Annoying Things Wedding Guests Do

[@KRS2000]

Be be be be be be be be be be be be be be. Annoying, isn't it?

[@JD0G2552]

I thought my headphones broke for a second there lol

[@MikuDraconia]

I thought It was my phone, phew..

[@generastanisawbojowy21]

timestamp?

[@MikuDraconia]

@@generastanisawbojowy21 6:03 🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝

[@bland9876]

I wish that everyone would thumb down this video that will show them

[@saturn2599]

Me, foaming at the mouth and hanging from the ceiling fan: *BEBEBBEBEBEBEBBEBEBEBEBBEBEBEBBEBEBBEBEBE*

[@ryanjay707]

I’m a professional DJ, and things I have seen: •Women wearing white dresses at the reception •A couple got engaged during a wedding reception •Guests coming up and telling me what to do and try to add (dances & music) when it’s not on the schedule. •Have seen people come and crash who weren’t invited

[@mr-qt5oc]

i have a question. What type of person realy boils your blood at a wedding?

[@ryanjay707]

@@mr-qt5oc So I recently had a wedding, and one of the groomsman during the speeches/toasts would not shut up and kept making comments/zingers every 5 seconds for everyone to hear trying to be funny. Even when he went off to grab a drink from the bar, he came back in still running he’s mouth across the room. He wasn’t on the speeches list and somehow convinced the wedding planner to add him to speeches. I understand that people get excited and drunk but he was just being straight up annoying and disrespectful. People like that just want to be the center of attention and had no reservation being “that guy” Also the last wedding I just did, the grooms sister came up and asked to put on more “fun” and “upbeat” music to dance to. (This was during dinner time) I forgot which song she asked for but it definitely wasn’t the music that complimented the atmosphere I was trying to create. It was something like “Bust a move” I told her that once everyone is done eating and all of the formalities are done we’ll get to that part of the evening no problem. She huffed and puffed, sat down and just kept mean mugging me. Until she ran to the bride and groom and told them the same thing. The Groom was clearly annoyed as well and he just told me to throw something on for her Thanks for the questions and happy holidays!

[@mr-qt5oc]

@@ryanjay707 jesus whats going on with that guy? he really comes off as annoying than funny.

[@memeju1ce]

dude you should do an AMA!

[@ryanjay707]

@@mr-qt5oc yea it was super annoying lol. I just don’t understand people’s mentality’s when it comes other individuals big day. He was a textbook asshole for sure in my book. 😑

[@sunbowrainflower]

My husband's sister asked us to postpone our wedding so she could have more time to lose weight. She wasn't even going to be in the wedding.

[@gloowm6721]

LMAOOOOOOO💀

[@MithrilMaia]

What even? xDDD

[@oldmanfromoc7684]

And she NEVER LOST WEIGHT!

[@sunbowrainflower]

I don't think she ever intended to, but that's none of my business 🍵

[@robotskeleton2793]

6:02 I love how much effort goes into these types of videos

[@nicktwolf]

Look up r a d i o t t s

[@JD0G2552]

@@nicktwolf only good tts channel

[@thatfakedrussiankid5534]

@@nicktwolf yep thats the one

[@blushchuu]

RadioTTS are more oriented towards the scary stories though

[@thatfakedrussiankid5534]

@@blushchuu dont forget unpopular opinions

[@marycopeland4049]

Love the phrase “monster-in-law”. These people don’t deserve to be called guests.

[@michelem31]

6:03 🐝 🐝 🐝 🐝 🐝 🐝 🐝 🐝

[@bland9876]

Ha!

[@user-wb6fm4hu2h]

youve been hit by youve been struck by bees

[@KRS2000]

"No. Not the bees".

[@milokulp2838]

Thought my phone was on trouble

[@thatpurplecrayon8055]

SO I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE IT DID THAT TO

[@bdizzle5359]

At my dad and step mother's small wedding, my dad's mother called him and said "I'm ready now, you can come get me!" After the wedding had started 3 hours previously. Since, she is bat shit crazy, and I'm medicated, dad gave me the phone. I told her " you knew what time it started, you're not getting your drama today, and if you find a way here, I'll make sure that your body is never found. I hung up, her father (my great grandfather) gave me a high five.

