Lavish 500 Guest Wedding! - Wedding SOS 102 - Reena And Pedram

[@tashibalampkin8555]

15:20 It was so heartwarming to the the parents of the daughter hug up their daughter. It was so cute.

[@southernhippie9058]

Their parents should have hired a wedding planner in the first place. Things would have probably been cheaper and more organized

[@amyliss7567]

Better PAY JANE BIG $$_$$

[@emmyblue30]

I wish I had this bride’s father - well, I wish my father was as loving as hers and that we were as close as them.

[@dineo8341]

same. the scene where they were all on the bed spending quality time together was so sweet. i couldn’t even imagine doing that with both my parents.

[@varshagawali1438]

That's how indian families are very emotional and yes we all stay with parents untill we get married

[@barbbuffington6931]

“ This end bites, and that end kicks.” 😆😆😆😆😆

[@asrakhan86]

Pedram was crying like renna broke the news of him leaving his parents instead of her😂🤣

[@MargieSimpson]

Who did all the planning before Jane stepped in? Those two kids need to grow up real fast because they both act like babies.

[@juliapalmer2344]

I cannot believe the bride gave Jane a bunch of index cards expecting Jane to do everything . They are so spoiled.

[@richamaharaj2768]

I DISAGREE..... YOU BECOME A WEDDING PLANNERR KNOWING WHAT YOU WILL BE FACING...... I REALLY HATED JANES ATTITUDE

[@kellyann5587]

@@richamaharaj2768 no. She was called in last minute. They had no idea what they were doing.

[@auntloni]

​@@richamaharaj2768You know putting your entire reply in capital letters. It doesn't help your argument anymore 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@amyliss7567]

Can tell Grandmother SO STRESSED OUT. FEEL BAD 😞 FOR HER.

[@amyliss7567]

Pedro's crying because he knows it's a MISTAKE

[@coffeewithcarline9171]

Can this show come back again 😍

[@dineo8341]

i have a feeling it would be hilarious nowadays!

[@coffeewithcarline9171]

@@dineo8341 I know right

[@tashibalampkin8555]

19:09 Yes, I would. I alway find lovely it when couples cry on their wedding ceremony.

[@sampriktadey6652]

Just wanna know if they are still married?

[@kimberlyflanigan]

why do people wanna identify with two teens that ended tragically?

[@dmnmt6591]

I could pay off my house. Instead I have 303 payments left. Wow! Ridiculous!

[@mandamorris7934]

Absolutely unreal... I have no words...

[@AFAskygoddess]

My house cost $185,000. Their wedding cost $160,000...and they're teenagers? OK

[@JOURNEYIN2THEUNKNOWN]

Right

[@merlinfrancis9754]

That's what happens in India too with the rich, spoil their children to the hilt and never teach them the importance of earning a penny through hard work, it's served on a platter.

[@priyanjalisingh7802]

@@merlinfrancis9754 yesh that's why indian are the the most hardworking and over achieving

[@erinshonestfoodreviews5386]

There not teenagers they were 23

[@carolannpacificadam1944]

160k. Holy cow

[@LeFleur80]

SUPER!

[@julietcuriale2045]

She looks so pretty dressed up as they do in the Indian culture!

[@priscilalondon]

Gosh, I despise spoiled brats. 🤮

[@sngray11]

I love Indian weddings. They are such a beautiful multiple day affair! 💗

[@kashvimadhu17]

In Tamil , Pedram means Dumb guy 😅

[@renee176]

Wow, just makes me think what they could they have done with $160,000 to live on after the wedding.

[@carol-annebragancaborba6134]

It's a big ass Persian and Indian wedding

[@dineo8341]

@Kim Smith what do you mean “their native county?” they aren’t even from the same place. white americans have lavish weddings all the time. but people don’t say they shouldn’t be enjoying the money their family has earned and instead give the money to poor communities in their “native” country. let people of color have nice things. it’s their money to spend. immigrants regularly send money back to their home country and our collectivistic values make us much more community oriented and giving than most americans. my lower middle class family sent back money monthly, meanwhile most americans completely ignore homeless people who beg on the street. i hope you are regularly contributing your money to your community while you criticize others.

[@donnakirk8504]

I couldnt do her job

[@gilyat]

Super super super! How many times did that horsewoman say that?

