The Most Outrageous Wedding Posts People Shared Online

The Most Outrageous Wedding Posts People Shared Online
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[@jaycooper2812]

I made my sister's wedding cake and my mother was pissed that I told my sister it was her wedding gift from me. The cake cost me $400 for the ingredients and I spent 22 hours decorating it. The local bakery wanted $3,500 to make it. I told mom that I saved her $3,500 in costs for the wedding and if she wanted to gripe I would send her the bill. My sister was overjoyed for the cake as she got the cake of her dreams and didn't have to pay for it.

[@karenglenn6707]

Your mum sounds ungrateful, but I’m so pleased that your sis loved it.

[@paulashe61]

Yip. People are like greedy children

[@mchapman1928]

@@jaycooper2812 - My daughter is a professional baker. She makes magnificent cakes. One wedding cake 5 tier, turned out fabulous. The bride was overjoyed. My daughter delivered it to the venue, a barn wedding in a very beautiful place. She set up the cake on the table, with all that is needed with it as arranged. The next day the bride contacted my daughter. The wedding planner at the venue, decided it was too early to leave the cake out, since there was no air conditioning so…..she took off the top layers to fit it in their refrigerator! She destroyed the cake. The bride was devastated. My daughter was furious…..for several reasons, the poor bride and her reputation as a baker. She refunded the brides money. The wedding planner failed to see her screw up.

[@pachecodecastro2593]

I made a point of telling the guests at my wedding that we did not want any gifts. In all honesty, I believe that if you don’t have the means to furnish your own house, you are not ready to get married (at other people’s expenses). I had a beautiful backyard wedding, with close friends, still got some lovely (and useful) gifts. I never understood how people can be so entitled.

[@mchapman1928]

@@pachecodecastro2593 - Years ago, people were young getting wed. Most girls still lived at home with mom and dad, the boy too. They were just starting out and family and friends would give them practical things to start a home…..toaster, blender, sheets, towels, dishes…..etc. None of this registering crap. You got the basics and were grateful for them. Today, many already live on their own and have the basics. Even royalty and wealthy people gets gifts at a wedding…..it’s a nice custom to use these items and remember and appreciate those who gave them.

[@phils3143]

My Grandma: "Weddings these days are all about picking one day and putting on a show to say, 'look at me.' Your grandfather and I were married at the town hall by the county clerk and we just had our 53rd anniversary. You really want a marriage? Look at us."

[@YsabetJustYsabet]

Good for her! My parents were married in wartime (WWII) at the county courthouse and had 55 years together.

[@jonesnori]

A few of these were just people with different taste. If they want to get married at Taco Bell, bless them, why shouldn't they? It's tons better than asking your friends for money to create a Bride Magazine-style extravaganza. It sounds like fun to me. I'd laugh, but I'd go, and enjoy the hell out of it.

[@captainpoppleton]

that trampoline was struggling though .....

[@zanderthezealous5169]

That's what I thought about the hot topic wedding. They seem happy

[@sandrafaith]

Was just thinking that about the White Castle wedding. Maybe they met there or something, and it's meaningful to them in some way

[@gl15col]

If you are in such financial trouble that you have to go cheap on your wedding, just elope and save yourself a ton of grief. Also, don't attend a wedding with someone dressed as a Nazi. That is not acceptable.

[@phoenixgirl70]

I think that was the groom! Just disgusting!

[@mademoiselledusfonctionell1609]

Eloping is perhaps not what you are recommending, but... You can definitely have a cheep wedding without being trashy, and you can have a trashy wedding that costs a fortune. Having a themed wedding - something which sadly has invaded Europe from the United States of Stupid - is beyond trashy in itself. As is having multiple bridesmaids (there is THE bridesmaid - ok!), and demanding that they have matching dresses (even matching colours). The theme of weddings is supposed to be THE WEDDING. Nothing else.

[@sandrafaith]

I heard on a podcast that those who spend more than $20K or more on their wedding are 3.5 times MORE likely to end up divorcing. Mine was well below that, so we'll stayed married for life I guess 😆

[@mademoiselledusfonctionell1609]

@@sandrafaith I have heard the same thing, although without specific numbers. It doesn't surprise me at all. For those who spend an inordinate amount on the wedding, the marriage is probably subordinate to "the wedding". (My parents got married alone. It was only they, the priest and the witnesses that the church provided. They stayed married for 54 years, until Mum died.)