[@OZARKMOON1960]

Know this is late, but man I love your family and your response 'your body is never found'. Just lovely!

[@princesscat_3019]

there would be- BEBEBEBEBEEBEBEBEBBEBEBEBEEBBEBEBEBEBE

[@valerielinares2068]

Some of the little stories on here is EXACTLY why I would want to pay for my wedding myself. Because when someone pays for it, they reasonably have some say in what their paying for, which is completely understandable. HOWEVER, some people who offer to help pay for the wedding are just using it as an opportunity to be controlling and manipulative. I saw that in my own family when my sister got married. So, whenever it is I do get married, if we do choose to have a wedding, I'd want us to pay for it ourselves.

[@owen1737]

and these people will give u a used bar of soap as a wedding gift

[@cassidymyer5614]

Bonus points if it’s from the hotel everyone stayed at for the wedding

[@gorillaau]

With or without a stray hair?

[@cassidymyer5614]

@@gorillaau with, if they're really going for that

[@liwiathan]

Ewww

[@gorillaau]

@@liwiathan wait untill you receive the little bottles of hair shampoo and conditioner.

[@diefenbaker7853]

A friend from high school, his mother offered to buy him a new Corvette if he didn't marry his girlfriend. He said no. She then offered to buy him the new Corvette if he agreed not to marry her for one year and date other girls during that year. He finally agreed to date one girl every three months during that year and she had to pay cash for the Corvette. He gets the Corvette, he dates 4 girls, two of which were lesbians and a couple, the other two were friends If he and his wife's and both had boyfriends, he took each of the four girls out to dinner with his girlfriend and the girl's boyfriends and paid for it with his mom's bank account hat his name was on. So he got his new Corvette completely paid for, had four nice meals at a restaurant with his girlfriend and friends and his mother paid for all of it. He went no contact with his mother about a three years after he got married, his mother passed away and he refused to attend the funeral. His mother has no headstone only the tin marker the funeral home uses to mark the grave, he also had her cremated which she did not want. She was terrible to his wife, rude, obnoxious, and always introduced her as his friend and not his wife. She refused to visit them at their home and she never even saw it even from the outside. When his wife got pregnant she told everyone she was a slut and the baby wasn't his. She refused to acknowledge his daughter and never saw her. All this because she wanted him to marry her best friend's daughter, which happened to be a lesbian. He sold her house and bought his wife her dream car a Porche. It has been 10+years since his mom died and she still has the tin marker and no headstone, he has threatened to go to the cemetery and remove the marker. His wife convinced him that he might get in trouble if he removed it if the cemetery lost track of where she is buried and attempted to bury someone else there and dig up her ashes while digging the grave. He regrets nothing. His inlaws love him like a son and are wonderful people and he has great friends so he hasn't missed that awful woman. Some women can't let go of their children and end up driving them away to the point they cut them out of their life completely, cremate them instead of burying them as they wanted, and buying their wife her dream car when he sells his mothers house and all her crap. Edit: His mother collected and treasured Baccarat and Masaka crystal, diamond jewelry, and other expensive items and wanted him to pass them down as family heirlooms. He sold them all and took his wife and daughter to Europe for a vacation where they visited many countries and the collection he sold paid for it all.

[@Starstruck_Seven]

Damn, good for him.

[@isaac56176]

That is longer than a school essay

[@beastmaster0934]

Good for him. Hopefully him and his family are doing well.

[@cthult7856]

Stone cold... I get it, but jeez... he's amazing for his master plan and hope his gf is doing well despite that treatment from the mil

[@irinapazukhina7611]

At my wedding 5 years ago, my mother kept pestering me during dinner about why wasn't the seafood station from cocktail hour was not brought in so all could continue to enjoy it. I explained to her the venue doesn't allow for that and for safety and sanitary reasons, seafood cannot be left out for more than 2 hours unless we purposefully wanted to make my guests sick. Then she continued to yell at me at the sweetheart table why the "servants" (um they're called servers..) weren't directly bringing her plates of seafood that she paid for. Only her, directly to her, the obvious queen of the ball apparently. I ended up screaming at her to go away and my dad finally pulled her away. She ended up leaving him at the venue by the end of the night and he had to get a long ride home from one of the other wedding guests (I didn'tknow that til the day after). So is mother-zilla a thing? Cause I'm pretty sure she made it a thing.

