What Is the Worst Thing You've Ever Seen Happen at a Wedding?

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What is the worst thing you've ever seen happen at a wedding?
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[@MD-pi8gs]

A lady at my church was stood up at the alter twice before, so of course we wondered if the third groom would show up. He did. That should have killed the elephant in the room. But at the reception, the pastor did a prayer before the dinner and decided to thank God the groom showed up and that the other two grooms were tests of faith and thankfully the bride with faithful to God that He blessed her with a good man this time. Everyone was shocked it was brought up and when the prayer was over, the bride was clearly mortified even though she smiled and put a brave face on. They started going to another church after the wedding.

[@sirenofthesea7802]

@NurturingTalents I think it was implied the pastor might've overstepped a few of the bride's boundaries. Maybe he thought using her misfortunes before as a soapbox to keep other members with his church was the best idea in case a few of them were having doubts. Nobody really wants to be the "Job" in any kind of way, least of all as simply a means to an end. Sure, "God giveth, & God taketh away", but nobody wants that broadcast to an entire congregation.

[@cutiel7237]

I'm mortified the pastor did this! I mean WHO says a public prayer about 2 runaway grooms! That's so embarrassing I don't blame them for not going back and I hope the pastor was told why. Don't get me wrong if I was a family member /friend of the bride I'd probably say a little prayer the night before the wedding for everything to go well, but I think that pastor has no filter

[@MD-pi8gs]

@NurturingTalents I don’t think she wanted to be reminded ON HER WEDDING DAY that she was gilted twice before and if she wanted to share that testimony, I feel it was hers to share, not the pastor’s. I don’t know if that was the only reason they left but I think most of everyone there thought it was wrong to bring up the past.

[@Davidpostingshid]

NurturingTalents That, and because the pastor doesn’t know how to shut the hell up

[@michelleresistance]

To be stood up once is terrible, to be stood up twice is horrendous. That first groom was an awful person for jilting her and that second groom was even worse because he would have known about the first one. Both of them would have known they did not want to go through with the marriage and each about it in a cruel way. Shame on the pair of them. Those two have lost out. It’s understandable you friend was mortified at what the pastor said. Anyway, I hope your friend is happy now, which she deserves to be.

[@rancidfangs]

Wedding photographer here. I've seen lifelong friendships dissolve before my eyes on multiple occasions. Fellas if you can't handle a toast pass on it. One stated according to Google his toast should be as long as the groom can keep it up. Looked at his watch for 2 seconds and raised his glass to toast. It was not well received. I felt I needed to hold some of the photos as the 300 guests were visibly upset. Jealous moms telling their daughters they look fat right before they walk down the aisle. Drunk wedding party members knocking over cakes. Fist fights during rehearsal so half the groomsmen have fresh shiners day of the wedding. Unfortunately sometimes weddings bring out the worst in people, even when were hoping for the best. PS: Please stop thinking your wedding will be perfect. There is no such thing. If at least one thing doesnt go wrong, I'd consider that odd. 📷♥️

[@pauldavis9387]

Julia Bykowski I have to say that my cousins wedding was perfect. Zero problems. Everyone having a great time. I guess we were just lucky.

[@rancidfangs]

@@pauldavis9387 that's so great!

[@D33Lux]

I'm not married, been in very long term relationship,but I don't believe in marriage. Been to 3 weddings, some of the best party's I've ever been to, amazing good time. One of the weddings even had a live pop singer who I listened to in the early 90's, I didn't even realize he was singing on stage till after my g/'f told me in the hotel room. The whole time I was sitting down drinking and eating and thought it was the d.j. playing his music. LOL I'm there stuffing my face telling my g/f "Hey I love this song" and there the guy was singing on stage and I missed it all.

[@KayGallaHitched]

I don't think I'd go through with with the wedding if one of my close friends/family members passed away the same day/the day before

[@AshesAshes44]

A co-worker of mine faced a somewhat similar situation. A few days before her wedding, her great-aunt passed away from pancreatic cancer they didn't even know she had. The way she explained it, they went ahead with both the funeral and wedding. They worked with the mortuary to schedule things around the wedding. Then they included some time for a remembrance of the relative. The thinking was, she had been looking forward to attending and wouldn't have wanted it to be canceled. From what I remember, it was all respectful and loving. So probably, it would depend upon the particular situation, how things would be handled. Basically, if you're lucky, a death doesn't have to be a disaster.

