Bride forced to change wedding dress after sister-in-law throws black paint
Gemma Monk had to switch wedding dresses minutes before her ceremony after her sister-in-law threw black paint on her dress.

A bride was forced to change wedding dresses moments before walking down the aisle after her sister-in-law threw black paint on her original gown.
Gemma Monk, 35, was preparing for her wedding ceremony on May 24, 2024, when Antonia Eastwood allegedly covered her white wedding dress with black paint. The incident occurred just before Monk was scheduled to walk down the aisle.
Monk had to quickly change into a different dress to proceed with the ceremony. The paint attack has been described as a deliberate act targeting the bride on her wedding day.
According to Monk, the incident has had lasting effects beyond the wedding day disruption. She reports that the attack has impacted her ability to work and has contributed to mental health struggles, including depression.
The nature of the relationship between Monk and Eastwood that led to the alleged attack has not been detailed. The incident highlights tensions that can arise within families during significant life events.