Would you marry someone after just two weeks of knowing them?

When a bride picks you to be a maid-of-honor, you should be delighted, honored, and thrilled at the thought that the bride couldn't imagine going though her big day without you by her side. However, what happens when somewhere across the line, you no longer feel like a maid-of-honor, but merely a maid? Well, the story down below is an account of a frustrated made-of-honor. OP's best friend has finally gotten engaged and is excited about the idea of marrying her one true love. However, between t…

Every bride's worst nightmare

Weddings bring out the worst in some people

Participating in a friend's wedding generally means one of two things. First, it indicates that you are extremely well-organized. Secondly, it may suggest that the bride values your friendship so much and therefore couldn't imagine getting married without her closest friend by her side. Both of these explanations are incredibly flattering, regardless of how they relate to you and your situation. However, what happens if the bride goes too far, her expectations are not met, and, to be honest, yo…

that's one way to do it

To be fair, the bride had this coming since the moment she got engaged

As with all bridezilla's, this bride took her audacity one step further...

let's not talk about the other $1k she spent on the wedding

But isn't tacky debauchery sort of the point?

What a bach