[@mchapman1928]

We had our wedding planned for 18 months. There was a long waiting list to get the venue we wanted. All our relatives knew about it, and the date and time. When invitations came back some said unable to attend??? My parents were stunned and confused. Well….my wedding was at 4pm in our Catholic Church. When our limo pulled up to the church, the previous wedding was just leaving. It was one of my male cousins, and his new bride…..and the relatives who were not coming to my wedding. They picked the same day….same church…months after we had the date. That’s tacky.

[@larrywest42]

I think "scummy" would be more accurate.

[@Karenforcompassion]

I realize I save a ton of money on gifts by being an introvert lol.

[@Rubyfir3]

Same!

[@simonfea2]

0:40 what kind of ahole would invite people to a wedding then make them pay for a slice of cake!?! I went to my OWN wedding for the cake!!!!!

[@megb9700]

The mashed potatoes had me laughing 😂

[@erine3185]

Ive been to some catered weddings where the food wasn't as good as Taco Bell or White Castle!

[@janettraynor433]

I can't believe how tacky some people are!!!🤯😊

[@cydkriletich6538]

I can’t help but think that many of these are faked just for amusement. However, they are a good indication, even if in parody, of how weddings are perceived nowadays. Many weddings are being produced as if they were stage shows, operas, or circuses, for which attendees might as well be sold tickets. The clip about seating guests according to the value of their gift is pretty much the same as paying for specific seats in a theater. IMO, a wedding guest should never HAVE to pay for anything at a wedding, including even a gift. Traditionally, guests were invited solely for the purpose of their presence as witnesses to a solemn but happy occasion, as in the expression “the pleasure of your company.” Of course, there are couples who are in tight circumstances, and guests may choose to take part in a money dance or money tree or something like that. But not if the wedding is an ostentatious display of tacky, as so many weddings have sadly become.

[@The_Real_Mier]

Just watching how some people behave in all kinds of videos on YT, makes me (as sad as it is) believe that the majority of these wedding disasters are REALLY TRUE… The entitlement combined with the arrogance AND stupidity of way too many people, creates these absolute horrific ideas people have about how their wedding should be and that their idea is perfectly acceptable within today’s society……. But we must keep hoping things will get better and focus on the MANY other people, who are NOT acting/thinking that way and who see the value of decency, good manners and being a valuable member of society…. LET DECENCY, RESPONSIBILITY AND REAL LOVE WIN !!!! ❤

[@edevos3108]

The problem with most modern weddings is that some people have thrown away dignity, decorum, class and respect. Some of these breaches of common etiquette, stylish excellence and modesty are breathtaking to say the least. If the wedding is a joke, it's no wonder that the marriage turns out to be the same and the result is divorce.

[@01doha]

I can see why most are posted anonymously 😂

[@joannbeiser4907]

I was just happy to see family to celebrate our day. Sister said “register” but I did not. I already had that stuff. It wasn’t about the presents! It was a celebration, not a money and gift grab. 46 years married so far!

[@taylortaylor5854]

In my country if peoole don't have money to make a wedding, they just don't get married. Asking people for money for the wedding it's seem like something trashy, and make the couple look like beggars

[@larrywest42]

It _is_ trashy, even in the U.S. It also suggests that the couple is either too immature to make hard decisions or that they plan to sponge off of others for the rest of their soon-to-be miserable lives.

[@54321-p]

That one about paying for the cake slice? Reminds me of an invite I got to a neighborhood barbeque. I was asked to bring my own meat and "chip in" for the other food. I declined.

[@sharons8690]

i worked for a weeding photographer. nothing surprises me anymore

[@captainpoppleton]

Much demand for that sort of thing ?

[@habslover2306]

​@@captainpoppleton Charges extra, understandably, for poison oak cleanup

[@sharons8690]

@@habslover2306 haha, love spell check

[@habslover2306]

@@sharons8690 It sure can be a hoot sometimes. 🤪

[@reddog-ex4dx]

If I walked in to a wedding or reception that was like any of these, I would turn around and walk out. Disgusting

[@andrewwoodgate3769]

Are the heterosexuals OK?

