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Influencer Requests Personal Song And One-Hour Set At Wedding For Free

Final score:

137points

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Noname 4 months ago

Write a song and do an hour set for free, plus he'll probably have to pay his airfare and accommodations?

44points

Bride Gets RSVPs From Wedding Guests And Only After The Fact Tells Everyone Who Said They Were Coming That They Need To Pay $75 Per Plate

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129points

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Nina 4 months ago

They even gave her an opportunity to learn from it, but apparently they didn't want to.

41points

We've all been to a wedding or two where the bride and groom made some questionable choices. Perhaps they demanded that all guests dress to fit a very specific color scheme, or they informed guests on the day of that they would be expected to pay for their food and drinks at the reception. We tend to overlook these annoyances when we're celebrating people we love, but it's a lot easier to judge strangers online for making bizarre choices at their weddings...

The photos on this list might give you strong secondhand embarrassment, but spreading awareness about bad bridal behavior might convince some couples to tone it down. Your wedding should absolutely be a wonderful day that you remember for the rest of your life, but it should be a great memory for all involved. And if your best friends are pouting the whole time because you forced them to get hair cuts for the ceremony or spend $500 on shoes, your priorities might be a little bit out of whack.

Bride Cancels Her Wedding Because Her Guests Didn't "Donate" $1,500 Each To Fund The Event

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116points

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Jason 4 months ago

Well at least she did everyone a favor and cut them out

96points

I Paid For The First Slice After It Was Announced On The Day We'd Be Helping To Pay For Their Cake. Apparently, Didn't Count For The Second

Final score:

114points

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WindySwede 4 months ago

Also. You breathed air, that will be £1.55 ASAP!

86points

Wedding Shoot

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106points

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Jason 4 months ago

That's pretty insanely cheap.

54points

To gain more insight into this topic, we reached out to wedding expert and Editor at Bespoke Bride, Jhona Yellin. Jhona was kind enough to have a conversation with Bored Panda about some etiquette brides and grooms should keep in mind, while still making their big day all about them.

"When it comes to gifts, we tell our brides-to-be to always think of their registry as a treasure map for their guests. Provide a variety of price points to make everyone comfortable," she shared. "And if Aunt Marge gifts you a third toaster, smile, thank her, and quietly handle the return. Nobody needs to know about the great toaster swap of 2024. By the way – we created a fun guide on curating a wedding registry for the home of your dreams."

Hey, I Know That I've Given My Wedding No Thought But I Want You To Dedicate The Next 48 Hours Of Your Life To It

Final score:

105points

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Noname 4 months ago

"On TV they complete bigger cakes than this in a short time" - 😂😂😂

95points

Not Invited To The Wedding, But Still Pay For It

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105points

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Kylie 4 months ago

Nothing like entitlement.

42points

My Friend Saw This Sign At Her Hotel This Week. Oh Yeah, That Guy Jon Is Coming Too

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104points

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Jihana 4 months ago

I wonder if anyone would miss him if he didn't show up?

63points

Jhona also noted that setting a dress code can be fantastic, but it's important to be reasonable. "Asking your guests to show up in ball gowns and tuxedos might be a tad much for a beach wedding," she shared. "'Black tie optional' is sophisticated; 'lavender sequin jumpsuits' is a bit... Eccentric. Also for this, by the way – we created a post about creative wedding dress codes that are in fashion today."

"Just remember, these wedding guests are your friends and family who love you enough to wear matching outfits," the expert added. "Appreciate their effort, don’t turn them into personal assistants, and remember they have lives (and wallets) too."

#10

This Literally Just Happened - "I Want My Own Wedding Year"

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104points

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Jihana 4 months ago

Yes, yes you are.

110points

#11

She Looks Absolutely Gorgeous... Except She’s Not The Bride

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102points

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WindySwede 4 months ago

Is he the groom? Or plus one to her?

30points

#12

A Photographer Friend Of Mine Posted This (We Are In Louisiana). I Can't Wait To See Some Of The Mashed Potato Pictures

Final score:

91points

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WindySwede 4 months ago

At least it's compostable 🤷‍♂️

61points

We also asked the wedding expert how friends and family members can know when it's time to speak up and try to reign in the bride and groom. "When the bride or groom’s requests start sounding like they belong in a royal decree, it’s time to step in," Jhona says. "Close family or friends are the best candidates to have 'the talk.' Pick a moment when the bride or groom isn’t mid-meltdown — preferably over a calming cup of tea or a stiff drink."

