, so Emma's guests are only permitted to drink light beer and red wine.
"I don't want people getting inebriated and falling from the balcony," she said.
Since this trip will be Taylor's first time in an environment where there will be a lot of alcohol, she says she doesn't want to be "tempted by these foul drinks".
"I'm not sure how I'll react to 'rum' or 'tequila' or 'vodka', and I'd like to test these in more controlled environment," she said.
RULE #3 SEX
As a devout Christian, Taylor has a pretty clear stance on sexual intercourse and makes that known in her email.
Because there's no point having a dirty bachelorette week in Vegas without a fresh fruit platter and omelettes.
She asked each guest to transfer her $50 on a popular funds transfer app called Venmo so she could buy groceries.
"The last thing we need is to be famished in that desert heat," Taylor said.
RULE #6 DRUGS
According to Taylor, this is a non-negotiable rule every member of the hens' party must observe.
"Half of you currently work in positions that require you to have security clearances, and I do not want you to be tempted by these substances," she said.
This one's a non-negotiable rule every member of the hens' party must observe. Photo / Reddit
This rule has left hundreds of people furious, as Taylor asks one of the guests — who lives with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder — to "leave your adderall at home".
Adderall is an amphetamine-based medication used to treat the symptoms of ADHD.
"I understand you have a medical condition, but as we will not be studying, there's no need for you to take your methamphetamines," Taylor wrote.
By this point Twitter users questioned whether this bridezilla was actually a real person. Photo / Twitter
Taylor wraps up her email by saying she can't wait to see the group for some quality bonding time.
"I think that is all for now, but I am sure more will come up as time draws closer," she said.
She signed off "respectfully and with courteous passion".