[@tidepodpadthai2633]

Does being 80 somehow prevent you from wearing a jacket? That statement just confuses me

[@Beatinz11]

My mother uninviting her brother's partner, their children and grandchild out of nowhere. Then claiming she didn't. Uncle then tried leveraging the situation to make sure the kids and grandkid were at the ceremony "otherwise, we'll just see you at the reception". "See you at the reception, then" My father getting upset after him and his friend shouted through my speech, because he didn't get a speech. He didn't ask for one, didn't bring it up beforehand...

[@JoshLeRose]

When he said “be-be-be-be-be” Man I felt that.

[@pinkchaos.]

American Me “wow an 80 pound bottle of wine? That must’ve been huge!” 😆

[@linzi9814]

When I got married, I invited an aunt from my mother's side. Said she and her husband couldn't make it so they weren't included or paid for in regards to food etc. They showed up as a surprise during the reception and proceeded to help themselves to as much of the party food as they could! I wasn't pleased in the slightest lol

[@razraccoon2244]

This reminds me of when I was a kid and I was at my aunt’s wedding and it was an Indian wedding so when I volunteered to take my new uncle’s shoes out of the way so I did and he gave me some money. My brother was upset because he got no money so he got some to, and this made me upset because he did nothing to earn it. I know this was when I was a child, but this reminded me of this story. Kids can be dumb lol

[@gaiaorigin9569]

My grandma's brother isn't allowed at any type of family gathering. I don't know exactly why, apparently something happened before I was born and now nobody talks with him and he isn't welcome anymore. Nobody really talks about it. However, back when I was 10 or 11, my uncle married his wife. It was a beautiful and relaxed wedding in the early summer. So everyone's outside in the garden of my grandparents (they have a huge house with an even larger garden), just drinking cocktails and having a good time. When suddenly, my uncle's best man and two of my uncle's brothers quickly walked to the entrance of the garden. Apparently, my grandma's brother had somehow heard of the wedding and they were discretely preventing him from attending and escorted him out. To this day, I still wonder what the heck happened. I asked on or two times, but no one really wanted to talk about it. Edit: Typo.

[@ChsUgde]

This is intriguing. Must've been something unforgivable.

[@bigawesomewatermelon9511]

Child molester?

[@beastmaster0934]

He diddled kids. That’s my theory, at least.

[@Julesb2183]

I remember the last story someone brought up. The MIL didn't like that her son's fiancee was going to be a nurse and that he was marrying beneath him. She offers her $10,000 if she would go away. She took the money and agreed The bride to be knew that future MIL was obsessed looking good socially, so she would never publicly call her out if she didn't keep her word, so she kept the money and got married anyway. The MIL had to live for their 20+ year marriage knowing she was had.

[@lianav707]

At a wedding.. the siblings of the groom get up to do the toasts and instead roast the groom for 1 1/2 hours! Bring up every embarrassing thing from his entire life. Afterwards the food was practically thrown at the guests because there was so little time left. Idk what the heck they were thinking.

[@ospreyphil8995]

How did nobody stop him?

[@tessanoelle3522]

All these things about in laws not getting along with each other. My parents thought of their in laws as second parents. My moms parents were always invited to my dads parents for Christmas until they all passed on (being 16 with no grandparents left is rough especially when you only knew your moms parents and your dads mom) but they were all so loved by each other I hope I have that

[@Zaddy-Lu]

Our officiate was 2 hours late, we ended up having a guest do it, because the sun was setting.

[@jasminee1357]

My SIL wore jeans and a t shirt to our wedding cuz "none of my dresses fit anymore and y'all are fortunate that I came cuz I worked last night".... in reality, all that was in protest of my in laws giving me attention (she's the baby of 8) and because they were more helpful than at her wedding..... except, they WERE helpful, overly helpful only to have a shitshow ensue. She and the groom argued the morning of the wedding, he gets into a fistfight with her nephew after coming in drunk and she canceled their wedding by making the announcement "we're not getting married today and he can tell you why"..... walked off stage only for them to get married at the courthouse 3 days later.

