Top 10 Wedding Tropes That Make NO Sense

[@MsMojo]

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[@msfriendsfan4ever788]

Proposing to someone you've only been with for a few days/weeks

[@Canadiangrl77]

I went to a wedding where the Groom refused to pay the DJ and the DJ packed up and left shortly after the reception started. An 80 year old man stepped in with an accordion. That was just hilarious. The Bride left the Groom at the reception and he was too drunk to notice.

[@MsMojo]

LOL no way!

[@y2empleh]

When my dad was in a hospital cancer center, another male patient found out he had less than 2 weeks left and his daughter and her fiancé who were supposed to get married later that year planned a wedding in 4 days so that the brides dad could see his daughter get married. It was obviously very small but still a lovely event.

[@melissagrant4178]

Hope your dad is doing better

[@y2empleh]

@@melissagrant4178 thank you for your thoughtful concern. Unfortunately he died due to his cancer a few months after this.

[@dianabuck7310]

After my dream wedding got postponed indefinitely due to the pandemic, my husband and I planned a new, low-budget wedding in under a month.

[@trinaq]

I've only ever been at ONE wedding where the priest asked "If anyone objects", but it was done in a jokey way, and obviously not as dramatic as Hollywood would have you believe.

[@vanessastegall]

😂

[@alyzu4755]

The most dramatic thing I saw at a wedding was when one of the groomsmen passed out from the heat during the ceremony. It was a VERY hot day, no AC in the church, and they were all wearing tuxes. Poor guy dropped like a stone. But the other groomsmen AND the groom caught him, carried him to the vestibule, and a couple of them stayed with him. The groom ran back in yelling "We'll edit that part out of the video!". And went on to say his "I dos". As far as I know, they're still together nearly 30 years later.

[@nancysnyder7684]

Years ago, I went to a wedding of a co-worker. At one point, we heard a huge thud sound. It turned out a bridesmaid had locked her knees and she went down. They got her back up and feeling better and then continued the ceremony. The minister was speaking and the bride and groom were facing him. We could see their backs. Everything was fine, then the groom put his arm around the bride's shoulder, then it slid down to her waist, then he pulled her into him. She melted. She simply melted down to the floor. Unlike the bridesmaid who quickly fainted, the bride slowy slid down her groom's body as he tried to hold her up. As she slid down, her lipstick left a snail trail down the groom's white tuxedo shirt. He had to exchange shirts with one of the groomsmen for pictures. Like in your senario, it was just too hot up at the alter. Apparently, this was known to happen in this church, but no one told the couple. They later found out they were supposed bring a fan. I dare say, it was the most memorable wedding I've ever been too. 🙃

[@malcontent7]

06:00 I actually have to tell a story about this, because my mother recently told me a story about her brother’s wedding, back in 1988, and it was honestly the most cliched sitcom/comedy movie wedding ever. It was like everything that could go wrong, went wrong. First, my mother, who was supposed to be a bridesmaid, got pregnant with me, and was too big for the dress by the wedding, so they had to substitute in one of the bride’s cousins (who I believe she hated), then they discovered that the cars they’d rented for the wedding procession had been in a car wreck a week earlier, and they were all totalled, then on the day they discovered that the bakery they’d ordered the cake from nine months in advance (apparently you need a minimum of 3-6 months) had completely forgotten the order so they had to settle for a display window piece, finally the weather in Queensland that year was unseasonably hot for spring, and completely unsuited for the very long, full coverage wedding dress that she’d wanted (I guess they were popular at the time) and had specifically chosen that time of year to suit. She was so uncomfortably hot and sweaty through the whole ceremony, that she’d had to change by the reception.

[@guillermosierracuellar9812]

I object because I love that person Bride/groom: oh thank god I’m going to leave everything for you I was about to make the biggest mistake of my life

[@RitsusDarlingGirl]

I would love to see a movie/ tv wedding where someone objects, pours their heart out, and the object of their affection just tells them to get out.