[@karendougan8361]

uuhuhduuui

[@pinkchaos.]

What if the person who died was like 90+ years old though

[@TheNormExperience]

Idk, I’d agree that seems like the obvious course of action but shock/grief can make people do weird things to either cope/refuse to cope until they’re ready.

[@humanormachine2936]

The wedding has already been paid for. Most people can't afford to throw away all that money.

[@eblckmn]

At my first wedding, my late husband’s best man got up to do his speech. He was drunk as heck. He staggered about and mumbled about how he thought he was going going to do this speech at the grooms funeral and not his wedding. Ironically he didn’t come to my late husband’s funeral.

[@Manglethefox238]

Oh wow.

[@mr.infinity1887]

These stories make my thoughts range from "Glad I don't have Weddings to go to'" to "Man I wish I went to more Weddings!"

[@kirakaffee9976]

most are hilarious as long as it's not your wedding =)

[@icarusfx]

I can’t even remember how many weddings I’ve been to. I’ve been the best man in 3. My wife (then girlfriend) went to about half of them with me. We decided to elope.

[@PhoenixAura81]

I'm 19, so I haven't really been to weddings, but I hope the ones I attend are interesting, so maybe I'll have that thought too. I don't want to get married though.

[@Kikilang60]

Fainting, and mass fainting is common at weddings. I knew a videographer, who had a collection of fainting videos. He voice overs on them, and he points out, it mostly men, but sometime woman. In mass fainting, the bride faints last, and it alwayd looks like, "Oh, I better roll with this." I'm googling this after this video.

[@Kikilang60]

Now that I'm thinking about it, "My wife likes sciencey stuff, so she wanted a special wedding ring. After giving up on Titanium rings, because the got scuffed up, she pick Tungsten carbide. Tungsten carbid because it's so hard, it almost never scratches, and it melts at three thousand degree. Also, it' almost heavy as gold, and not very chemically reactive. She figures the rings will last until our sun become a red giant, and swallows up the earth. Red stars are not very hot, so the entire Earth will burn away, except for tungsten, and carbon. The our rings will fall to the center of the sun. Our sun well collaspe into a white dwarf star, with the tungsten floating in it. The tungsten rings are cheap, and I've lost two already. My wife bought two more, and she figured I wouldn't lose andy more, if I had an extra. She bought her self another ring too. A nerdy guy she works with, liked the idea of having a forever ring, so my wife sold him our extras, and he switched them out for the platinium ones his wife picked out. She never figured it out. Still, she goes around rubbing her ring on things, and says, "That's why I got platinium, it superior, it never scratches. Her husband laughs. He sold the platinium rings to someone else, and bought a playstation.

[@DoctorRobertNeville]

@@Kikilang60 lmao

[@cindyreinhart9552]

@@Kikilang60 I am dying here! LMFAO

[@shaxee2651]

@@Kikilang60 loool

[@atree7509]

I've seen a wedding at a park. If flipping tables and throwing cake is fine then it went pretty well.

[@rainbolt6099]

Well was there yelling?

[@smore-monster]

I mean trees see all but can you elaborate on what the hell happened?

[@diamondseraph9369]

@@smore-monster I want to know as well...

[@roderickwhitehead]

"Plot Twist: Man of Honor was the Bride's Ex." Lost it laughing.

[@kendallthompson2027]

The fact that most of this stuff happens with somebody drunk involved, is exactly why no alcohol will be served at my wedding.

[@Roadent1241]

Yep. They'll complain but sorry, it's MY day, and drunk people scare me. Don't like it? Go to a pub, glad you enjoyed the ceremony. Sorry I'm a coward XD

[@kenkahre9262]

Its your opinion and your welcome to it, but bear in mind that these are the exceptions of behavior, not the rule. My friend and I are contemplating getting married again, in our seventies, after years of widowhood. Our biggest complaints: it isn't alcohol, kids or dogs. Its relatives. If we do it, we're eloping.