#13

Asking The Girl Your Fiancé Groomed To Be Your Photographer For Free

Final score:

91points

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Antonia 4 months ago

Good for you girl! (and I do not mean the bride to be)

50points

#14

The Audacity Of This Wedding Guest And Their Mum! Plan Your Own Special Moment, Cheapskates

Final score:

91points

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Ripley 4 months ago

Don't propose or announce a pregnancy at someone else's wedding. It's not that hard.

97points

#15

Saw This At A Wedding

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91points

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Jihana 4 months ago

Ok, this is awesome. Maybe not traditional but awesome!

128points

It's also important to tread lightly when addressing a bride's unreasonable behavior. "Use 'I' statements to keep it gentle," Jhona recommends. “'I’m worried that asking guests to arrive by helicopter might be a bit much. Not everyone has their pilot’s license, you know?' This approach keeps the conversation constructive and less confrontational."

#16

Bride Is Expecting Everyone To Spend $400 Or More On Her Wedding Gifts

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90points

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Jihana 4 months ago

Yeah, no

91points

Widdershins66 4 months ago

Yeah, hell no

23points

Marianne 4 months ago

The most apalling thing here is the fact that she literally doesn't care how the purse/painting/clothing looks like. She seems to have no sense of style or personal preference, except that everything must be expensive. This is the tackiest thing ever.

49points

BossyHossy1 Premium 4 months ago

Did anyone else notice all the I, my and me's?? Also, all gifts seem bride oriented. ; - (

36points

Did I say that out loud? (he/him)cis/het 4 months ago

Maybe it's Emilie's wedding, featuring Jon.

74points

Kylie 4 months ago

I'm expecting NOT to attend and save my $400. Thanks.

20points

Tamra 4 months ago

I'm actually curious as to how someone develops that level of audacity and entitlement. I mean, seriously...to put something like this out into the world...and apparently it never occurred to her how greedy and tacky this was? Damn!

17points

shankShaw deReemer 4 months ago

For some reason this one just screamed Kartrashian to me. IDK why.

6points

ConstantlyJon 4 months ago

RIP those who have RSVP'd already. Also, how have 12 people liked or loved this?

10points

Jenni Pasini 2 months ago

Maybe it’s the 12 people responsible for making her this way.

0points

Jenni Pasini 2 months ago

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0points

Danish Susanne 2 months ago

I assume those 12 people are the kind that enjoys a silly joke, and thought this was one.

0points

StumblingThroughLife 4 months ago

The entitlement is strong in this one.

10points

Jason 4 months ago

#5 I can't even afford a new car for myself

10points

Zoe Vokes 4 months ago

You don’t have to buy her a car. You could pay for floors for the entire house. She’s “appreciate” it.

14points

Romek Vili 4 months ago

Can it be ”new car for her”? Go to junkjard and buy $400 car.

6points

Jenni Pasini 2 months ago

I guess it’s time for a wedding, Jason.

0points

TheRightToArmBears 4 months ago

I really need closure on so many of these to see what the end result was.

7points

kelly 4 months ago

How does she have any friends?

5points

She speaks poniards 4 months ago

This is *hilarious* 😂 ~ though I dint know why "high class" need to be specified. I'm thinking I'll bring my usual $400 Last Supper on black velvet. Off course, I'll hurry to "apply" so nobody else scoops up this opportunity!

5points

shankShaw deReemer 4 months ago

Better hurry before all the spots are taken!!

2points

Chrw007 4 months ago

Yeahh.. might as well not go

4points

Lost Penny 4 months ago (edited)

"Oh... I was thinking about getting you Lana Marks or maybe Hermes, but now that I've read your post, I don't know if I should attend your wedding. Louis Vuitton? Gucci? I am afraid I can't afford to be associated with someone in your circle. Don't get me wrong, there is absolutely nothing wrong with being middle-class, I admire your kind, I really do! However, I value my reputation & don't want someone to get the wrong idea even though you will always be precious to me. I hope you understand."