[@circesercy2190]

🤣🤣🤣🤷🏻‍♀️ suuupurrr!

[@carolempluckrose4188]

She was being encouraging. Think back to your first time on a horse. It looked an awful long way down!

[@gilyat]

@@carolempluckrose4188 please don't underestimate my intelligence, it is so patronising. I know full well WHY she was saying it, but to say it excessively? Your presumption about how I felt first time on a horse, is totally wrong. I have never been astride a horse ever in my life. I am not afraid of them neither.

[@recipesandsongs8050]

What a cluster f*ck. Jane looks beautiful in Saree.

[@suestoons]

This is just nutz.

[@kimmichaud4064]

What a ridiculous waste of money

[@JOURNEYIN2THEUNKNOWN]

Sure is

[@jocoder-williams4306]

I don’t think It is fair for all the critical comments about the couple. The wedding planner could be more supportive. The. Brides parents raised her like this. Also this their money. It’s giving opportunity for jobs to other people. It’s putting money into the economy. This wedding planner should be aware other cultures run on different time schedules.

[@fairuzazli6468]

@@jocoder-williams4306 even in us

[@FossSarah]

The cuddling with the parents especially with the Dad is super creepy 😳

[@dineo8341]

the first wish should not have been wasted on fireworks. if only there was a wish to make their guests arrive on time! ethnic time is no joke lol! i honestly think the wedding should have been broken up into two days. guests will lose interest and energy in an event that long. plus, who wants to show up at 8am for a wedding? especially when the cultural norm is arriving later rather than earlier. and wedding pictures at 6am? i can’t imagine how early the bride would have to wake up to get ready.

[@gandalf751]

I`m amazed they can invite 500 people!!! I don`t even know 50.....!!!

[@manavi6393]

500 is like a general average , less than average for weddings in india ...

[@dineo8341]

yep, that’s the way they do it in many cultures. it’s a community celebration. i wish i still lived in my home country or had a big community where i live.

[@amyliss7567]

I think Pedro's outfit looked PINK ALSO

[@murielgregg5]

Parents probably will buy a house and decorated for them and they didn’t say what they did for a living I guess nothing

[@dineo8341]

the mom spoke about the bride going to work. not to stereotype, but indians, especially indian immigrants, are culturally hardworking people. most immigrants have to be to make it. just because the parents are wealthy and the children are spoiled, doesn’t mean the children don’t work.

[@donnaengel6413]

Unrealistic, unfortunate and unbelievable….

[@murielgregg5]

I am laughing so I thought it was only Latin is that arrive later than anything

[@Preach_and_Teach-fe3vl]

Jane unfortunately don't understand Indian wedding structure but Jane is very understanding person otherwise. yes, money spent on wedding was too much

[@dineo8341]

how was she not understanding? she had more experience planning indian weddings than the couple, and even gave them advice on how to make it work, like the horse riding lessons.

[@marie-evepomerleau4476]

That’s crazy. Not because you’re the only daughter should you ask your parents to spend $160,000 for your wedding get a freaking grip on life

[@meggo329]

There is nothing wrong with men crying

[@emiliekennedy2489]

I am scandalized that people would spend that much money on one day. Discusting.

[@tahirhunter]

Especially since they both come from countries where people are starving homeless and in some cases children are dying in the streets It appears as if no one ever taught them about being humble

[@TheGladeGirl]

Agreed … however it is employment for many many people.

[@carol-annebragancaborba6134]

My cousin wedding was 80k and my second cousin wedding was 70k

[@prajaktajoshi6280]

@@tahirhunter 🤣Are you talking about India. Last time I know gov provides ration (subsidized food). One of the best scheme for poor. During covid food was distributed at the doorsteps, including my parents. Many religious places serve free food where it doesn't matter what you earn outside. I think you are just India hater. If you ever visit India try to travel outside cities. Hope it will change your perspective and won't see us with western eyes.

[@dineo8341]

@@tahirhunter same can be said for many western countries, especially the us and canada. hope you keep that same energy when criticizing white people who choose to spend their earned money the way they want.

[@dineo8341]

the bride is spoiled. cue cards that she “expects” help with? what happened to “would like/need/appreciate” help with?

