Welcome back wedding lovers. Weddings are one of my favorite things. It’s like one big party, all your friends are there, families come together, you dance, you laugh, hug people, and most importantly have access to free drinks. It’s a beautiful and special occasion, but people involved have been known to make things not as easy or pleasant as they should be. In this particular Reddit thread, the bride is one of those, how do you say, Bridezillas? She’s enforced a myriad of rules on her guests,…

Sounds like she dodged a bullet

That's one way to end a friendship

cue the awkwardness

Your friends are the ones you want by your side during good times and bad. But what would you say if one of your best friends declined your invitation to attend their wedding, claiming that you didn't deserve to be there for one of the most significant days of their lives? An update to the story of the man who, for no apparent reason, didn't include his friend of ten years in his wedding can be found below. With an update on the status of the relationship with his friend John, the original post…

Sibling drama combined with wedding drama makes the drama extra messy…

was she justified?

When you attend a wedding, it's pretty standard to assume there will be an open bar. It's totally okay if the bride and groom decide to have a dry wedding for reasons of their choosing, but again, typically, there's an open bar. As a bride myself, that's very limiting, considering how expensive open bars are. At my venue, the alcohol is taking up most of the cost. Which is why it's understandable that some couples choose to forgo the bar altogether. Well, this couple had an… interesting choice…

Salty sisterly love

Don't mess with these brides

Well, this is awkward

Usually, it’s an honor to be the MOH ( maid of honor )— I mean, it’s right in the title! Traditionally, this role was given to the bride’s sister or close female family member. Nowadays, brides have free reign to pick whichever bestie they’d like. Usually, the maid of honor is really close to the bride, and she should also be responsible because her main duty is to support the bride on and leading up to one of the biggest landmarks of her life . Sometimes, though, the bride can seriously overst…

Sometimes waiting for the big day is the hardest part.

In this story, the bride's sister had initially offered to pay for half of her wedding as a gift to her. Considering how expensive weddings can be nowadays, this is an incredibly generous gift. However, the sister took back her offer after the bride betrayed her trust. One day, the bride casually mentioned to her sister that she had invited her ex-boyfriend to the wedding, and not only that, he was going to be a groomsman. The sister had been in a serious relationship with said ex-boyfriend for…

Eras Tour or wedding?

A courageous decision.