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Ah, wedding season. You've made it to yet another day celebrating the union of two hotties with mediocre personalities adorable lovebirds, and you're feeling good as hell. If you're a bridesmaid, you put your blood, sweat, tears, and savings into the bridesmaid dress, keeping the bride happy, and planning the bachelorette party and the bridal shower. Now, you finally have room to breathe, and you're ready to have a fucking ball. If you're just a mere guest, you still spent a substantial amount of money on the wedding gift, and you want to ensure you get back on your investment through gorgeous groomsmen and an open bar. Besides, love is in the air today, right? Everyone deserves in on some of that action.

Yep, love is in the air for the groom and bride… just maybe not for you. Guys at weddings may look fire on the surface, but you'll soon discover that they're fire alright - total dumpster fires. Below is a list of guys you encounter at weddings. Set your standards low now, ladies. You got a tsunami of disappointment headed your way. God bless the open bar.

Ahhh wedding season! Wedding season is a magical time of year where we can all witness our closest friends and family profess their undying love for their significant other for all the world to see. But more importantly, wedding season is a time to eat a shit ton of free food and get completely shit-faced at an open bar and- if you're lucky - have a drunken wedding hookup. This Sexcapade story is of a wedding guest who was having some innocent adult fun when she found herself in a rather sticky situation. 

Weddings are meant to be a time of joy and a celebration of love. A couple getting together surrounded by their friends and family, declaring their love and making it official, is certainly something beautiful. But sometimes, it's not that simple. Throw in a bridezilla, a mother-in-law who wears white, and lots of alcohol, and you've got yourself a bit of a sh*tshow. But what's a wedding without some drama, right? Check out these wedding stories that are so bad they deserve all the shaming they can get. I know I'm cringing reading through them!

Most brides dream about being the center of attention on their wedding day and want to be the show stopper of the whole event. And most people know that they should never look more extravagant than the bride not to steal her thunder. But what happens when the bride doesn't make much of an effort, and the guests do? The guests end up looking nicer than the bride, which throws the whole balance off. One woman was in that exact situation at her cousin's wedding and got accused of upstaging the bride by her family, and she took to Reddit's Am I The A-hole to ask if she was in the wrong. Redditors jumped to her defense, telling her that it's not her fault the bride chose an understated look and that she should dress as fabulously as she wanted. Here's her story.

Best friends are usually there to provide advice and guidance to us throughout our hard times. They're also one of the only people who will be brutally honest with us when everybody else subtly sugar-coats stuff. But whichever role they take, they're meant to have our best interests at heart. Having a toxic best friend is no different than having a toxic boyfriend, the red flags can be really hard to see in either situation. Sometimes something major has to take place in order for you to finally see them for the sh*tty person they are. Better late than never we suppose...

We all know that weddings are about love and romance, but an underrated aspect of the celebrations is the embarrassing drama that can unfold during speeches. If you've ever heard a cringy or awkward speech, either from the best man, father of the bride, or maybe even from a Bridezilla herself, then you'll feel the pain of these people who share the worst examples of wedding speeches they ever witnessed. We don't know who to feel more sorry for; the bride and groom or the guests who had to see these sh*t shows! 

So many weddings go down all day, every day - so how do you make yours stand out? A Redditor started a thread and asked the women of Reddit about their dream weddings, and the weddings they've already planned. They pooled together a bunch of unique ideas for those who are still in the midst of planning future weddings. The ideas are special, wacky, and adorable, all at the same time. Check 'em out below. 

Wedding season is officially upon us, ladies and gents! I don't know about y'all, but I'm personally excited about spending my savings on the ridiculously overpriced wedding registry in exchange for semi-hot groomsmen and unlimited open bars. We recently uncovered a two-year-old Reddit thread about the trashiest weddings people have been to, and boy, these are some crazy stories. Trashy weddings seem to be most entertaining, and I hope we're all lucky enough to score an invite this summer. 

Weddings are supposed to be sources of joy, but not when there's a helluva lot of drama involved. At the same time, is it really a wedding if there is no drama involved? Much to think about. One of Reddit's "Am I the A**hole?" posts featured a bride wondering if she was in the wrong for disinviting one of her bridesmaid's husbands, who has sexually harassed their friends more than one time. The bridesmaid is currently fuming at the bride, but many Redditors chimed in to defend the bride's decision. Scroll down to read the story in detail, and make your own judgment call. 