[@MeowthRocket]

That last story..... the mom got PLAYED!

[@CircusMush]

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[@kendoruslink7017]

Never bee to a wedding

[@he_lives_in_apineapple_und9743]

This is why you(implied) should never allow religious people to dictate your wedding or anyone who doesn't agree, especially if you(implied again) are paying for it. Don't allow anyone to bully you either. Save up for your own wedding if need be and only invite people you want who will support it. Do not allow that kind of negativity in your life. I know I wouldn't.

[@JayneTenn]

Unless it was a shotgun wedding due to a teen pregnancy, grown adults should save up and pay for their own wedding. imo 0:29 Grandma's a dickhead for that. Other person was sad to hear, but that had me boiling.

[@LaRana2315]

Reminds of when at my oldest cousin's wedding her dad accidently got the wrong time of the ceremony so when it came close to the time to walk her down the aisle my dad and other cousin's sprinted to my uncles hotel room to find him while 12 year old maid of honor me was trying to calm my cousin down. Luckily the hotel room was like a 10 min walk away and my dad n cousins found my uncle dressed in his suit but sitting on the couch drinking a beer thinking he had another hour or so. Poor man came running like a bat out of hell out to the pavilion in like 5 min. Oh and my cousin's brother got VERY wasted and disapeared for the night to be found the next morning sleeping in the hotel dumpster cuddling a cat and wearing a fedora, both of which he didn't own, giving the poor hotel worker quite a scare thinking someone dumped a dead body. He had absolutely NO memory of the night beforw or how he ended up there. Learned that weekend that Puerto Rican weddings can get crazy.

[@54GodzillaFan]

An annoying guest wouldn't shut up during my cousin's wedding. After the fifth time the father of the groom, who was paying for the whole wedding, had security kick her out and lock the doors before the ceremony was restarted. After the reception was done and the groom and bride had been sent off, we noticed that AG's car was still there (parked in a handicap space), but AG was nowhere to be found. Turns out she got arrested for assault and trespassing. Her car ended up impounded.

[@n0rm3nv4rg5]

The thing that pissed me off the most was the people that were going to gratulate the Instagram model to be. Since when is being unemployed because of a lack of any useful skill whatsoever worth a congratulation??

[@RemsHusband]

6:03 tts go brrrrrr

[@squiidi]

Lol 😂

[@HollyStAmour-hf6wg]

Before we got married, my fiancée and I were encouraged to go to a “Marriage class” that the parish priest taught. We had to do it in order to be married at that church. We were uncomfortable the whole time because other couples and the priest were talking about how to raise a child in a Catholic Church. You see, I already had a 2 year old from a previous relationship. The priest/teacher ended up saying we can’t have our wedding in HIS church. It was devastating. But things began looking up when we heard that particular priest was sent to a different parish and the new, funny, young and understanding priest said he’d be happy to do it and we were so happy and relieved. Fast forward to the day of the wedding. I’m already late getting ready to go to the church when I overheard my bridesmaid whispering about singing “Goin* to the chapel”. I had heard they might do it so I sat them down and told them nicely how much I hate that song. Most of them understood but my soon to be sister in law (who was 8 months pregnant and miserable)kept bugging them to do it anyways. They sang that song. I felt my face get hot but i just shrugged and said “at least that’s over now.” Then sister in law got the videographer to film them doing that song again so we could watch it in the wedding video and that’s right…..THEY SANG THAT SONG AGAIN! Ok. That’s fine. I’m an adult and maybe someday I’ll think it’s cute. I held my dads arm as we walked down the aisle. People took pics, smiled, cried, etc. And then I looked up at the altar and saw the the “Marriage class” priest! Apparently the new priest was very I’ll and he was the replacement. He kept shaking his head while doing the vows like he was scolding us. He then compared me (the bride) to a car. WTF? He said my hubby has to be serious in this marriage but don’t worry, someday soon he can trade in his old model for a newer one. You could’ve heard a mouse fart it was that quiet. I’m sure the guests were as shocked as we were. And the saddest part of this long story….? He ended up being right!!😮 We are divorced and he’s traded me in for the newer model. BUT…she turned out to be a psycho and her kids was ten times worse than her! Karma is a bitch LOL!