3points

LandAhoy (they/them) 4 months ago

Anything in relation to the car... I'd get her a pair of fluffy pink dangly dice. Or maybe some bumper bulls balls.

3points

LakotaWolf (she/her) 4 months ago

Yes! I'd get her a single hubcap from one of those pick-a-part car junkyard places. That's what she should get for being imprecise.

2points

andrew hall 4 months ago

That invite would go right in the trash can after seeing this

2points

Patti Hampton 3 months ago

Hell fire, I'd frame it for anytime I needed a good laugh. If I bought any of those things she listed, I'd buy them for myself. I'm not giving a gift that I cannot afford for even me.

1point

Elizabeth Tayler 4 months ago

So, if I don't tell you first, you won't accept my gift? Well oh darn.

2points

Lsai Aeon 4 months ago

I don't understand why anyone would be friends with this kind of person.

2points

Ample Aardvark 4 months ago

RSVP: fúck no

2points

Juliet Ware 4 months ago

I'll tell them to f@ck off!

2points

J Wess 4 months ago

This cannot be real, right? RIGHT???

1point

Patti Hampton 3 months ago

Oh yeah, some people have that much brass and don't mind asking.

0points

C.O. Shea 4 months ago

A car?!?

1point

L.V 4 months ago

"Anything for the car". Here is a £2 air freshener.

1point

Patti Hampton 3 months ago

Be sure and buy 200 of those to tally it up to $400.

0points

Susie Elle 4 months ago

A NEW CAR lady what

1point

Show Thyself 4 months ago

1) I don't think I'd be comfortable providing you with a kitchenmaid. ( https://www.dictionary.com/browse/kitchenmaid ) ||| 2) bwahahaha - I'm withdrawing my commitment.

1point

linda harbin 4 months ago

I would def get her a present. It would be a dollar store wedding card, slightly bent, with a crumpled $1 bill inside.

1point

Space Invader 4 months ago (edited)

"anything in relation to the car"? Neat! I'll bring air fresheners.

1point

EmAdoresHerKats🇮🇪🇩🇿🇵🇸 4 months ago

I genuinely don't even know what to say about this one. I am just blown away by the actual neck on this clown who has made a shopping list of her wants over a certain amount! The absolute cheek

1point

Patti Hampton 3 months ago

I'm wondering if she's planning to return the gifts for cash??

0points

Sue User 4 months ago

A new car???

1point

ADDchallengedINFP-T 4 months ago

I spent hours and days and days, crocheting, with cotton thread, a tablecloth for a coworker. Other staff gave money for a washer, or dryer. My huge tablecloth, handmade, was not good enough for a thank you card. "Oh, well, you didn't participate on the washer or dryer gift" was the comment.

1point

Jenna Kay 4 months ago

What a horrible coworker! I would much prefer something handmade anytime. My aunt made a baby blanket for my daughter ... I still have it almost 3 decades later, it's put away in a cedar chest, and it is one of my most beloved possessions. You are an amazing person to have made such a wonderful gift!

1point

Diane Tucker 4 months ago

"Anything in relation to the car? Here's a nice-smelling little pine tree for your rear-view mirror... :)

1point

JDartz 4 months ago

Most divorce lawyers cost 400$ or more..

1point

kimkats 1 month ago

Per hour, maybe….

0points

Maisey Myles 4 months ago

What she want for her future husband? A ride in her new car?

1point

Oskar vanZandt 4 months ago

What a blissfully ignorant, erm deluded, self-centred egomaniac...

1point

Anna Stephenson 4 months ago

I feel like if every guest got together and contributed $1, maybe they could make a point and still TECHNICALLY follow her ridiculous rules, buy purchasing one thing off her list, honestly, I d probably chose the k beauty suggestion and buy 400 $1 sample products or something lol

1point

Traveling Lady Railfan 4 months ago

I wonder what her Christmas lists to Santa looked like??

1point

Patti Hampton 3 months ago

Now that would be interesting.

0points

ʁɨɂɥɒ 4 months ago

Do people really demand such gifts for wedding ?

1point

shankShaw deReemer 4 months ago

Normal people don't.