[@megansteele6302]

my mom did that to a guy but it was the day before and not the actual wedding this guy actually cried and she still said no. and to make matters worse on her wedding day my dad was so drunk from the night before he could barley stand or talk. There still together going on 35 years. My dad says he was so nervou s because his parents divorced when he was little and he thought all marriages ended up like that and he didn't want to lose mom. they were not even married yet. so his grooms men got him drunk before the wedding (= so much so he spent the night in the back of a truck. what makes it funny is the guy mom dumped was muscular and wanted by all women. My dad was handsome but he was some what of a geek. mom was a popular cheerleader type I can't help but smile at how cute they are. (= I know it seems fake but it's true.

[@ChildOfDarkDefiance]

I was at a wedding where the couple didn't show up. The bride's mom had to tell every one they could go home, and the other parents were with her looking traumatized. I didn't find this out on the day, but later she, the bride, told me they both started panicking, and they started talking (on the phone), and they bolted. A few months later though, they actually did get married. Their minister carved out a little time after service, and married them. Their parents were there, and the minister's wife and kid. It was messy, but they're pretty happy with the results, they are very strongly against most aspects of the wedding industry now though.

[@rebekahscorner3367]

My coworker got married recently and her wedding cake never arrived because the cake maker had the wrong date. She got a refund.

[@DS-uh6ss]

We had our officiant, my husband's then-coworker and a church pastor, back out at the last minute. We'd written our own vows, and sent them to him, and got no response for a week. Then he emailed us, told us he "didn't have peace in his heart" about doing our ceremony, and quit. We were horrified and thought we'd done something awful and wrong with our vows, had hurt and offended him in some way. Nope. Turns out that the pastor had an opportunity to take a vacation to Spain with his wife, and it was the same time as our wedding. Thanks, Pastor Asshole!

[@joyholmes254]

My cousin recently got married and didn’t have a wedding cake either because the cake maker forgot

[@TheCommenterDragon]

All of these tropes really do make weddings terrible events to attend, lucky for me i never go to weddings. lol

[@theponyofglory8545]

Weddings are boring.

[@FishyBirdMLS]

My uncle is a wedding DJ and photographer. One wedding he attended, the bride walked down the aisle, turned to the attendees, and said, "I'd like to thank you all for coming today. I'd also like to thank my fiance for sleeping with my maid of honor. The ceremony is off, but there's still free food and dancing!"

[@waittillfamewtf2385]

❤️ Married Once: High Budget 💕 Married Twice: Middle Budget 💞 Married Often: Low Budget

[@kailiahmoon]

Man: Does anyone have a reason NOT to marry this person? Bugs Bunny: (in a feminine voice) No... Okay, maybe. Daffy Duck: What the heck, Bugs? Why are you still here? Bugs Bunny: (normal voice) I was bored, alright? Someone get the check!

[@aliceclick7107]

ok

[@love.marvelous]

Lol

[@christophergarrett7082]

Who invites an ex to an wedding. The whole point of having an ex is not to talk to them again

[@AwesomeAndFunVideos]

well, it depends on where you are with your ex

[@fashionablechangeling2003]

You can remain friends with your ex. It's not always as severe as that

[@AwesomeAndFunVideos]

@@fashionablechangeling2003 exactly

[@AwesomeAndFunVideos]

My mom still talks to me and my sisters dad

[@carr0760]

I've experienced many of these in real life. Couples leaving for the honeymoon. Groom being late because he was hungover from his bachelor party. I don't think I've ever been to a wedding that didn't include the "if anyone knows a reason these two shouldn't be married" line. Venue burning down, causing a change a few weeks before the date. (This one is happening as we speak.) I'm a musician and have been called less than two weeks before a wedding to bail somebody out when their previous musician canceled on them. My mom's MOH showed up drunk, and ultimately knocked the cake on the floor. Oh, and my dad's divorce papers got lost/delayed. He had been legally separated for quite some time before he met my mom, they just hadn't actually filed for divorce. They thought they were going to have to do the ceremony without the legal aspects, and then do a courthouse wedding later, but the paperwork finally came through on the morning of the ceremony. And yes, I do know someone who was left at the altar.

[@packnetadaija]

I always wondered what would happen if someone objects to a wedding, has anyone ever had that happen in real life?