[@bootsie1212]

Jane was incredibly rude to this couple. There have been so many couples that are one blink away from being complete morons and she’s been kind non-judge mental and courteous. I definitely feel this episode showed a different side of herself.

[@amyliss7567]

NO I WOULDN'T MARRY HIM WHIMPY

[@theresabartolomeo7270]

I would have eloped

[@nampijjanazifah6358]

Am wondering why they had a Muslim wedding?

[@dineo8341]

groom’s culture

[@AussieBrit]

Oh my god. These idiotic parents treat their young adult children as though they were still 12-years-old and then wonder why they can't cope emotionally when trying to make adult decisions! Cuddling on the bed with mum and dad? My young adult children would have preferred to poke their eyes out! It's pathetic.

[@recipesandsongs8050]

Yeah just because in your culture you attach shame to everything doesn't mean rest of us do. You allow zero innocence to remain. There's dirt in every thought.

[@AussieBrit]

@@recipesandsongs8050 It has nothing to do with shame. It has to do with teaching your children how to behave in a mature way so they can navigate their way in an adult world! If your culture doesn't allow this to happen then you are going to have emotionally stunted young adults. It's that simple.

[@AS-jo8qh]

@@AussieBrit what is wrong with cuddling with mum and dad? They are our parents. They freaking raised us. We will always be their children till tge day we die. It is sad that you attach shame in such innocent things.

[@anikas2687]

Your comment just shows your ignorance. What’s wrong with cuddling your parents? Just because your kids don’t like cuddling doesn’t mean there’s something wrong with it!

[@jelenavukovic7165]

Grown up women 23 years old should not cuddle with her father. It is inappropriate. It is also emotionally stunting . She doesn’t want to leave their house and live 5 minutes away. Some of us crossed the ocean and a couple of continents so we can live our best life and be the most useful tot our families and the community. Cuddling is a complete waste of time. Get up young girl and do something useful in your life

[@amyliss7567]

Should've BOUGHT WEDDING CENTER FLOWER'S. DO THAT HIS GRANDMA SHAME ON YOU. YOUR NOT PAYING FOR IT. POOR GRANDMA THAN PUT UP WITH BRIDE COMPLAINING NO WAY ID TELL HER BUG OFF

[@amyliss7567]

BRIDE SHOULD BE SWEATING 😅.

[@katievandaveer-leibow656]

Can u say “cluster F-k”.

[@aryansharma7824]

Jane should have read up a little about Indian culture before taking on this assignment because her comments show how completely ignorant she is about Indian culture. Similar to Reena, many Indian children have a very close bond with their parents. But that doesn't mean they are going to get cold feet and cancel the wedding to remain with their parents. Never heard of such a thing. Absolutely ridiculous statement.

[@carolynminnich8817]

No By

[@dineo8341]

reality shows take every potentially interesting factor and dramatize it for views. the same way they did with emphasizing the couple being spoiled and immature and all couples on this show being clueless. i’m not saying i agree with it, but it’s the way the show works. jane talked about she had experience with indian weddings and even gave the groom advice to get horse riding lessons as she knew the horses get spooked by the drums. i do agree that western society is overly critical about adult children being close to or accepting support from their parents. i’m african and i live with my mother in my twenties. it’s normal in most of the world. but the bride was very coddled and spoiled, so the show ran with that.

[@lauriemogianesi3571]

Such a waste of money

[@ridesandshine6406]

Their marriage is null in Islam

[@Anna-nc5xd]

I don’t think they care, as they said, the ceremonies were done to appease the families so maybe more for keeping up appearances than than the legal formality.

[@emmyblue30]

Why is it null?

[@carol-annebragancaborba6134]

They had a Muslim ceremony

[@ridesandshine6406]

@@carol-annebragancaborba6134 they had a Hindu wedding

[@carol-annebragancaborba6134]

@@ridesandshine6406 they had two ceremony

[@tinjmail]

I really don't like this wedding planner.

[@AS-jo8qh]

Right. She insulted pedram

[@sal.....7917]

Wedding planner is bore

[@Raquelsanchezsantos-ht2km]

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[@bootsie1212]

Jane was incredibly rude to this couple. There have been so many couples that are one blink away from being complete morons and she’s been kind non-judge mental and courteous. I definitely feel this episode showed a different side of herself.