[@shawnbottom4769]

Those kind of people will just pre-game and/or bring their own. Let's get ready to rumble!

[@oceancurl]

Who takes a mic into a BATHROOM?! Blame the mc for that one.

[@cutiel7237]

I got married in the registry office (UK) there was a fire alarm test. The judge started shouting saying I told him to hold the test! On the plus side we married at Christmas time and our wedding pictures had a Christmas tree in them. Beautiful! I'd advise a Christmas marriage especially if you tend to have a boring Christmas (I don't as my wedding anniversary falls then. Double celebrations!!!!)

[@WobblesandBean]

This is why my wedding will be strictly no kids. Edit: OR DOGS.

[@lauren9004]

OMG same!

[@rachelkrumenauer531]

Same here! The last story about the diaper changing on the tables was the worst!

[@lauren9004]

@@rachelkrumenauer531 People like that are inconsiderate trash. All she had to do was ask for a bathroom. And to stick the nappy in the employee's face - how disrespectful

[@Montina_Paullin]

Or just don't invite trash to your wedding.. Also people who decide to include animals in their wedding deserve to be pooped on. I love my cats but I don't think it'll be "cute" to have them at my wedding.

[@Roadent1241]

I'd say the only dogs allowed, as with most places, would be service dogs. The humans kind of need them to survive outside the house XD

[@arianebolt1575]

Middle of a (Midwest) wedding, and the tornado sirens speak now. Classic.

[@mostar1219]

I wonder if there’s still a bit of sanity in that psycho, because it wasn’t until the police arrived that she realized she wasn’t supposed to be at the church

[@elem_mele]

Not so much at the wedding, but a little after it... I went with my at-the-time bf to his oldest brother's wedding. There was bad blood between the bride and his _other_ brother's wife. (Bride was jealous she wasn't married into the family "first," despite dating the groom for much longer than the sister-in-law dated her husband.) Pretty much everyone in that family hated the bride, always talking about what a bitch she was (and to be fair she definitely had her moments, but idk if she deserved the hate she got). Anyway. So the wedding was beautiful. It was a sweet ceremony. The groom cried when he said his vows as the bride looked awkwardly around like he was embarrassing her, then gave the driest, most insincere vows you could possibly imagine. As they're leaving the venue, we're all throwing birdseed (as you do), and I later come to find out that some of it got in the bride's eyes and she was crying about it the whole way home. Imagine my shock when the sister-in-law started celebrating how she "got her" while the rest of the family joined in on her laughing. Gotta say... I dodged a bullet considering I almost married into that family. Nice enough folks, but they were big fans of talking about people behind their backs... Namely the bride, of course! 😬

[@beastmaster0934]

While I don’t think she deserved any of that hate and name-calling. It was kind of rude for the bride to be pissed at the SIL for such a petty reason.

[@DoctorRobertNeville]

Future Sil and wifes Sil got tossed out by my future MIL because my future MIL heard them saying they were going to yell that I was already married.

[@CupcakeFairy777]

My cousin first wedding “she on her second” her mother in law was so loaded on Drugs she past out on the dance floor. She left with the EMT.

[@jacobkohr7243]

Vance and Licky sounds like some horrible animated Disney show.

[@cindykq8086]

No, more like Netflix.

[@josephhurst4902]

Respone for Drunk groom (10:38), no I think the saddest part was that she had to continue the wedding with such a worthless pile of crap as her new husband.

[@alicewilloughby4318]

16:42 - Why would anyone do this? Even if she didn't specifically know that the dress showed her "chonch" as OP puts it, EVERYONE knows that wearing a short skirt with no underpants is just asking for trouble!

[@mitchdroese84]

At my cousin's wedding, the bride's brother told people he saw me putting drugs in a girl's drink. Never met him until that day. I have no idea why he would accuse me of this, but it totally ruined the wedding.

[@janisbentzen4503]

ER nurse here...wedding reception in Midwest. Groom standing outside with some guys and some drunks drove by and yelled, "You new wife is a fat b..ch!" The groom and guys hopped in their cars and chased the drunks down. They caused them 1st to wreck their car, then drug them out of the car and beat on them. The police had to intervene, and oddly the drunks "forgot" how to talk English before they got the ER. This made it a pain in the rear in the ER.