[@aliceclick7107]

sane here and no

[@y2empleh]

I was at a wedding where I thought the grooms best friend was going to object because she was in love with him. Everyone thought she would object and were encouraging her to do so but for whatever reason she didn’t. I distinctly remember when the ceremony got to that part the entire grooms side of the wedding started doing an overly loud fake cough in support of her.

[@ValkyrKat1488]

I’ve been to a wedding where someone objected and the whole wedding stopped. The bride walked away in tears, the groom was pissed, and it took some time. The guests were so angry at the objector. There was a conversation and they were then removed. The wedding did continue and the couple is still married. The objector was excluded from other events for a long time

[@y2empleh]

@@ValkyrKat1488 How was the reception? Were people talking about it or just trying to pretend like it didn’t happen?

[@ValkyrKat1488]

@@y2empleh There were people gossiping about it, but most of the guests felt bad and wanted the couple to have a good time. The bridesmaids did a really good job of keeping the bride happy and distracted from that and her husband was really good about keeping it fun. It was awkward at first and then fun. Everyone could laugh about it and it still is a joke

[@talevita]

In 2007 I was planning my wedding for five months until my fiancé & I called it off. One year later we were back together and agreed it was the stress that called the wedding off so we decided to marry without telling anybody except our parents and siblings. We got our license and googled an officiant and were married four weeks later.

[@billianaguirova]

The bakery that was supposed to make our wedding cake cancelled a week before the date. The best man hired a new one and the cake was a present from him. My husband and I saw it at the reception and we had no idea what it would look like. Fortunetely, the new baker had done a great job. Plus, the guestlist and the table arrangements for the reception got lost on the wedding day. The guests pretty much arranged themselves.

[@WrenFaithBridger]

I laughed so hard when watching this: #6: You can't plan (& hold) a wedding in just a few days - The Friday before Labor Day, 1985, my boyfriend & I picked his mother up at the airport as she was visiting. We told her that we filed for our marriage license that morning & planned to be married in December. She said she couldn't make it then; could we get married while she was up there? Figuring we had a month to throw something nice together, we agreed...to find out that she was leaving Wednesday! In 3 days, we arranged for a JP, got flowers, I set the music, my guy & his dad videotaped, my brothers & a friend took stills, I found the perfect hat & veil to go with a dress I had bought but never wore, my mother & a friend arranged a cold-cut buffet & wedding cake...and our license arrived 1/2-hour before the time the JP showed up on Tuesday evening. Boom. #4: Must something always go wrong? - At the time, I worked at a department store as a cashier supervisor. I had to work Tuesday morning, but my boss (an absolute sweetheart of a guy) arranged to have the rest of my shift covered so that I could leave early. Since I was the supervisor - aka "Keeper of the Keys" - I couldn't just leave. Wouldn't you know it, my cover never showed up! An hour later, absolutely frantic, I contacted my boss with the dilemma; he ordered a woman from another department (who, I might add, didn't like me) to take my keys so that I could leave. Oh, and I'm not going to go into detail about our cat almost attacking our friend who was taking photos. HM: Saying the wrong name - While neither my groom nor I said the wrong name, the JP called me by my husband's first name! Perfect for an honorable mention. Oh, and for the record, this September we will be celebrating our 37th anniversary...so it all worked out for the best.

[@BonneKlide]

I’ve been a bridesmaid in several weddings and something went wrong in Each and every one. 1) The hair salon we were booked at never opened the day of the wedding and we had to scramble to find another one to get us all in. The bride and us bridesmaids were 20 minutes late to the ceremony because of it. 2) The bride spilled punch all over her dress at the reception and that was pretty much the end of that day. Also the flower girl, who was 3 yrs old, spent the entire ceremony running all over the church. To make it more worse, the guy videoing it recorded the flower girl running around instead of recording the ceremony itself 3) The bride didn’t have a backup plan for her outdoor ceremony. Poured rain the night before and day of the wedding causing the ground to be too wet and muddy to have it outdoors. Spent an hour trying to find Anywhere to hold the ceremony. A local hospital let them use their chapel for 20 minutes. 4) The caterer for the reception (the food And the cake) showed up an hour and half late. The food was wrong and the cake was completely the wrong color. She ended up with a Complete refund. Their DJ also didn’t have things very organized so the music was hit and Miss. Plus the photographer had a broken camera lens with no backup lens and half the photos were blurry. 5) Our wedding was outdoors and it was Sooo windy that no one could hear the ceremony even with the speakers. Our hair looked a little wild in some pics too. Also, those who Did actually show up for the reception (30 people who rsvp’d never bothered to show up), mostly ate and then left. Maybe 20 people stayed for the music. We had so much leftover food that we made the remaining guests take as much with them as they wanted. 6) the bride had such anxiety that they spent a half an hour trying to talk her into going thru with the wedding. She went thru with it, but their relationship soon fell apart. 7) The wedding was so last minute that it took place at a park, after dark, quickly so they wouldn’t have to pay to use the park for the ceremony. The bride and I were also late because it took too long doing her hair and makeup. I’m done with weddings at this point! Lol

