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Hailey Baldwin mocked for ‘spelling error’ on wedding dress as she marries Justin Bieber
8 October 2019, 08:18 | Updated: 8 October 2019, 08:37
Hailey Baldwin officially married Justin Bieber last weekend in a lavish ceremony, but one thing wasn’t quite perfect.
Hailey Baldwin, 22, and Justin Bieber, 25, held an official wedding celebration last weekend, a year after their courthouse nuptials.
Following the wedding, the couple shared an insight into their big day, posting pictures of the celebrations on their Instagram accounts.
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Justin swooned over his stunning wife, while Hailey proudly showed off her wedding gown, designed by Virgil Abloh.
Hailey’s dress was a fitted lace gown, complete with a long veil train with the words: “Till death do us part” embroidered at the bottom.
However, some fans have been left shocked at the dress, as they have spotted a ‘spelling mistake’ on the gown's train.
Some people have taken to social media to question whether it should have been spelled: “Til death do us part” – with one L in "till".
One person commented on Instagram: “Wait…isn’t ‘till’ spelled incorrectly? Isn’t it ’til’?”
Another added: “Cute idea, but it’s too bad to see a typo on the veil", while a third wrote: “There’s a grammatical error on your train, girl.”
However, other people have jumped to defend Hailey and her train, as they claim the quote – taken from official wedding vows – is actually “Till Death Do Us Part”.
One person wrote: “No, there is not a typo on Hailey Bieber’s wedding dress.
“That’s not an apostrophe before “TILL” — it’s a quote mark, and there’s a second one at the end of the phrase.
“‘TILL’ is an acceptable shortening of “UNTIL.”
So what is it? Till or Til?