[@jessiec1194]

I worked with a widow years ago. We got to talking, evidently on her daughters wedding day her husband, the father of the bride, tried to break up a fight and got knocked to the ground fracturing his skull. Died shortly thereafter. I was too horrified to ask if the marriage lasted.

[@AnnJo-gq8gu]

Oh no 😱 That's horrible ! Do you know if someone was sentenced to prison?

[@pauldavis9387]

Why do people bring young kids or animals to a wedding or a funeral? It isn’t something that kids are going to understand anyway.

[@aliyahblidner]

For some reason when I was 6 years old my parents brought me to a wedding of my mom’s cousin which I have never met and the entire time I just kind of tried not to fall asleep. I probably was a nuisance and a bitch the entire time which is why I don’t attend weddings much anymore unless I’m being forced to

[@pauldavis9387]

Nature and Physics Now THAT would be hilarious. Dress him up un a Tux!

[@coolmuller8770]

3:35 Straight outta the Addams Family Movie.

[@ricochet0928]

Honestly I'd probably also be the one to awkwardly say "ditto" after my future spouse says the vows 😂

[@pepijn23]

Didn’t ruin the wedding, but plans had to adapt. My cousin held her wedding party at a beach restaurant somewhere in may. Weather was not on their side. Rain and later fog so thick that you couldn’t see your hands in front of you. Party still went great and they’re still married.

[@LilNastyTomato]

16:36 Kelly FOR SURE thought her ex was going to be there. No other explanation for why you would do that at a friend’s wedding

[@rahullkumarr-u9b]

I once saw two people get married at a wedding 😀 worst possible outcome achieved 😇

[@TheLonelyOnee]

Yeah, if your spouse to be gets so drunk on the day of the wedding that you get shit like 11:25, then you should see that as a sign that they are not ready and not worthy of marriage or even a relationship. Drop them and find someone more mature and most of all worthy of your love.

[@amihomophobicifihatemyself8966]

I'm a server at a banquet hall and we have _a lot_ of weddings. Last week, we had a wedding where the groom's parents came in DURING THE CEREMONY. They literally missed their own son's wedding

[@wcotton]

Possibly they were coming from out of town and their flight was late?

[@gracegallimore4580]

Sounds like my boyfriend's parents.

[@christinabrenneman7641]

This is somehow my go to stress relief for planning my own wedding. 😂😂😂😂

[@karatekid4627]

Heheheh... At my parents wedding: 1. Wedding was on top of a mountain and my Aunt wore a mermaid dress so could not climb said mountain so my Uncle had to carry her the whole way. 2. They forgot the toast glasses and had to do their toasts with a Diet Coke and Mt Dew cans 3. My parents had to change in the public bathrooms as my uncle was trying panicked to shave and get the tux right in time. They love telling the toast part any chance they get lol

[@Dragonmoon98]

Fursuiting through a wedding is tame compared to some of these

[@kittenlover6217]

My Stepdad's brother was late to my mom's wedding by three or four hours. When he showed up he was so drunk I'm not sure he knew where he was. Apparently he decided the strip club was more important than my mom and his brother.

[@wawaelias8842]

On my 21st birthday we were partying at a bar and some middle aged guy came in the bar just getting off work and was sitting at the table across from me and my fam but kept starring at us so he came up to us and sat at a table and was telling us how he was lonely his wife had cheated on him and he didn’t have anyone to hangout with so we treated him like we knew him all our lives he partied with us drank with us ate with us everything dude who was trying to pick up that bench was probably lonely and Looking for a family to hangout with I don’t think 1 extra person would have made a huge difference for them not to let him hangout with them

[@Morilin]

Oh yay, wedding stories? Here's what happened to my mom. Now her man proposed, yay everyone's excited. They'd been dating for about eight years, we're all like /finally/. So they pick a date, pick a venture, dresses; everything goes swimmingly. Now, the date's creeping in closer. My maternal family starts arriving from all over the eastern part of the country. But as we get more family in, he starts moving his shit out of the house he lived in with my mom. Until three days before the wedding, he cancels everything. He'd taken advantage of the situation, to get all his stuff out. clothes, appliances, even the goddamn rice cooker. Guys; that was the first time I heard my grandmother /swear/. I was 19 years old, scared my 5 foot grandma was going to up and murder this 6'1 man. And we already had over a dozen family members here! SO Couldn't get the money back, so my mom was all fuck it. Family reunion! Sad/best part is, a few months later the guy called my mom begging to come back. A year later, a bigger ring later mind you, they enloped, and are married to this day.