[@akteno2796]

I will have a tax reduction party instead of a "wedding" because then I can do whatever I want, I could just buy a pack of pudding as a cake and nobody could stop me from painting everyone neon red just for fun I could also just burn down some.... Oh, no tahs still illigal...

[@mztweety1374]

“Mother, I love you to death but I swear on Prince’s urn if you don’t back off you’ll never get grandchildren “ That’s all it would take for me not to be a momzilla..Not that I would be.🤷🏾‍♀️🎸💜

[@FullmetalCloud7]

I stole the outside rug from the venue at my mom & stepdad’s wedding. Why? I have no f**king clue I was 7 at the time & I just rolled it up & put it the trunk of our car then went back into the venue for the dinner. 10 years later my sister accidentally left a candle burning on a plastic table which caught fire & burn up both table & rug. She did know what to do with after she & her bf put the fire out. I just drugged it outside, put in the fire pit, poured gas on it then relit the fire. Burn all evidence of the mistake she made. Mom found out when I told her about 2 months later.

[@laurafox9157]

Ahahahaha not quite a request but I've got a wedding guest story - mine and my fiances wedding is in December and a guest has said that she might make it depending on if a girls shopping trip goes ahead 🙃🙃🙃

[@NickanM]

...Priorities! 🤪👍

[@michaelgunnels9694]

That first one I think you should have rethink that marriage after that

[@informationyes]

He isnt marrying the mil

[@michaelgunnels9694]

@@informationyes I know that

[@punctuallylate]

At my sister's wedding in May we put up family from out of town at a hotel. They asked to change the room because there wasn't any hot water (which was understandable) and then to change to another room because the new room didn't have the TV channel they used to watch back in their hometown and so they'd be missing their favourite shows. Which was just stupid because they were barely at the hotel room (spent all the time at the wedding hall), the shows were in the evening and they had to check out before the shows even started! (facepalm) Then of course there was the aunt who monopolised every photo session to sing songs to the couple. Which is good but lady, there are people waiting in line to take photos!

[@camelorcaramel5732]

Dang I hope that some day I get to go to a wedding with bbbbbbb. Seriously though it’s clearly on purpose for the interaction in comments at this point. They Literally put the skip in the end music the other day.

[@fnafplayer6447]

This was the perfect soundtrack, so many funny karen stories

[@MrLudwig101]

I guess they know who to give the cut from life before the new life begins 😂😂😂😂

[@CJPurplePrincess]

My mom wore white to my aunt’s wedding. Of course I was 9 and was just discharged from the hospital the previous day (severe asthma attack) so I didn’t understand what was so bad about it. It seemed my aunt was fine with it (nobody was mad anyway), and my mom sewed my aunt’s wedding dress from scratch (which is cool af), but I don’t know. I would have been a little sketchy. Also, my cousin (aunt’s daughter) also wore white, but wasn’t the flower girl since she was only two at the time. Me and my cousin who was a year younger than me were the flower girls, and my sibling was the ring bearer. The four of us did the bubbles, too. Care for someone to explain? I haven’t been to a wedding since then. Fun Fact: During pictures, the toddler cousin spent time picking up petals that we had thrown earlier. We were fine until she wouldn’t listen when we told her to stop. Then my uncle (her dad; the groom) went to pick her up and she dropped ALL of her petals. Boom: laughter ensued and she started crying. I took pictures on my iPod Touch and I still have them lol.

[@gregjohns5235]

I think I've seen the video that goes with that thumbnail. Dude was firing on full auto into the air with one hand and the recoil combined with the fact that the guy was drunk cause the gun to fall to the side and kill 3 people.

[@LateNightKaiju]

I knew that people in the comments would bebebebebebebebebebebebebebe talking about that error.