[@janem2684]

I couldn't finish reading these because I am so incredibly appalled

[@larrywest42]

Smart move: I did finish reading and regret it.

[@larrywest42]

Smart move: I did finish reading and regret it.

[@ToudaHell]

The mimic flowers are awesome! I wonder if there were other nerd stuff there.

[@schaudhry4976]

Evil people and greedy. Yikes! I didn’t know the length people go to. Need some feel good news now😮

[@momtrips6783]

Some of these are absolutely appalling. Have people lost their friggin' minds?

[@rqstuv9336]

@ 3:39 , is it a case of cousins getting married to each other?

[@pxn748]

That's what I thought.

[@roehrc]

I was looking for this comment. I wasn’t concerned about the wedding dress. They are first cousins, too.

[@ceceyoung7462]

Most of these are just sad. Entitled brides seems to be a trend…I just don’t understand it.

[@phoenixgirl70]

Well to be fair more grooms are involved in decisions but the bride does the work. I mean we saw a lot of sports themed and hunting stuff. I doubt a bride wants their groom in a hockey jersey for example. But I think a big problem is people who decorate their girls bedrooms with words like “princess” over the bed and are made to believe their weddings are their big day just taught life is a damn fairytale and like marriage fixes their lives. They should be more focused on the marriage they want. The number of people I know who didn’t even discuss if they were going to have children and if so how many just blew my mind every time. I just don’t get the me me me thing but I think you can blame parents as well as tv shows like the Bachelor and movies and of course social media where they see weddings of wealthy people and think it’s normal. There’s so many factors really. It’s just gross.

[@ceceyoung7462]

@@phoenixgirl70 oh girl…I could NOT agree with you more!! Tell a little girl she’s a “princess” her whole life, she grows up thinking the sun rises and sets on her ass. And unless your parents are stupid rich, spending what could be a down payment on a house for a one day ‘flex’ to impress people…ridiculous.

[@nickorange4881]

the one with the mother in law getting a son in law who is also a nephew. D:

[@rattus3102]

Why get married at all..... I have been in a relationship for almost 33 years and am still not tired of it.😊

[@larrywest42]

Good for you! To answer your rhetorical question: a marriage needn't imply a wedding, and it grants certain privileges that mostly become important in old age, health crises, or foreign travel.

[@chazw3x]

I'm not sure that the friends were actually being ranked since the only difference between a maid of honour and a matron of honour is that a maid is single and a matron is married. The maid/matron of honour is in charge of the bridesmaids.

[@Shelleysnail]

I quite like the idea of charcuterie ❤

[@melodicseaweed387]

Yeah, I mean 10k is a lot of money for many, the ideas don't sound too bad. I'm all for the ice cream 😇

[@jolenethiessen357]

I think it sounds delightful for an early wedding- sort of like lunch. I originally wanted a brunch wedding!

[@originalcinner]

As a vegetarian, I'm a nope on that. But if the bridal party were sticking with it, then I'd just eat before the wedding. Heck, even if I ate charcuterie, I still think I'd eat before the wedding.

[@larrywest42]

Sounds good to me, too.. the main problem, I think, is the length of the event, and the fact that you _really_ want everyone to be in a good mood, not hangry.

[@missamanda2703]

I just don't go anymore. All of our friends have been married 3x neices and nephew's don't care if we come as long as we send a cheque.

[@weRarmy_weRBL]

How to say that you have no class, education or personality ... without saying that you have no class, education or personality!

[@ribo451]

A lot of people seem to think everyone is as obsessed with their wedding as they are. At least in my case, if I’m at your wedding it’s because I’m obligated to be there. There are so many other things I would rather be doing.

[@Flutistno3]

This strikes me as so excessive. Most marriages end in divorce, but people think so highly of THEIR marriage that it's worth losing friends and throwing away money over. I got married for 20 dollars, by the justice of the peace in a trailer park and went back to a school for the military on Monday morning. I was married in a 50 dollar unwanted prom dress. Our marriage lasted 16 years before it ended over infidelity on his part. I have no regrets. That's more than most last these days.

[@elizabethnavarre7972]

You said "people think so highly of their marriage." That's exactly the problem, the focus is on the wedding and not the marriage. You are absolutely correct. I used Party City & Oriental Trading Company, lol. Thank you for your service, Ma'am.