[@AnnJo-gq8gu]

I didn't expect this story to end up like that at all 😲 What was his excuse to leave especially in the way he did.

[@krennopher1269]

14:05 Scared us in the First half, not gonna lie.

[@cindyreinhart9552]

Who bites a DJ? Oh I am enjoying this way too much! LMFAO

[@Roadent1241]

Someone who's heard Cha Cha Slide/Macarena one too many times?

[@cindyreinhart9552]

@@Roadent1241 OMG Bwahahaha luvin it! :)

[@Roadent1241]

@@cindyreinhart9552 XP It send to be on at every wedding, I read once. With the wedding I was dragged to on my birthday about 5 years ago with no warning I can attest to this XD Surprised me a lot.

[@roro-rl5uy]

The wedding bouquet hit my head while I was eating

[@sadkingbilly]

“I take thee, Rachel”... (friends)

[@thousandyardgavri2785]

The seaside story made my heart stop for a sec. I seriously thought the baby fell off a cliff 60-80ft below

[@denniswalsh8476]

About 60 YO crowd at friend's yearly outdoor birthday party. Our band puts a few Tascam recorders on mic stands in front of the band but into the "crowd". Turns out they almost always catch discussions (between songs) of who was banging who (45 years ago). You'd think they'd be over it or too old to remember.

[@n3rdst0rm]

That Australia one sounds right at home.

[@wawaelias8842]

“ body slam the weeding cake” bruuuh that dude is my hero 2021 drunk mans hall of fame inductee

[@lillyvonshtup7314]

Damn.. all the ones I’ve been to were so boring! I would have loved at least one of these incidents

[@wcotton]

Weddings aren't supposed to be exciting for the guests.

[@jonf2009]

Oh my favorite story I once worked for a mid to high end floral designer and we went back at the end of the night to pick up all of the decorations for the wedding that we had put out and the bride was being carted off in an ambulance because they found her in the bathroom OD on cocaine.

[@diethylmalonate]

Wow the bot is pronouncing coworker correctly now

[@Roadent1241]

Awww, I didn't even notice!!

[@Shrimp_sauce]

13:00 that’s fucking horrible and I feel bad for whoever was getting married that day, but the image I got in my head from the way it was described is SO funny

[@nicolebraun542]

Why would he bite the DJ I’m crying 😂😂

[@LockedDownSpectator]

Why do weddings end in disaster but funerals don’t?

[@billybobkumar9231]

Th B changing a diaper on a table, I would have used force if I had to to refuse to let her do it, telling her that the health department will shut us down...or I'll follower her to her car, get her license plate, and sue her for a brand new table.

[@AndrewVelonis]

"Cake shrapnel". I hope someday I'll have an experience when I'll be able to use that expression.

[@KittyKix26]

Okay. I was the one who caused the massive argument at the wedding but it was justified I promise! My brother in law's wedding (partner's brother) he had my partner and 2 other brothers as his groomsmen with 3 of his friends. Well at the dinner he thanked them by giving them each a personalized bottle of cognac. Sounds good right? Family were at one table, including a heavily pregnant me. 2 of the friend groomsmen demolished their bottles and thought noone would notice one of them throwing their coat over my partner's and his brother Roberts bottle, dancing for a bit before picking up his coat, both bottles and tried to leave. Yeah... He didn't get far and it almost caused a massive fight with the bride (we've never liked each other) as I was apparently ruining the day. 🤨

[@aliyahblidner]

Oh shit

[@katherinehoward3950]

I’m glad I’m never getting married

[@katherinehoward3950]

Nature and Physics not even going to elope. I plan on being single forever

[@b.jerelljones7312]

What’s the common denominator to these stories? Alcohol and/or infidelity. 👀🤷🏿🤦🏿🙄

[@smokestack737]

This is why i dont wanna get married

[@ryanewald9740]

If I saw a toddler in a wedding walk off a Cliffside I'd probably laugh. Ngl

[@cindyreinhart9552]

A stuttering toaster...........LMFAO

[@D123-f9k]

My dad's best man brought his girlfriend as a date. I heard she was making cringy comments about their future. Now he is married to the maid of honor, who he met for the first time the day before the wedding. Prior to even learning his name, the maid of honor's aunt had a dream she would soon marry a man with his first name. Also, my brother caught my stepmom's garter.

