Well, it's safe to say that no one is getting married any time soon. Not unless they want to stand two meters away from each other and whoever is officiating the ceremony, with no guests in attendance and not have a party. Sounds like it would make one big ol' giant wedding fail right? Well, back in the day before corona happened (does anyone remember that?), weddings didn't always go that smoothly either. Here are some more wedding fails for you to cringe at, while you distract yourself from the fact that life seems to have stopped for now.
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Weddings should be days of pure love, joy, and happiness. And usually, they are, but sometimes, they really really aren't. A thread on AskReddit requested "things that happened at a wedding that made it obvious the bride and groom shouldn't be getting married" and some of the replies are amazing. They show that behind the scenes, it's not always as lovey-dovey as you might think. Or, in these cases, very much not behind the scenes. Here are some of the most outrageous responses we found, sending these couples straight from the alter to the divorce courts. Yikes!
Whether you've spent months planning a lavish wedding, or you've thrown together a shotgun ceremony, your wedding day is one of the happiest days of your life and of course, you want it to be perfect. There will always be some things that can happen which are beyond your control—think bad weather and traffic—but sometimes things happen that you could never see coming.
We've compiled a list of the most unfortunate wedding fails, including injured brides, drunken guests, and wardrobe mishaps. From the harrowing to the hilarious, these weddings will definitely stick in the memories of the happy couple, and their guests, for a long time.
A Few days ago, Tonight Show's host Jimmy Fallon asked Twitter to share their best wedding fails. Amy Pennza tweeted a photo of her wedding with her Mother-in-Law wearing…. a wedding dress. Twitter was all emotional until she decided to share the story behind it which was kind of sweet.
Seriously? Pretty damn sure that everyone knows that is a big no-no. The poor bride was gutted, as the dress was to be a surprise (as most, if not all wedding dresses are) for her husband-to-be and her father. Unsure of how to go about the situation and wanted to make sure she wasn't just overreacting, she posted in an online forum Mumnet asking for advice. Over 600 commented on the thread, completely backing her right to be upset. And girl, we got your back, too! What this bridesmaid did was beyond uncool. To all future bridesmaids out there -- DON'T DO THIS.
