Breaking Down Bridezilla: What Kind of Bride is Your Girlfriend?

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Your girlfriend is wonderful, amazing, and almost perfect. But she's turning into your fiancee, who is...different. Take our simple quiz. Your answers will determine what kind of bride she'll become, and more importantly, how you can cope.

Three quick notes:

1) Don't be alarmed if she falls into two (or even more) Bride Stereotypes. It happens.
2) The answers are deliberately extreme. Just pick the best.
3) Never show her this quiz.

1

At work, she's not exactly known as a "number cruncher" or crack budgeter.
- It's hopeless. I love the girl, but she uses a calculator and then enters the result into Excel. She couldn't count to 3 if you spot her the 1 and the 2.
- Actually, no. Don't tell her I said this, but she's as good with numbers, charts, and spreadsheets as I am.
2

At the grocery store, she'll buy a generic store brand instead of brand name.
- Yep. We'll get "Wal-Mos" instead of Cheerios to save 30 cents.
- Not a chance. She thinks it's worth a few extra bucks to "guarantee quality."
3

When you ask, "What do you want for dinner?" she can't decide, goes back and forth, then launches into an hour-long dialogue about what to eat.
- That's her. It takes forever. The time we spend eating is inversely proportional to the time we spend deciding.
- No way, she decides in seconds.
4

She jokes with you about how stupid most weddings are, how everything gets blown out of proportion, how she wishes the whole production would just disappear.
- Yeah. It's weird. She's more like the typical groom--she thinks the whole thing is a chore.
- Are you serious? Are there any brides who act like that? Can they please call mine.
5

When you travel together, do you trust her to make the arrangements?
- Shhh...don't tell her this, but not really. She's flighty and disorganized and if it was left up to her, we'd never book a hotel room.
- Sure. She's good at scouring the web for cheap flights and hotel packages.
6

When we started to discuss the wedding planning--the big questions like when, where, how big--she went back and forth a thousand times.
- She can't make up her mind. One minute she wants a 20-person ceremony in her hometown, the next minute she wants a destination wedding in Guam.
- No dilly-daddling here. She knows what she wants with deadly certainty...and it's sort of frightening.
7

Be honest. When she brings a bottle of wine to a dinner party, is she more worried about how the wine will taste...or impressing the guests with a fancy label?
- As long as the wine tastes good, what's the difference? She's cool with bringing a $7 bottle--frankly she prefers beer
- Are you kidding me? A $7 bottle to a dinner party? HA! No, she wouldn't go for that.
8

When weekend guests stay at her place, she's so relaxed, so mellow, so unfettered by pomp and circumstance, that she forgets to give them clean towels.
- That's so her! She's like me and doesn't worry about decorum.
- Way off. Before she has company she scrubs the bathroom, buys fresh groceries and practically leaves a chocolate mint on the pillows.

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Breaking Down Bridezilla: What Kind of Bride is Your Girlfriend?

At work, she's not exactly known as a "number cruncher" or crack budgeter.

At the grocery store, she'll buy a generic store brand instead of brand name.

When you ask, "What do you want for dinner?" she can't decide, goes back and forth, then launches into an hour-long dialogue about what to eat.

She jokes with you about how stupid most weddings are, how everything gets blown out of proportion, how she wishes the whole production would just disappear.

When you travel together, do you trust her to make the arrangements?

When we started to discuss the wedding planning--the big questions like when, where, how big--she went back and forth a thousand times.

Be honest. When she brings a bottle of wine to a dinner party, is she more worried about how the wine will taste...or impressing the guests with a fancy label?

When weekend guests stay at her place, she's so relaxed, so mellow, so unfettered by pomp and circumstance, that she forgets to give them clean towels.

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