[@asifkhan4822]

Movie wedding tropes are extremely exaggerated and very unlikely happen in reality.

[@carr0760]

I've personally experienced 6 of them. Some more than once.

[@annadickens4936]

At my wedding we had a few issues before it started. One of my bridesmaids broke up with her partner the day before and neither came to the wedding along with a few friends who took sides not wanting to see the other person. Next day tons of rain happened, we had put up a tarp over the garden ceremony area earlier that week but the water started flooding in around where the equipment for mics, DJ, and band was set up. Nothing is more comforting when you are in your dress and have to stay hidden in that room and watch people run in and out trying to fix things. Father of ring bearer and flower girl runs in to find his keys and says, "I 'm running to Lowes to get a shock vac!" That became our wedding present from them hahaha. In the end the weather was upper 60s, no more rain, and not many noticed the missing bridesmaid thanks to us having 2 flower girls and 1 ring bearer. In the end my wedding was what I wanted it to be were it truly counted, with some crazy last minute hiccups.

[@briannajanssen6121]

Venders can cancel at the last minute. My husband and I hired a DJ a year in advance only for him to cancel on us a week before our wedding. We were fortunate enough to be able to hire a different DJ. We were so ticked off. Apparently the first DJ we hired had a reputation for canceling at the last minute but we had no clue about that until he canceled on us.

[@sammybeckett7371]

And the bride always falls in love with the guy objecting. I’d like for once her to be like “nope you missed your chance “

[@crimsonvoid1595]

I have been to several weddings throughout my life so I know how expensive they can be. One of old High School friends actually had a unique idea for accessories for the groomsmen which was pins from our favorite Video Games which was courtesy of my friend’s now wife. Anyways to get to the original point I was making everything went perfectly at every wedding I attended.

[@gabrielleduplessis7388]

I am always surprised that people don’t lose their wedding rings more than we think. It is such an easy thing to lose. Just taking it off in a public bathroom and forgetting it because your mind is distracted. I know Carrie wearing Adrien’s ring on a necklace was because she didn’t love him, but I loved that idea because I know I would lose it if I had to take it off. I am absent minded and forget almost everything. Also, rings fall off sometimes and you may never find them again. So why not wear it as a necklace so you always know where it is?

[@macnnan]

I was maid of honor at my best friend's wedding. When we arrived at the church, we noticed all the grooms men standing around outside....they were looking for the ring that the best man lost. It was NEVER found. Luckily, I had gotten married 2 weeks prior, and my best friend used my brand new wedding ring in her ceremony! Also - when I got married, we couldn't afford a honeymoon, but my wonderful mother gifted us a long weekend away. She had our bags packed for us, and we left straight from the reception!

[@AymNBlast]

Most of the wedding ceremonies takes place nearly the end of the movie or the last episode of TV series

[@stormybierre5280]

I disagree on number 9 the The original purpose of the line was to see if anyone knew any legal reason that the couple couldn't be married (e.g. one of them is already married to someone else, or the parties are related to each other, or one of them is underage) Modern wedding ceremonies tend to drop the line, mostly because of this trope - it's an invitation for some Stalker with a Crush to crash someone's wedding, and a few Jerkasses have been known to crash strangers' weddings and, upon hearing the line. But back then there was reason to use the line of Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Peace, due to there was in some cases where a person did have a reason to say 'I object.' True it may not make any sense nowadays but like i said the line was to see if anyone one knew any legal reason as why they shouldn't get married, so in that sense it DOES MAKE SENSE.

