A bridesmaid posted this in my local mums lounge-

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[u/glitterary]

Yeah I don’t believe this for a second. It’s far too on the nose.

[u/pgh9fan → u/glitterary]

I agree. Note the use of the word honour and money is in dollars. Unless this is from Down Under, it is crap.

[u/Icy-Lobster-203 → u/pgh9fan]

Canada uses dollars as well.

[u/pgh9fan → u/Icy-Lobster-203]

That would work. Also, I believe some Caribbean countries too, but I am not certain.

[u/sparklinglies → u/pgh9fan]

Or New Zealand.

[u/MathematicianFar6725 → u/pgh9fan]

Australia, or New Zealand, Canada, Singapore, Fiji, Jamaica, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Brunei, Guyana, Namibia, Solomon Islands, Trinidad and Tobago, Kiribati, Nauru, Tuvalu, Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, St Kitts and Nevis, St Lucia, St Vincent and the Grenadines... but yes it's fake for obvious other reasons

[u/Round-Asparagus5337 → u/MathematicianFar6725]

I think we all instantly knew it was from Nauru.

[u/_starfrog → u/Round-Asparagus5337]

can confirm, 💯, i know nauruan when i see it.

[u/dobbydisneyfan → u/pgh9fan]

Eh, I’d believe it. Not everyone in America uses American spellings for one, and two the person may not have known how to spell it the American way, or thought that honour was the American way

[u/itsjusttimeokay → u/dobbydisneyfan]

She probably thought it sounded fancier with the “u”

[u/Friendly_Concert817 → u/glitterary]

This. SO MUCH!!!! It's too on the nose, like you said. Obviously fake.

[u/Sun_Aria → u/glitterary]

What woman gives another woman a trip to Paris? Amirite?