The bridesmaid was hospitalized for 18 days after the prank.
A wedding party has been ordered to pay $34,000 after a bridesmaid suffered a spinal fracture during a prank. The incident resulted in the bridesmaid being hospitalized for 18 days.
The prank occurred during a wedding-related event, although further details are not provided here. For more information on the incident, readers can refer to the source.
Further details on the prank and the subsequent hospitalization are available from KTXS, the source of this information.
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