“A family member served their spouse divorce papers DURING our wedding.”
Here are the wild results:
1.
She thought the veil my wife was wearing was falling and didn’t like how it looked.
The minister froze and didn’t know what to do or say."
Anonymous, USA
2.
“My brother proposed to his girlfriend at my wedding.
I gave birth on their wedding day, so I won in the end.”
“F*** you, Matt.”
kestrelh
3. angryking938
4.
“We had a morning ceremony with a luncheon before our reception.
A family member thought that would be the appropriate venue to serve their spouse divorce papers.”
40, USA
5.
“But really, he was just as miserable as she was.
We never should have given him a plus-one.”
35, USA
6.
“I was married 10 years ago, and I haven’t spoken to these people since.
RSVPs went out, and two girlfriends of mine and their husbands married couples said yes.
On the wedding day, both husbands were missing.
“The wedding was at 2 in the afternoon on a Sunday.
I do not consider them ‘friends’ anymore.”
lauram439308c4b
7.
He stalled until the ceremony’s start time and finally let her in.
They made her 45 minutes late to the ceremony.”
lazycadet60
8.
“My whole bridal party sucked.
The best man complained that he was hot every 10 minutes while we took photos.
NONE of my bridesmaids wore the right shoes they were suppose to.
No bachelorette party, no bachelor party.
The maid of honor and best man did not have any speeches prepared so no toasts.
“That couple is now divorced; we are still married three years later.”
30, USA
9.
It was wild, and we didn’t talk to him for months after the wedding.”
I dont trust him with my children, and I never ever will.
He marred our otherwise beautiful wedding with his BS."
30, Pennsylvania
10.
“My mother didn’t talk to me the ENTIRE time we were getting ready.
For the five or so hours we’re together, she’s silent, playing games on her iPad.
She even got upset that I hired someone to do her hair and makeup.
Then, when my parents walked me down the aisle, she didn’t smile or look happy.
The pictures of that were awful.”
36, Virginia
11.
“In our wedding, we chose not to have a flower girl or ring boy.
She was not wearing a dress; instead, she had on a dark shirt and pants AND sneakers!
“After the wedding, I asked my wife about the surprise flower girl.
She thought it was my mom’s idea.
I laughed because my mom asked who was that girl wearing sneakers.
They all wore nice dresses and had on dressy flats.”
48, Virginia
12.
“My photographer had my DJ announce it was time for the newlyweds' sendoff.
We still had hours to go before the reception was over.
He just wanted a good pic of people waving goodbye at us.
Multiple people, including my grandmother, left early, thinking the party was over.”
“That was 25 years ago, and I’m still pissed.”
sparklylatte93
13.
She refused and got into an argument with her son.
This is what inspired me to become a wedding coordinator.
Now, I happily kick out unruly family members and keep the peace.
sass4271c944b
14.
I am still salty 35 years later!”
deq
15. bloodwynne
16.
61, New York
17.
I didn’t know the lady, and she didn’t know me.
I’m still unclear why this woman even wanted to be at my reception.
“Thankfully, some friends overheard our conversation and took over the task of finding room at the table.
It was such a bizarre experience, but thankfully, the rest of the night went perfectly!”
duckandgoose25
18.
“Not at the wedding, but regarding the wedding.
My mother asserted absolute control over everything.
certified_drapetomaniac
19.
My now ex-husband and I had to drive them to their hotel at the end of the reception.
dazzlingdog27
20.
“Not my wedding but my best friend’s (which is probably why I’m still mad!)
This guest was a friend of both the bride and groom.
rsmith8235
21.
All seemed fine until I finally took a bathroom break at the reception.
“He probably thought my husband and I had left for the night.
What a tacky dude.
He also thought ‘Blurred Lines’ would be a great bouquet toss song.”
fishdye
“I said, ‘Dont worry about her, Mom.’
kristendstokes66
And finally…
23.
He spent almost the entire time socializing and not taking photos, so we got almost no photos.
I couldn’t believe it.
Yes, you’re family, but you are paid to do a job and be professional.
Should’ve paid more to get someone else.
Still, to this day, we have no wedding photos anywhere in our house.”
Thank God I wasnt there.”
NShank
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