[@jacquelinekenknight9280]

I was maid of honor and the bride gave me the rings on the way to the venue. They were in the seat next to me and as we were getting out, the groom’s sister yells “I got the rings.” Turns out she only grabbed the bride’s ring. Panic and chaos ensued when we couldn’t locate the groom’s wedding band. Called the limo driver and he couldn’t find it. It was chaos. After the ceremony (used another married man’s band for the ceremony), the limo driver calls back saying he did find it. I was so devastated that I took the sister’s word for it and didn’t make sure myself. My best friend was super chill about it all thank god. And it all ended up well in the end.

[@tammiehavens6281]

My hubby's grandpa helped us loose our rings. He put them in a drawer and nobody told me what was going on.

[@rhondawoolford5694]

Due to a hurricane we moved our backyard reception to an indoor space at the summer camp my husband and I met at three days before. Crazy couple of days, but really special too. Everyone really pitched in to help.

[@pasqualembisceglia1989]

I like the wedding scene from Rugrats in Paris: The Movie (2000) and Shrek (2001).

[@DS-uh6ss]

Can I be pedantic and point out that the clip from Crazy Ex-Girlfriend was with the bride's father? The groom was already on his way to priest school.

[@loriegabidel]

Pre-school? ;)

[@DS-uh6ss]

@@loriegabidel priesssssttttt school. 😁

[@DS-uh6ss]

("That's why we don't call it that.")

[@feonaro]

We had 63 days to plan our wedding because the venue we really wanted had an opening much sooner than expected! Even if it was stressful, we managed to be on time and had a wonderful time!

[@CarpettinginMotel.townson]

That Gravity Falls clip out of context is really wei-actually it’s weird in context too

[@madnessarcade7447]

Dramatic affect it makes it more fun on tv lol

[@K3nBrad]

I planned my wedding in 6 weeks. it was great.

[@melissagrant4178]

When I went to my grandma wedding the only thing that happen was during the reception someone forgot their shoes when they left

[@abispanner3957]

We had an afternoon tea party for my sister's hen party (bachelorette party) 😊 it was so relaxing

[@MsMojo]

Sounds great!

[@rosieleaverton]

I'm still pretty young, but if I ever get married, I just want a small one with close friends and family. Not fancy, not expensive, just a nice private wedding.

[@danielferrieri7434]

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[@christigmc]

I got married in 2013 at a country club, total budget of $5000. Including stuff I didn’t pay for like bridesmaids dresses and tuxedo rental. No one believes how cheap my wedding was because of how expensive it looked. My ring bearer pillow hadn’t arrived in the mail so I sent a bridesmaid out to buy one. The officiant said “if anyone objects there’s a large lake behind us please go jump in.” My husband original choice for a Best Man he later fired due to a non wedding issue. He was also disinvited. We bright and early the next day for our honeymoon. Mostly because it was a gift and the person who gave it to us did some poor planning.

[@samuelcollantes1175]

i just came for the thumbnail, but it was an interesting video anyways, happy tuesday ms mojo, and see you soon for more, take care.

[@swostikasharma9647]

MsMojo: You can't plan(& hold) a wedding in just a few days. Le my Nepali culture: Hold my Invitations. 🤣🤣🤣

[@jamilaycock5027]

A friend of my parents was in a wedding of another friend. The guys all got hammered drunk and put the groom on a plane to Texas, from Michigan the night before the wedding. He got sober and home in time. I have encouraged everyone I know to not have the bachelor/bachelorette party the night before... Save that night for the rehearsal dinner and last minute chaos...

[@bef9612]

I was too afraid to put my wedding announcement in the paper for fear that an ex would show.

[@michaelevans1193]

My Dad said the wrong name at my parents’ wedding. He reversed my Mom’s first and middle name, but that was my aunt’s (Mom’s older sister) name. Makes a funny story nearly 54 years later.

[@b.o4788]

I find this funny because I just was an actress as a bride that left someone at the alter in a short film a few days ago.