[@gabriellundes7062]

That first one pissed me off

[@piyushsharma3991]

That last story tho lol

[@thepuffin4050]

Video idea: People that eloped, why and what was the reaction?

[@Lechteron]

Man, my wife and I did it right. We spent about $500 on our wedding including a dress that a friend of ours made and food/venue. Got tungsten carbide rings, cheap and they'll always look good. It was at a restaurant/bar that's owned by someone in our extended community (We're part of a libertarian political migration). We made a profit on our wedding really. Largely from my dad and our minister who first bought into Bitcoin in 2011/2012 so you know... One guy showed up late and had a bit too much but wasn't really a problem other than the lateness. My mom was the problem guest which was pretty foreseeable and it was mostly after. Mostly that she stayed in town for a week and kept overstaying her welcome the whole time. We had newlywed things to do, we got married in September of 2018 and she was pregnant by December which was the plan to start trying pretty quick since we want 3 or 4 kids and got married in our 30s. Second is on the way and we'll see what biology allows but chances are we can get at least three.

[@maddiewhatever441]

Honestly, I can understand the 80 year old not wanting to go outside. If she's anything like my grandma, she's cold all the time, and wearing a jacket isn't easy because she always gets her arms stuck lmao. That's why she wears like five tee shirts.

[@Aymarichan]

Anyone else’s video break at 6:06? 😬

[@blackkittenb]

I will say that I'd love to have a random amount of cactus show up, but that's mostly because I love cactus. Not that I'll ever be getting married but still.

[@mouseymousey02]

Not the scale of a wedding, but any time people called me during a party to ask for directions...in the age of Google Maps and GPS! Plus, I don't know where you're all coming from, how am I meant to know directions from 20 homes???

[@beastmaster0934]

8:27 “Specific plans” you say 😏

[@emmamcmahon1738]

This is why I will be eloping and then having a family bbq to celebrate when I get back lol. I don’t need all this drama on my wedding day just saying

[@SingingSealRiana]

gosh people . . . I am someone who has a f*uckton of genuine food intolerances, not my throat is swelling shut and I am going to die bad allergies, but I will be miserable and maybe faint bad so I pretty much never eat anything I have not cooked myself. My bff is holding a very small wedding with me being the only guest in attandence with any special needs so I the hell do not expect them to offer me anything special. . . . they will, because she loves me and her fiance likes me well enough for that, but I do not expect it . . . I do not get how people can be that entitled . . .

[@dahanix2]

Dafaq is this thumbnail?

[@meskaz8040]

Seems like a southasian wedding like I've heard a lot of peeps bring guns and just start firing at the sky to "celebrate" here in Pakistan

[@dahanix2]

@@meskaz8040 Mk thanks

[@mattjohns3394]

A lot of middle eastern celebrations will include gunfire. Guy tries to fire an AK one handed. Kills 3 people. At a wedding.

[@dahanix2]

@@mattjohns3394 Oh...

[@gorillaau]

It's appropriate protection should the Monster in law makes an appearance.

[@aymarafan7669]

Sounds like annoying fanatic SDA’s dictating some of these weddings especially the one about vegan wedding cake!

[@isaac56176]

At 6:01 is the Robot narrator okay?

[@tampenismall2195]

I was wondering why is my phone make the bebebebebebebebe sound

[@spookerredmenace3950]

since when is Vegan a religion?

[@gorillaau]

There are some, I search Wikipedia, but little chance that you'd come across someone in the western world. Could be a ploy to attempt to be and be a PITA. Red flag, uninvited them. There is no way I would ask my fiancee to compromise on the cake that she might be wanting for the wedding reception. Eggless and non-dairy cakes can have an odd texture, if not expecting it. Sidenote: We are getting married next year. Covid restrictions will still apply, keeps out the friends of relatives.

[@spookerredmenace3950]

@@gorillaau screw the covid restrictions and invite all the people :P Vegan sounds like its a communist influence lol

[@gorillaau]

@@spookerredmenace3950 Hehe. Vegetarian by Proxy: Eat Vegetarians... beef cattle, pings, chickens mainly.

