Newlywed Forced to Wear Hotel Uniform After Delta Airlines Loses Luggage on Honeymoon

A newlywed has claimed that he was forced to spend half his honeymoon dressed in hotel staff uniform after Delta Airlines reportedly forgot his suitcase

Bailey Hasty, 30, and her husband Shane, 32, experienced an unexpected twist to their honeymoon in Saint Lucia after Delta Airlines reportedly lost Shane's suitcase. The couple, who had flown from Dallas to spend eight days in the Caribbean, arrived to find Shane's luggage missing, leading to an unplanned wardrobe adjustment.

Shane was left with no choice but to wear the resort's staff uniform, including a branded polo top and cap, for the first few days of their stay at Sandals Grande St. Lucian Resort. Hilarious photos show him posing in his makeshift attire, though he admitted to having to go without underwear due to a lack of local shops selling any.

ailey Hasty, 30, and husband Shane, 32, jetted off to Saint Lucia from Dallas, Texas, on June 3 to spend eight days in the Caribbean following their nuptials

The couple spent hours on the first day searching for the lost baggage and subsequently spent the next two days contacting Delta Airlines' baggage service team. Shane's suitcase, containing his clothes, medication, and toiletries, was eventually located in Dallas, never having been loaded onto their flight.

Bailey found humor in the situation, despite the frustration it caused. She noted how Shane drew curious looks from other guests while wearing the resort uniform. The delay in finding the suitcase also disrupted their plans, preventing them from hiking and participating in other activities.

The lovebirds could not locate the suitcase but headed to Sandals Grande St. Lucian Resort, where they were staying, nonetheless to see if it would turn up

The lovebirds could not locate the suitcase but headed to Sandals Grande St. Lucian Resort, where they were staying, nonetheless to see if it would turn up

Despite the initial inconvenience, the couple finally received Shane's luggage after three days and were able to resume their honeymoon plans, including massages, waterfall visits, and beach outings. They intend to file a formal complaint with Delta Airlines upon returning to the United States.

A Delta Airlines spokesperson commented, "Delta teams are looking into what occurred and stand ready to contact them to make this right. We are sorry to hear of this disruption to their honeymoon plans."

Shane said while he also found his new hotel outfit funny, at one point he thought he would never see his $4,000 worth of clothes and items again