[@gabrielleduplessis7388]

The Proposal made sense to me because Annie saved her dress. They were under the impression Margaret and Andrew were getting married anyways. Everyone invited was there already. I felt it was less convenience and more of taking the opportunity. It was less for legality and more so everyone can see it including Annie.

[@CaptainMarvelsSon]

10) That's why kids who tell their parents they want to get married should then elope. They can have just as much fun, be just a married, and then what would have been the money used for the wedding can be used toward buying a house. Weddings (and diamond rings) are too freakin' expensive!

[@chasehedges6775]

One thing I hate about weddings: They’re so sappy and sentimental.

[@alexwallar8608]

Isn't that the point

[@trinaq]

True, but for some, that's part of the charm.

[@cazia9]

I once went to a Catholic wedding with (complete with full mass service) and the priest opened by saying to the couple at the altar ‘it’s not too late to change your mind!’ Set the tone for the whole shebang and the marriage itself to boot

[@khalidhenry3857]

I've decided that I won't get married

[@jamalvargas6146]

Top 10 Funeral Tropes That Make No sense

[@charlotte2688]

For my Bat Mitzvah. The caterer went out of business a month before my Bat Mitzvah so we had to changed venue.

[@AdZS848]

Top tip for a low-cost: don't tell any of the providers it's a wedding. Also buy the flowers yourself from a place like cost-co or Wal-Mart.

[@Ashbrash1998]

That's good for some things, but for the cake and flowers your going to need to tell them so they can take the care and precautions

[@AdZS848]

@@Ashbrash1998 I know someone who got their flowers at Walmart and they were lovely.

[@hopeezell2908]

@@Ashbrash1998 Yup. And photographers ESPECIALLY need to know they're shooting a wedding.

[@loriegabidel]

A little weird that for Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, you used a clip of Rebecca fighting with her dad and not her finding out Josh left. You also really should have featured the pilot to Happy Endings. It's classic.

[@krisives]

Objections were important in ye olden days to prevent already married people to maryy again. As you can imagine, records were not as advanced at is it now and neither are the requirements for those who wanna get married. So, asking the crowd if anyone wants to object was a good practice at the time that just stuck up to this day.

[@joyholmes254]

My cousin got married back in March and didn’t have a wedding cake because the cake maker forgot to make it.

[@oktobergoddess3304]

I, unfortunately, planned and pulled off my wedding in just 13 days!

[@annbrookens945]

I had postponed my wedding after buying the license, then 3 weeks later got married at my parents house with nearly all my family present. They ran out and bought a cake, the minister came over, and we got married. It was fine! I understand that a lot of people DREAM about their weddings for years in advance...but that's not me.

[@wewannagohome213]

Well for my culture we can plan a wedding in 3 days , my cousin was engaged at 6am and was married by 11am.

[@mariaskabardonis8353]

To me it's when the couple I guess the I object or when the couple calls of their wedding at the last minute that gets me. The getting left at the alter.There are exceptions like I didn't mind it in Shrek. However in a non cartoon not almost marrying a villain it bugs me. I am like the couple had all this time during their engagement to call it off plus I keep thinking of all the poor people who worked on the wedding. The runaway bride or groom trope bugs me most. Some tropes like the last minute venue or the big budget I can look past if the wedding happens and is sweet but not the last minute calling it off minus a few exceptions.

[@louisnapolitano]

The wedding in Sleeping Dogs 😭

[@FishyBirdMLS]

At my wedding, the officiant said, "If anyone here has any reason why these two should not be wed, please keep it to yourself" :)

[@lisakatz3126]

Yes have see that at wedding before see that before in my life

[@clarasalinassanchez3705]

in my wedding the person who was marrying us (a friend of my late father) said the wrong name. He almost married my husband to my sister. It was a funny anecdote and my sister and I are used to be confused so no one was angry.

[@chanahminuk8485]

It doesn't really take that long to plan a wedding. In my circles, they are put together in a few months.

[@carr0760]

Agreed. Nearly everyone I know had less than 6 months from engagement to wedding.

[@beccagregory3586]

Well I've never been to a wedding with any of these tropes, but I have been to a wedding where there was homeless man that had a knife walking outside the church....good times

[@kalimaxine]

Uh, my husband's bachelor party was the night before the wedding. He showed up hung over. Luckily we got married at the courthouse and the reception was the next day.