[@CATech1138]

Bend down and with all his might, shits his pants…..never thought I would read a line like that

[@felicitybywater8012]

Brilliant video.

[@lnsflare1]

Seriously, what drives people to drink alcohol in public under any circumstances, much less during a wedding? I don't care how nervous you are, there's no way that drinking something that makes you lose the ability to determine if an action is stupid is even kinda of a good idea during important milestone events.

[@JayneTenn]

21:03 LoL I think that was done on purpose as cheesy joke

[@Ambipie]

VANCE AND LICKY

[@albertocabezas282]

At the time my then best friend would marry the girl of his dreams, he discovered the lady had a serious love affair with another guy. He once told me she was very quiet, polite and sometimes as exciting as watching the crash of two baloons in slow motion. How wrong he was.

[@rebekahsearcy8986]

My mom just got a job as a wedding caterer.

[@reginaldinoenchillada3513]

I hate weddings they trigger my issues I feel like crap. If I never go to another wedding it will be too soon. Edit: I'm still busting up from the cake story. Ohmigoodness.

[@Kayenne54]

11:33 "Wandering the halls"...why not call for a housemaid? (making sure they sent someone female)...

[@andreabobbette825]

This is the funniest Reddit ever!!!

[@alphawolfgamerarchived3973]

I have a feeling like I will only allow older kids and adults to my wedding if I ever have one some day.

[@seansullivan7928]

Dude all I know is that Blink 182 sucks really bad

[@kristinwiebold2433]

That is just nasty. You do not change baby's bum on a table where people sre going to eat off or food will be on. They have baby changing tables in the bathroom

[@chezemms]

I forgot to tell my husband to be at the time the rings where in the car in a Tesco bag 😚

[@3sper_06]

My grandmas sister announced that she was pregnant at my grandmas wedding

[@Roadent1241]

.... By the grandma's fiance or...?

[@kemarisite]

The stuttering best man speech story makes me feel better about my own best man speech. I made an Incredibles joke to the effect that my best friend's wife was the greatest good he was ever gonna get, and he already knew that so they were starting off well. Point is, my speech was SHORT.

[@pinkchaos.]

All of these stories in this video have been done before, in the exact same order 😑

[@tinabrock758]

LMAO

[@bigbawlzlebowski8886]

Imagine actually getting married 🤣

[@DoctorRobertNeville]

been married once...will never do it again. Its freakin' expensive as hell. Course our marriage lasted for 33 yrs before she died in my arms from a heart attack.

[@MouthwashTyphoon]

I do all the time 😢. It hasn’t happened yet.

[@AkameGaKillfan777]

@@DoctorRobertNeville Uh...

[@b.jerelljones7312]

Most people only get married because, A) they don’t want to be alone B) pressure from their family C) excuse to drink, party, gifts and the attention received. 👀🤷🏿🤦🏿🙄

[@saxonpost7655]

Bruh

[@shawnbottom4769]

This comments section has its share of future Bridezillas. Bless their hearts, they have no clue what life is about to serve them. Or maybe they found out by now.😆

[@harrybellingham98]

NA healthcare...

[@ooops4064]

The stutter one 😂😂😂

[@jenmalcom7004]

So, Hulk Hogan's brat son is married, now? 😐

[@babstatalias8162]

Are you kidding me? You expect me to listen to 20+ minutes of AI? No thanks.

[@Shermmy]

You could always mute, and then just read the stories.

[@RandomNexus]

I'm going to have to nope out at :29 due to the weird fake narrator voice. WTF? C'mon, can no one at "On Tap Studios" read aloud? I'd do it for a reasonable amount of money, jeez.

[@pinkchaos.]