[@rattus3102]

So true! 👍

[@juliadoherty83]

We married for £200 or so. In 2002. We got married at a registry office. My dress was £20 in a sale. He already had the suit. 6 guests. Pub afterwards. Nothing fancy. First and only wedding. He died christmas 2018. I'm a young widow. I miss him.

[@carollynt]

There seems to be a competition in the comments for the cheapest marriage ceremony. It’s not impressive. It’s just cheap and as if you couldn’t be bothered to plan and execute something memorable.

[@user-bi2sv7om8k]

​@@juliadoherty83😢

[@cindym.1618]

I know a couple who had a camo wedding and all the groomsmen were given flip flops with bottle openers on the bottom. They're divorced now.

[@joemuncie9187]

A weasely acquaintance of mine got married and almost everyone he invited were also weasels. When he opened the envelopes after, there was almost no money. Blank cards with no gift. To be honest, the groom probably owed money to most of the guests!!!

[@FokkeWulfe]

"My daughter is getting married. Excited to have a son in law even though he's already my nephew." Okay look. I can't say I'm an arborist, but that family tree doesn't have enough branches, if you get my drift. I just hope brotherdad isn't gonna be mad....

[@BelindaMuller]

Ehhh... Gift expectation isn't ridiculous if it's culturally expected. Here, it's common courtesy. We had guests who didn't bring a gift, but we wouldn't have known except we had cards come off packages and had to try to find who to thank for what. I wasn't bothered if gifts were of modest value or not (edited for clarification), my only issue was the couple who it transpired had not given a gift were the ones who asked all of the guests at their own wedding to give cash.

[@larrywest42]

Where is it culturally expected? In the U.S. Midwest+West Coast (middle class), it's _normal,_ but not _required,_ and only the crassest couple would ever judge someone *they chose to invite* based on a gift. That said, reality TV shows us there are *a lot* of crass people (and many more who relish watching their train wrecks).

[@christinebailey9935]

I don’t know, but it seems weddings seem to bring the crazies out faster. And the Bridezillas are the Karen’s of the future

[@qmnnvrdyz8965]

Capital "t" Tacky!! Society has been going downhill, for awhile, and it looks like it's aiming to break the speed barrier!

[@Cartoonluv95]

The hot topic one is actually really cool

[@rattus3102]

I liked that one too! 😄

[@chazw3x]

It's amazing how cheap and petty brides get when they're about to get married. It's not good enough to be married to the man they love. They gotta have expensive presents and cash donations or the people attending aren't really their friends.

[@lesilemccravy5172]

9:51 😂that should,my brothers,cake topper,he’s an,avid gamer

[@happyhermit3141]

1:30 - If some dude asked me to marry him with some WACKY backy I might be tempted. I could always back out later saying (truthfully) that I wasn't in my right mind. And I would give the ring back. I'm not greedy.

[@jennifer_mertens]

1:08 ...and the groom's hand is on her 2ss😂. That's going to take some explaining.

[@laurallewien2165]

Some people's children....lol

[@liwiathan]

What's wrong with fondant

[@savannahhunter4824]

Wearing a white dress is unbelievable

[@betsyb4926]

Those couples you're making fun of are probably the ones that are still married: they understand that spending life together is the point, not spending thousands of dollars on one day just to impress your friends and IG followers. Stop being the mean girl, HappyLand

[@nyxspiritsong5557]

What?! I only saw a handful of posts that were silly... as opposed to straight up tacky and money hungry.... if you really think being that disgusting about expecting money, lavish gifts, and *checks notes* MARRYING YOUR DEAD SISTERS HUSBAND is the start of a good strong marriage.....*sigh* I don't even know where to start. Maybe think about why you think the channel is being a "mean girl " instead of calling it what it is.... calling out tacky behavior

[@beckyray9223]

I refuse to go to anymore weddings or funerals no one is going to know when I pass away unless they are very close friends

[@Hunter225]

Wtf

[@joannbeiser4907]

K

[@juliadoherty83]

@13.38 how old are the bride and groom? 7? 8? Certainly not rational adults. 🙄

[@chazw3x]

She definitely wasn't nude she had flowers on.