Every good wedding has a bouquet toss, which sees the bride throw her bouquet into a crowd of all the single ladies (I love it when I can throw a Beyonce quote in there) at the event. The lucky lady who catches it is said to be the next one who will get married. And nothing is more desperate than a group of single bridesmaids who have had one too many champaign glasses and a free bar. Catching a flying bouquet is probably hard enough at the best of times, but when you're drunk and exhausted? You get a total mess. Check out these pictures of bridesmaids fighting over the bouquet, and you'll see what I mean.

If you're planning a wedding, then all I have to say is: may the Gods be with you. Although getting married is an exciting occasion, it can also give you a total breakdown. Nothing is more stressful than sorting out a guest list (and having your mominsist that great uncle Brian MUST come even though the last time you saw him you were six years old), creating a color scheme that everyone is happy with, and figuring out which damn flavor wedding cake to have. Beware of turning into Bridezilla in the process, and try not to take your stress out on your girls. These wedding planning memes are for you, so you know you're not alone in your stress and also get you hyped for your big day.

Getting married is a big deal. A lot of thought and planning goes into the event. Many of us, men and women, begin fantasizing about what it will look like from a suspiciously young age. It's a desire that keeps us motivated even when we experience so many disaster dates on the way. But in general, it's something we look forward to experiencing, and some of us even get to do it more than once. 

A Reddit user asked the 'Am I The A-hole' community if she was in the wrong for asking to come to her friend's wedding late since she planned it to be exactly one year after her mother's passing. There is clearly so much to unwrap here.

Like I said, weddings are definitely a big deal, and it's ideal to be surrounded by your closest friends. But if that's important to you... maybe don't plan it on the anniversary of your best friend's death. Just a tip.

Weddings are stressful to plan; you want everything to be perfect for your special day. After all, you (hopefully) only have one wedding and you want to get it right! But sometimes the stress can get the better of the bride-to-be which can make them a little, or very unreasonable. One bride who insisted one of her guests cover up her tattoos and dye her hair (at a great expense) because her look "clashed" with the aesthetic of the wedding has been shamed in a bridezilla-shaming Facebook group by the guest. Check out her unreasonable request below, as well as how Facebook users jumped to the guest's defense. 

Planning a wedding is hectic enough as is. Some family members are more outspoken than others and think they have a right to say what goes on at the wedding, even though it should generally be up to the bride and groom. Introducing the family member in question on this Reddit "Am I The Asshole" thread: the groom's mother. The groom is refusing to invite the sleazy alcoholic uncle that stole money from his family and has barely been an uncle to him, but the mother won't have it. She's threatening not to come to the wedding, provide them with money for the wedding (which isn't fazing them), and not to talk to them after the wedding. To me, it's pretty clear who the a**hole is here, but what do you guys think? Let us know in the comments. 

Having a wedding is a big deal. The families throwing it often put a lot of time, effort, and money into planning a seamless event for the guests to enjoy. That being said, do the guests really owe the bride and groom anything more than their attendance? Sure, it is common to have a wedding registry, but should it be conditional?

Sometimes after so much planning and stressing, it's almost inevitable that someone will lose their mind. This is what appears to have happened to this 'Bridezilla' who insisted on her guest buying her items such as designer bags, expensive makeup, basically, anything totaling up to (but no less than) 400$.

Someone shared her list of expectations on Reddit, and not surprisingly, people sure did not approve.

Bachelorette parties are the best part of the wedding season, in my humble opinion. It's the one night you can celebrate your friendship with the bride and all the crazy sh*t you've been through together before she officially ties the know and becomes half of an old, boring married couple. She's probably getting married to some dude who has a premature dad bod, and while I'm sure he's a great guy, it still definitely calls for one last hurrah with the ladies. All the intense drinking, partying, and canoodling with Magic Mike strippers have essentially become a rite of passage in American coming-of-marriage-age.  It's no wonder that bridesmaids go all out for this one party. The women of Twitter are oh, so ready to rage at their friend's bachelorette parties, whether or not their friends are single or not. Scroll down for the best bachelorette party tweets of this week.