0points

Damned_Cat 4 months ago

Just for my own amusement, I would go down to the Habitat for Humanity Re-Store and buy a couple of boxes of their donated floor tiles (builder's grade). Here's enough to get started in the kitchen!

1point

Rinso The Red 4 months ago

The VAST majority of these are specifically for her, not the new household they're creating. I hope the groom is ready for a lifetime of this selfishness.

1point

Mike F 4 months ago

How about a $400 radial arm saw? I see the future husband is under represented in the list.

1point

Robert T 4 months ago

You can have $400 in Monopoly money and like it or you can go boil your head. ;-)

1point

kimkats 1 month ago

A….new…. Car? Wtf? Oh yell, no!!

0points

Karen Bryan 1 month ago

Hey, "KitchenMaid" sounds like something you'd see on a cheap Chinese knockoff. Wouldn't it be great to find a real "KitchenMaid" mixer, which might run you about $29.95? Would Her Majesty be able to tell the difference? She sounds like the kind who wants the real KitchenAid for show, not for cooking. She's never going to use it anyway, so....

0points

Mystery Kitteh 2 months ago

$400 in pine scented car deodorizers that hang from the mirror. You're welcome and congratulations

0points

Patti Hampton 3 months ago

Wow... this person is lacking in protocol, etiquette and social decorum. I'm afraid she would be greatly disappointed.

0points

Jay Alan 4 months ago

We're f#cked as a society. This is heinous.

0points

Ephemera Image 4 months ago

Lol. No to the hell nope.

0points

Cindy Brick 4 months ago

"And be sure to include the receipts -- just in case we don't want them, after all."

0points

Nagisa11 4 months ago

I can think of something car related, slashed tires. They will cost you more than $400 to replace😁

0points

Farah the Turtle 4 months ago

How about go f**k yourself?

0points

Chelsea McKee 4 months ago

I wouldn't have been able to afford attendance. I think maybe a moneybox would make more sense, for cards and such.

0points

Spittnimage 4 months ago

This one's a couple years old. Wonder if they're still married.

0points

Doctor Strange 4 months ago

Anyone notice she missed number 6? Also, number 5, "anything in relation to the car" Great. I'm getting you an air freshener.

0points

Bettye McKee 4 months ago

I unfriend you.

0points

K Madden 4 months ago

If I gave her an apron with "This apron costs $400", she'd wear it proudly, cause $400.

0points

AnnaB Premium 4 months ago

okay...

0points

Maisey Myles 4 months ago

The clown face suits the bride to be well

0points

Beth Wheeler 4 months ago

Entitled much?

0points

SkippityBoppityBoo 4 months ago

Jeeeeeeez... Btw she probably used 400 as a number each time because she missed out #6, it jumps from 5 to 7... That and she's stocking up/preparing for the inevitable divorce a few years after...

0points

Mrs Wuschwusch 4 months ago

That audacity

0points

MotherofGuineaPigs 4 months ago

Honey, you need to stop inhaling all of that hairspray

0points

Neal fy 4 months ago

Why would anyone in the right mind attend this circus...

0points

JoeKing 4 months ago

Entitled and stupid! She can't even count.. 5 then 6 not 5 then 7

0points

#17

A Guest Filled 7 Tupperware Containers With Food From The Wedding Reception And Gave The Couple 5 USD As A Gift

Final score:

90points

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Shark Lady 4 months ago

I'd be really pissed about this as well.

59points

#18

A Pregnant Alien Officiant

Final score:

88points

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Carole 4 months ago (edited)

I've seen this one before and iirc there was context that said the bride and groom loved it (though I admit that the title is clickbaity). I'll try to look for it. Edit: "FOR THE RECORD: the original poster shared context in the comments and this was absolutely loved by the bride and groom, who approved a wild character officiant, and who have a thing for aliens and cryptids. There was no shame here. Only delight. I guarantee if they'd wanted her in something plain, that's what she'd have worn. Not everyone has the same vision for their wedding, and this one was loved."

94points

Jhona says that, yes, the wedding is all about the happy couple. "But let’s not forget about the lovely folks who are there to celebrate your love. Your guests have put in effort to be there—time, travel, and probably a new pair of shoes," she explained. "Make sure they’re well-fed, entertained, and can hear the vows without needing binoculars and a sound system worthy of Coachella."

