guests

Bringing guests into your home is a wonderful thing to do. Although hospitality is somewhat of a skill, it's not that hard to create an environment where your guests feel relaxed and at home. But what happens when they feel a little too comfortable? There's a fine line between feeling at home in someone else's house and being an obnoxious asshole, which is a concept that some people don't quite understand. And those people are idiots. A Reddit thread asking people to share 'the most disrespectful thing a guest ever did at your home' has revealed just how little concern some people have for other's properties, and the responses are pretty shocking! Here are some of the best!

Everyone loves a good wedding for the obvious reasons; love, open bar, and cake. But one thing that everyone secretly loves more at a wedding is some drama. And no one has access to the behind-the-scenes wedding dramas more than the staff who work the weddings. These wedding planners, photographers, and bar staff share the crazy things they witnessed at weddings when they realized the marriage was doomed from the start.

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. 

Did you ever have a guest over for dinner who you hated? Or did you ever serve someone some food you wish you'd poisoned? Well, now you don't have to hold back on what you want to say to your least favorite dinner guests, because Etsy is full of plates that have all the rude messages you need to be written on them. Just wait for your guests to finish their food, and then they'll know what you really think of them. Enjoy these offensively dark, dinner plates. 

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. 

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! 

Most people only see doormats as something to wipe their feet on, but if you really think about it, doormats hold a higher purpose – they're the first thing that people see before entering your home, so it would be unreasonable not to use them for the lulz.

The AskReddit question, "What's the rudest thing a guest has ever done in your home?" supplied us with the most infuriating stories of people being lousy. With Thanksgiving coming up, don't be this person! 

Pardeep S. design and sell these brilliant pillows for all those uninvited guests who don't get the hint. Each pillow is covered in sequins that, when oriented in one direction, appear gold, but when they're brushed in the opposite direction reveal a hidden message. Via: Sad and useless