Sister of the Bride Raylee Rukavina of Colorado Defends Wedding Dress Drama (EXCLUSIVE)

While many social media users support Cenderra's demand for the money she claims she is owed, others are skeptical due to a lack of evidence. People are now demanding “receipts” from Cenderra to prove that Raylee owes the money. Additionally, there are concerns about why Raylee got the dress without first paying for it in full.

“NEVER ship without full payment. Hard lesson I learned myself – sorry this happened to you,” wrote one commenter on Cenderra's video exposing Raylee. Another suggested, “You should use an escrow company for transactions like this. The customer's money is held until they receive the item and complete the purchase, so you are both protected from loss.” Cenderra responded, “I will definitely implement that.”

According to TikToker @leticiaholloway, Cenderra shipped the dress without collecting the full amount to ensure it arrived in time for Raylee to wear it at her wedding.

Amid the controversy surrounding Raylee and Cenderra's dress drama, Raylee's sister McKenzie contacted Distractify to set the record straight on the designer's claims. She said Cenderra, not Raylee, was in the wrong for canceling the final dress fitting for her and her sister “two days before the scheduled time” and also “failing to show up for the scheduled Zoom meeting after canceling the final fitting.” She also said the dress was not designed for her sister's body type.

Raylee's sister also told us that Cenderra gave the influencer an incorrect tracking number, so the dress arrived two days before the wedding. When it arrived, McKenzie said the dress was “at least two sizes too small.”

She then accused Cenderra of ignoring Raylee and her mother after they tried to resolve the issue after a seamstress found the dress “unwearable.” McKenzie said Raylee and her mother were “desperate” to find a new wedding dress to wear on her wedding day (see above).

Cenderra, for her part, has not yet commented.