[@ursulajoni15]

Just once, even as a joke id like to see the "I object" trope end realistically with the person getting punched and kicked out of the wedding venue

[@CB19196]

The judge asked the "does anyone object" question when I got married but it was a joke. We eloped and there was no one else there (our state doesn't require a witness to get married)

[@sarahduke8157]

I want my sister in law to my maid of honor she didn't want me to get married to my future husband and another girl went behind my back and told my dad that ny furtire husband didn't love me. I did want to crash a wedding because I was wearing black sequin dress I just want to wear it the dress I look pretty good and nice don't worry I wouldn't wanted upstage the bride I rose gold sequin shoes I just didn't want go home and hang out at library and outside mall. It was a Saturday night I didn't wany go home and watch snl so yeah I wanted go to wedding retain and dance and not watch TV

[@ericastones1052]

Funny I am going to a wedding this weekend

[@goodcommunitylife]

I do not like it when weddings get too expensive and the bride and groom have parties that they forced to have. If I ever get married, I would want to have a wedding at my local city hall with just a few guests.

[@Mikura39]

I’m curious… Is it actually possible to plan a wedding in just one day? The Proposal and an episode of B99 made me had that question.

[@adamjohannesson3434]

Just leave the cake alone

[@cadillacdeville5828]

😆, I'm glad I never witnessed any

[@Aurorak-i6l]

Neither did I at several weddings I’ve been to

[@CatKun1234]

Why do I feel like most of these would happen irl

[@lisakatz3126]

I have see this before in my life time at one wedding want too

[@MrGabeanator]

i can imagine 2 of these

[@unknowntegridy]

Uhhhh my wedding happened really fast an had my bachelor party the night before that got too drunk and fought my brother lol

[@Ireneharnack1138]

The groom and I had zero cell phone service at the park the wedding service was intended, and the parks service insisted someone be there at 8 am to hold the spot this was when the wedding took a dark turn that should have been a sign. The hundreds of uninvited yellow jackets began to invade the breakfasts the groom and I bought which later grew into billions of yellow jackets, then the weather changed to 114 degrees outside that day, the groom went to pick up the photographer and the wedding cake in my car and the car died when he was driving back and last but not least, in the end I fell into diabetic shock after the ceremony.

[@taylamichell]

My mum got engaged and then married within 9 months and we didn’t need much planned

[@passiveaggressive6175]

I always found wedding crashers an incredibly inappropriate film. I know I sound like a sour puss but the story just never rung true for me…..

[@sarahduke8157]

I was alittle compared. I just look good I didn't want go home so I wanted to crash wedding. On May 4 2018 ok but I didn't do it because I thought I being going jail if I did that

[@sarahramsey9454]

tropes are tropes are they supposed to happen no there not some people look at them like an omen but they're not have cold feet or doubts think it through or just rant to someone who cares don't bottle it but bride wars the movie kind of like these situations but it's all about love a cherishing moment in mind soul and heart don't let fear take over

[@lisakatz3126]

Yes I have

[@lisakatz3126]

That is right

[@aleksandrakettner905]

❤️❤️❤️

[@RayMcElroy50]

Never get married Especially if you're rich and famous

[@kamieyonce]

Youre safe then?

[@emilycoffin3106]

i Pick Star Wars The New Girl In Town and The Musical On Wedding ending Scene But There was still hope Despite the rules of the Jedi Order. Emily and Branden On Wedding day On Earth. Whatever the war was to bring, they would face it Together Happily Ever After Long Before Movie Release yet sound like a familiar Star Wars The Prequel Trilogy Star Wars episode - 2 Attack of the clones.

[@Kiraiko44]

My Best Friend's Wedding is such a cringey fucking movie all around

[@lisakatz3126]

That so funny moives and tv shows

[@jeffreylindahl5895]

My brother in law's twin brother proposed to his girlfriend the night before my sister and brother in law got married.

[@DarkSeraphim]

What is even a Wedding licence??? Dont think thats something that exist in europe...

[@mayaharrison3138]

cool

[@MINNIEBLACK]

Try woching don't tell Brid something adout to go wrong there or getting married at first sight samething allways gos wrong there