#19

Father Is More Interested In The Aesthetics Of His Wedding Than A Lifelong Relationship With His Daughter

Final score:

78points

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Shark Lady 4 months ago

Poor child, her mother abandons her and her father is choosing his fiancee over her. I hope she has other adults in her life who can show her love.

180points

#20

Interesting Dress Choice For The Mother Of The Groom

Final score:

76points

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WindySwede 4 months ago

Nope 732a6fbfc9...af6cec.jpg

59points

#21

Wedding Photo Contract Request

Final score:

76points

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Fussy1 4 months ago

Wonder if she asked the same thing about her wedding dress? Does this work both ways? Will guests have their monetary and material gifts returned should you divorce?

82points

Jhona also added that we should never underestimate the power of appreciation. "Gratitude is your best accessory," the expert says. "Thank your guests, your vendors, and especially the person who managed to find your lost ring. A simple 'thank you' can make everyone feel like they’re part of something special."

#22

This "Vegan Pizza" Was Provided At A Wedding Last Night

Final score:

76points

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kelsischloe1986 4 months ago

That is a terrible catering service. Not so much the bride and groom being horrible. I'd definitley like to know who they hired to cater their wedding. That way I know who not to contact while planning a wedding.

48points

#23

Her Sister And Niece Just Died Two Months Ago In An Accident. This Is Her Sister's Husband. Like... They Couldn't Have Even Waited 6 Months? What Exactly Did She Pray For?

Final score:

73points

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Fussy1 4 months ago

"I love you more than life..." WTF?! Apparently more than you sister's and niece's life as well!!

71points

#24

Friend Won’t Gift Me A $300 Wedding Cake. The Entitlement Is Strong With This One

Final score:

73points

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David Houlahan 4 months ago

Yes. Yes you are.

113points

Finally, Jhona urges couples not to lose sight of what the day is really about: your love and commitment. "No one will remember if the napkins were periwinkle or powder blue, but they’ll remember the heartfelt vows and the epic dance moves," she told Bored Panda. "Many guests appreciate these days eco-friendly weddings, so if you can - add some sustainable elements to make your wedding a bit 'Greener.' Here are some tips and ideas for a sustainable wedding."

"In the end, weddings are about celebrating love, surrounded by those who matter most. Keep it joyful, keep it real, and most importantly, keep it fun," the expert added.

#25

This Person Doesn’t Want To Drive A Free BMW Or Tesla To His Wedding

Final score:

69points

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Annik Perrot 4 months ago

LOL, my son and his bride rented à vintage 2cv for the day.

34points

#26

A Kid Wants To Dress Up As A Lion For The Wedding. Also Told To Change Centerpieces As The Kid Doesn’t Like Balloons (The Kid Is This Person's Mother’s Best Friend’s Child)

Final score:

69points

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Avoidance_Panda 4 months ago

Yeah I kinda get this one.... :-/

119points

#27

What A Lovely Wedding Dress

Final score:

68points

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The explanation 4 months ago

Nah, this has to be satire, I beg

116points

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If you're currently planning your own wedding, we hope you've gotten some inspiration for what not to do, pandas! Keep upvoting the pics that you find most amusing, and let us know in the comments what the trashiest moments you've ever witnessed at a wedding were. Then, if you're interested in checking out even more wild behavior from brides and grooms, we recommend reading this article next!

#28

Wedding Favors Are Engraved Bullet Casings With The Date And The Couples' Names On Them

I can't think of anything more cringe or out of touch. Actually, turned my stomach the first time I saw them. Hope none of their guests have any family or friends who have been victims of gun violence! Shame on this couple for being so totally tone-deaf in today's climate.

Southern California wedding, by the way. Not that it matters. I wouldn't find this acceptable in any state.

Final score:

68points

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kelsischloe1986 4 months ago

Isn't the phrase here's a bullet with your name on it something negative and bad? I'm pretty sure it is, and that is exactly why this is absolutely ridiculous and insane. Some peoples mental heath is so concerning. Seriously though, these gun obsessed folks are scary as fũćķ and I'm tired of acting like it's normal when it's not.