It’s called text to speech, and I’d much rather hear a robot voice than a cringey guy fake laughing after every story

[@macrocosm4442]

Sdddd

[@girlywench]

Best wedding I have been to was a karaoke wedding! It was amazing! :)

[@jackgibsxxx0750]

2: 15 .... HOLY FRICK.😲😲😲😵😵😵 Now wait a minute. You HAVE to tell us if the wedding went on or not. There was a time when I would have "KNOWN" that it did NOT. But I have spent enough time on reddit\internet to not assume anything anymore. 😂😂😂

[@elil8094]

My twin sister had a very small wedding in our parents backyard. It was actually really nice. It was catered, my grandfather (who is a pastor) officiated the wedding, and I was my sister’s MOH. And everything went perfect. Except that when I was asked to give my grandfather my sister’s wedding ring, I realized I had set it down inside and forgot it. I had to tell him that I didn’t have it in front of one hundred family and friends. It got even worse when I couldn’t find it inside. The two other bridesmaids and my mom all went searching for it for 25 minutes until we found it. My sister said it was hilarious and actually kept her from fainting from anxiety so all’s good lmao

[@elil8094]

That’s not even all. My stepdad’s mom, my Oma, was acting really strange. We knew she was addicted to opiates and assumed she was high and got really angry with her. Turns out she just had a really really bad UTI. Everyone felt bad for assuming she was high.

[@lady0rca]

I'm going to a wedding next month and my problematic af aunt will be there... 👁👄👁 I'll keep y'all updated if anything happens...

[@AzorealVR]

Out of curiosity, how did things go?

[@lady0rca]

@@AzorealVR Surprisingly well! Although, there were almost no oppurtunities for my aunt to become the center of attention, and she was ignored the whole time because everyone knows how she is. 😧 Thank god nothing went wrong

[@gracegallimore4580]

It's sad that if it's usually not a family member who's trying to upstage the bride and make themselves the center of attention because they're a raging narcissist or they just hate her for no reason, then it's usually one of the parents always trying to bring attention to themselves to piss off their ex-husband or wife, even though it's their kid's wedding day. Like y'all don't even care if the couple is happy as long as you're the center of attention or you can do something out of spite for your ex-wife or ex-husband, just to prove a fucking point. And it's really pathetic

[@kristenkatz8425]

I laughed so hard at the not up to code wedding cake comment my cat gave me a dirty look for the disturbance and pawed me in the face😸

[@ScrewBallTheAlien]

I was at a buddy’s wedding a year(ish) ago. Ceremony’s already over and the newlyweds had already left, it was just family and friends mingling as staff began cleanup. Bride’s grandma fell and broke her ankle cause she missed a small step to the dessert area. Took a couple of us guests plus a couple employees of the wedding venue to lift her into the bed of the uncle’s pickup truck to take her to the hospital. As far as I know she was ok, I never heard about it once I left.

[@Leelz247]

Why do people allow bad family/best man speeches to continue? Grab the mic!!

[@chris77jay77]

My best man flew in to Cali from NY and came to my wedding drunk and high, came to the reception drunker, half-assed the best man speech and insulted me, and then took a ride back to the hotel with my parents and had to stop on the 101 in downtown San Jose to throw up. We don’t speak much anymore lol.

[@undeadreader23]

My dad's second wedding. He and his new misses were on opposite ends of the class spectrum, he was a drug addicted general laborer, with 5 dollars to his name while she was a full out catholic nut with rich agricutural owning parents. He wanted to get high w his buddies and have a relaxing backyard wedding before going paintballing the same day w said buddies, which would have probably cost like $500 bucks. She wanted a full out 'rent a cathedral for a day' wedding, probably around $35k or $55k. Instead they rented a private yaught (like $1,000 for the day to rent it), he took off afterwards for a fishing trip immediately afterwards, and she spent the night with one of the catering staff.

[@LauraBow]

I will never understand how people can. Change diapers while everyone is eating like that. DONT PLAY WITH SHIT AROUND FOOD.

[@debbiefritts-boyce5118]

My Mother told me about a wedding/reception she once attended. The bride was taken to the hospital during the reception because her water broke. The baby was born later at the hospital. Weighed a healthy pounds 8 pounds.