[@pasquallysquigglyjunior5491]

Truck backing up noise 6:00

[@a35362]

We do not negotiate with terrorists.

[@epicmemer1802]

I think I have seen the video from the thumbnail. The guy was trying to shoot into the sky for a wedding accidentally shot some of the people at the wedding I think it was about 3 people where killed

[@hadlierose]

BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Ooh yea I love this song

[@friskecrisps8038]

Should be changed to annoying things future mother in laws do

[@barriehannon6857]

Australian summers aren't that hot anymore

[@Korean_Kitty]

9:10 They deserve it.

[@dashamanstevo5326]

Be be be be be be be beats!

[@princess50]

I was also offered money to cut of the wedding and break my husbands heart to look like the bad guy all for 15,000????? Bitch i make 51,000 a month for being an EA they hate me so much that they didn't even brother to know what i do for a living

[@ammaulani6386]

My ex MIL decided to tell my mom on the morning of the wedding that this wedding is “pointless and a waste of money.” She was disappointed that my ex married me, because, in her own words, he should only marry white women. Plot twist: we’re all Asians

[@RatEatingChetto]

I can see myself buying a domain to make a point about my wedding. Please, email all your exception requests to: [e-mail].

[@catphotos9836]

That thumbnail is... Concerning

[@liwiathan]

If you don't want kids, don't get married! If you don't want kids at an event, don't invite people with kids. What do you consider a kid? Under 5, or under 21? Do you mean you don't want nondrinkers?

[@liwiathan]

@Melody Ackerman Not when the kids are >5 and home is several states away.

[@coffeezombie6813]

So I should forego a lifetime of happiness with a spouse and just settle for living together - or separately - just because I can't have children? Gee, thanks for the discrimination. Marriage is not about having children, it's about spending the rest of your life with someone. What a ridiculous notion, that one shouldn't get married if one doesn't want children. I guess this means you're against gay marriage too, if the only purpose for getting married is to make babies. If you don't want kids at an event, you specify on the invitation that the event is 18+. There's no reason to discriminate against people and refuse to invite them simply because they have children, because the children can and should be left at home with a babysitter. If you can't find a babysitter, you simply say sorry, we won't be able to come. No event I plan will ever be child-friendly, but I won't exclude my friends who have kids just because they have kids. And anyone who gets offended by an adults-only event where children aren't permitted is an entitled snowflake who should never be allowed to enter another bar or watch a restricted video as long as they live. If you boycott a wedding because you can't bring your children, you have to boycott all other restricted events, too. Otherwise, you're just a hypocrite trying to force others to bend to your will. But wow, to suggest that people shouldn't get married if they don't want kids ... that just boggles the mind. That may well be the most ridiculous thing I've heard someone say in years, if not all my life.

[@liwiathan]

@@coffeezombie6813 No, Marriage is for raising children, gay people can do that. You just want a wedding.

[@liwiathan]

@Melody Ackerman It's rude. (To both the kids and parents.) Would you invite only half the family if it were any other division?

[@coffeezombie6813]

@@liwiathan No, I don't. If I did get married I would elope, I have social anxiety, I don't EVER want to be in a room with more than 5-6 people. Marriage is for spending the rest of your life with someone. You're suggesting that someone who can't have children just shouldn't get married. That's ridiculous. That's downright insane. You make your vows to the person you're marrying, not to some future children you plan to have. The marriage is literally between the two spouses. Raising children isn't even mentioned in the traditional vows, but staying true to each other and supporting each other through thick and thin, that's in there ... because marriage is between two adults. It's a celebration of the commitment between two people, not their plan to have or raise a family.

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[@randyhaight7202]

"We saw it as a way for parents to take a night off". Umm.. most parents don't want a night off, they want to be with their kids. I'll choose my kids over some cousin's wedding any day of the week. Maybe I'm the weirdo, but I won't have my kids feeling like something is so wrong with them that I need a "night off", I'll choose to share my life with my kids instead of leaving them behind every time. Asking for someone to attend without their children in my eyes is the same thing as saying that they can come but their spouse is not allowed.

