What is the worst wedding you have ever been to? (fiance, resort)
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Hmm...My youngest uncle’s probably ranks right up there...Held on the rooftop of an Embassy Suites, the Groomsmen came out 5 minutes late, my grandmother was vastly overdressed with a ridiculous gown with a train, my brother was dressed in a pair of ripped trousers and a tattered shirt like he was attending a John Denver concert, and to top it all off, my uncle only found out his new found wife was shooting heroin up on the night of the wedding when she was on the verge of dying some weeks later and she actually did end up passing away from an OD about a year later.
Just an overall weird and terrible situation all around.
Hmm...My youngest uncle’s probably ranks right up there...Held on the rooftop of an Embassy Suites, the Groomsmen came out 5 minutes late, my grandmother was vastly overdressed with a ridiculous gown with a train, my brother was dressed in a pair of ripped trousers and a tattered shirt like he was attending a John Denver concert, and to top it all off, my uncle only found out his new found wife was shooting heroin up on the night of the wedding when she was on the verge of dying some weeks later and she actually did end up passing away from an OD about a year later.
Just an overall weird and terrible situation all around.
I knew a family, who's only child died of a heroin overdose on his wedding night.
Susan" is causing quite the debate online after posting a bizarre Facebook rant about her now-canceled wedding. Yup, the couple called off the wedding just days before their I dos, after their guests refused to pay the $1,500 attendance fee Susan was demanding in order to pay for her CAD $60,000 ($46,020 USD) dream wedding.
Susan" is causing quite the debate online after posting a bizarre Facebook rant about her now-canceled wedding. Yup, the couple called off the wedding just days before their I dos, after their guests refused to pay the $1,500 attendance fee Susan was demanding in order to pay for her CAD $60,000 ($46,020 USD) dream wedding.
Wow, I can not even imagine anyone asking/demanding that their wedding guests pay any type of attendance fee, let alone a $1,500 attendance fee. Man, oh man!
Wow, I can not even imagine anyone asking/demanding that their wedding guests pay any type of attendance fee, let alone a $1,500 attendance fee. Man, oh man!
I can't stand what passes for a wedding these days.
The stupid crap that is made up by the photographer with the "first look" and the million horrible photos- the ring shot, the dress/shoes and invite still life, the groomsmen doing something silly. Seen one you seen them all.
The bad food and music.
The ugly strapless dresses that all look alike.
The venue that the bride and groom have 99% likely never been to except to plan the wedding and therefore has no meaning to them.
All the money that is thrown away that could be spent planning for the future.
The "guest activities" they plan for you.
All of it is just ridiculous.
The real purpose of ugly strapless dresses that all look alike: show the audience what she looks like with a white towel on after a shower.
I had one attendant. I let her pick her own dress. I had one stipulation. Had to be floor length. She picked a halter style, kind of a tropical print, except in shades of cream, brown and black, and it had some sparkles on it.
OH...and I got married in a restaurant, on a barge, on the Mississippi. It was the first and only wedding they ever did. We picked it because we'd eaten there a couple of times, and sometimes I think I must've been a mermaid in another life, because I'm just...drawn to bodies of water. LOL
Our photographer got some great shots of us with the sun setting behind us.
And we picked all our own music, for the wedding and the reception. My matron of honor's husband made sure the tunes got played in a timely way.
Two come to mind. Both cousins, one on each side of the family.
Mom’s niece’s wedding in an Alabama church, reception in the church event hall. Bible thumping minister. Tuna salad sandwiches for dinner, no alcohol, not even sparkling juice for a toast, just some 2 liters on a table. Excruciating.
Dad’s niece’s wedding in Wisconsin even worse. Small church wedding lasted 2 hours, reception in one of those old barns converted into an event space. I will say the barn was a nice venue, but no dinner, just dessert. So all the wedding guests had to go out to eat on their own between the wedding and reception or eat cupcakes for dinner. No music, just classical crap in the background. No alcohol. Over by 9.
What made the second one so particularly egregious was that the bride’s mother, who my uncle had divorced years earlier, is a millionaire due to substantial inheritances. But she was so stingy she wouldn’t even give her own daughter a decent wedding. She planned everything.
The Alabama aunt and uncle are dirt poor, so that at least somewhat explains the bleakness of that wedding.
The real purpose of ugly strapless dresses that all look alike: show the audience what she looks like with a white towel on after a shower.
You must buy some fancy towels if you think a bath towel and a wedding dress look similiar.
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