Enter the wedding reception as you wish, but doing the worm can cause a G-string exposing wardrobe malfunction
Of course, enter the reception as a member of the wedding party of your choice. I’m not here to ruin anyone’s good time. I will touch upon a few points that should not be forgotten.
This is valid for any entry at any time at any part of the wedding. If you want to put something together, remember that most people won’t care unless things go bad.
This also applies to the backwards worm attempt. What’s the best outcome of this? You roll on the floor for a few seconds and everyone moves on to the next thing.
A bridesmaid rips off her dress to try on the worm, revealing her G-string in the viral video. (Getty)
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What you’re risking is ruining your bridesmaid’s dress or suit and exposing your bare G-string because someone thought it was a good idea to make this a backwards worm attempt.
That scenario is happening.
The worst part about such a wardrobe malfunction, if you can call it that, is that it’s completely unnecessary. There is no reason to continue with the worm, let alone go backwards. This invites trouble.
But I’ll give Georgie Ball some credit. There was a point when she knew the dress was finished, but she was already committed to the worm and stuck with it. A weaker bridesmaid might have bailed on the move.
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The 28-year-old actor achieved this. Sure, he may have stolen some of the bride’s thunder in the process, but everyone learned a valuable lesson that day.
You can and will go viral if you hit your brother in the chest at the wedding entrance and pull your dress apart by doing a backwards worm in your G-string. It’s not worth it for me, but don’t let that stop you from trying. Again, I’m not trying to ruin anyone’s good time. If you want to go for cheeks at a wedding, go for it.
The bridesmaid had to finish the party wrapped in a shawl. (Getty)
“We were having a few drinks before the ceremony and thought, ‘Let’s do somersaults and go inside the worm,'” Ball said. news.com.au. “I told my brother that I couldn’t do a somersault because it would tear the dress, but I would do a worm instead.”
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He added, “As I leaned forward a few centimeters, I felt it move, but I thought, ‘I’m in it now, the show goes on.'”
Ball spent the night wearing safety pins trying to hold the dress together, a shawl tied around her waist, and star of a viral video.