[@coffeezombie6813]

Actually, most parents DO want a night off. Having kids is hard work and everyone deserves a bit of a break from work. It's not saying there's something wrong with your kids, it's saying "nice, I get to relax and leave the work to a babysitter for a few hours." You're not rejecting your kids by going to the wedding without them, you're taking a break from THE WORK. Not from the kids, from the work. Asking someone to attend without their children is NOT the same as disallowing their spouse, because the children are young, immature, restless, and disruptive. They need to be monitored and kept under control, the spouse doesn't, or at least shouldn't need supervision. The spouse is an adult who can be expected to behave maturely, the children are not. If you don't want to attend because your children can't go with you, then you don't get to go to another bar or another rated movie as long as you live either. If you boycott one, you have to boycott them all, or you're nothing but a hypocrite trying to force others to bend to your will, an entitled parent who thinks nobody should have the right to exclude your precious baybeez. People have the right to invite whomever they want to invite to their wedding, and they have the right to ... is "disinvite" a word? ... whomever they don't want there. If you don't want to attend without your children, you politely say something like "Sorry, we won't be able to make it." You don't put a guilt trip on them for not inviting your children, you don't try to manipulate them by saying you're not going because your kids aren't invited, they don't need to know why, they just need to know you're not coming. The day is about THEM, not your crotch-goblins, and it's their right to plan for THEIR DAY to not be disrupted by someone else's hellspawn. They have every right to say they don't want to risk any of the crap that kids cause at weddings. Demanding that your kids be allowed to come is entitled. You were invited, they weren't. Get over it. Nobody is obligated to invite your kids. And you're not obligated to go without them. Just politely thank them for the invitation and decline, and drop it. It's not your place. It's not your day. It's the day where you let go of your ego and your entitledness and help them celebrate in the way that they want to. Don't deprive people who love you of your presence on their big day just because of your own selfishness. THEY don't want kids there, and they are the only ones whose opinions matter on that day. You don't like it, just quietly stay home, but don't try to make them feel guilty for not wanting children at a wedding. Everyone knows children ruin weddings.

[@bigawesomewatermelon9511]

@@coffeezombie6813 If you hate kids, don't hold or attend family events, how about that? Adults ruin a million times more events than any kids can. A room full of children is infinitely better than being around adult relatives, assuming you're not a mistake. If you're getting Married, you don't actually care who's there unless you're completely insane. You care about the fact that you're getting married. Kids do belong at weddings, if you don't want kids there, you really don't want family at your wedding. It's not even about "taking a break from the kids." Yes, most parents want and need to do that occasionally. It's just often much more work than it's worth to attend a wedding without bringing your children. Childcare arrangements aren't always easy to make, it can be hard to find something for long enough to attend a wedding. Especially if you have to travel. Some entitled cousin's wedding isn't worth that stress.

[@coffeezombie6813]

@@bigawesomewatermelon9511 "A room full of children is infinitely better than being around adult relatives" is nothing more than your opinion. It is not fact. It's not even factual.

[@bigawesomewatermelon9511]

@@coffeezombie6813 okay and? Nothing you said was factual either. So there we go

[@coffeezombie6813]

@@bigawesomewatermelon9511 Actually I didn't lie once. You did. There actually IS a difference.

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[@varkr2066]

Stop deleting my comments. These people sound very cringy. Childish mentalities and holding grudges. American consumerism apparently holds more value than marriage being a sacred oath between two souls.

[@Starstruck_Seven]

Lmao what even dude

[@varkr2066]

@@Starstruck_Seven of course you're confused and afraid, you don't want to challenge yourself or try to understand

[@Starstruck_Seven]

@@varkr2066 you okay dude? This doomer mentality can't be good for you lmao

[@varkr2066]

@@Starstruck_Seven you know I can see when you edit your comments.. why are you so unsure of yourself? Something isn't doomer meme just because you say it is. Boomers and leftists really can't meme. Lmfao.

[@Starstruck_Seven]

@@varkr2066 who said I was leftist lmao? And I don't really give a shit if you see where I edit or not lol, I just don't get why you are obsessively commenting on a text to speech reddit channel. Pretty weirdchamp if you ask me :/