24points

There's A Time And Place To Be This Trashy, And It's Not At Your Wedding

Final score:

68points

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ScarletRos 4 months ago

🤮

62points

#30

Gifts Determine Where Guests Sit At The Wedding

Final score:

66points

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Seonag Udell 4 months ago

Why does OP not value her guest's on something other than money

61points

#31

I Really Hope She Finds Someone For Her Wedding

Final score:

66points

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Agfox 4 months ago

Welcome to the little town of Fat Chance, Alaska - population 1 deluded bride-to-be

101points

#32

A Guest At My Cousin's Reception Changed Into This Outfit Halfway Through The Night

Final score:

66points

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Kylie 4 months ago

Trash will be trash.

80points

#33

Seen On Facebook. What Is This Kind Of Trash

Final score:

64points

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Heir of Durin 4 months ago

This might be my new catchphrase… I’ll let you know if it works!

44points

#34

She Wants A Deposit From Her Bridesmaids

Final score:

64points

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Kylie 4 months ago

I Will NOT be attending as part of your wedding party.

82points

#35

Come To Our Wedding And Pay $700 To Stay In The Guest House But You’ll Be Sleeping On The Pullout Couch Because You’re The Only Singleton

Also, did I mention you’re cooking for everyone?

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Final score:

64points

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Marianne 4 months ago

There is no need to lie to a person so that they don't get upset about their own rude behavior.

81points

#36

An Actual Wedding Someone I Know Attended This Weekend

Final score:

64points

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Avoidance_Panda 4 months ago

No way would that s**t fly anywhere in Europe, I'd only guess from the khaki pants, polos and golf shirts with a possible open carry on his hip were looking at America.... Sorry if I'm wrong... Either way... Total toss pots all of em...

51points

“I’d Rather Take A Pic On My iPhone Lol”... For A Wedding Photographer

Final score:

63points

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Lil Miss Hobbit 4 months ago

$250??? That is dirt cheap.

48points

#38

Pay For My Historic Wedding

Final score:

61points

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Kylie 4 months ago

Good god. A would be influencer who doesn't even have an IG yet, let alone ANY followers? LOL

84points

#39

When Trashy Gets Married

Final score:

61points

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Jason 4 months ago

Bro I tell my son to get off the floor 100x a day maybe someone forgot to tell him.

19points

#40

So I Went To A Wedding And A Guy Showed Up Wearing This

Final score:

61points

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Kylie 4 months ago

And wth did they think that was appropriate?

29points

#41

Woman Tries To Get Me To Take A Day Off School To Take Photographs Of Her Wedding

Final score:

61points

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Blue Bunny of Happiness 4 months ago

As my Dad used to say “Want doesn’t get”

48points

#42

Bridal Parties Pretend To Be Shot Like Deer And Dragged Into Reception

Final score:

60points

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Tamra 4 months ago

What. The. Hell.

55points

#43

Wedding Proposal Involving Chewing Tobacco

Final score:

60points

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WindySwede 4 months ago

Blä, snus (Swedish)..

16points

#44

Why Should The Future Father-In-Law Visit His Dying Father “Who Probably Won’t Even Recognize Him” When The Bride's Special Day Is On The Line?

Final score:

56points

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Marianne 4 months ago

You feel like an AH, because you are an AH.

87points

Bride And Groom Trying To Sell Presents From Their Wedding On Instagram… A Place Where Many Of Their Wedding Guests Follow Them

Final score:

55points

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ShaZam 4 months ago

Guess who's never getting a gift from their family ever again?

39points

#46

Woman Wants To Pay A Photographer Only £100 For 11 Hours Of Work To Cover Her Wedding. But Only Wants Professionals. She Was Absolutely Roasted In The Comments

Final score:

54points

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Diolla 4 months ago

Delusional.

36points

#47

A Wedding Ring Set With A Confederate Flag Design

Final score:

51points

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Jesse 4 months ago

47points

#48

Wow... There Are No Words

Final score:

51points

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Diana Lucas 4 months ago

The casual xenophobia and racism displayed here does not flatter this bride.

64points

#49

When The Guest's Presence Is Not A Good Enough Present

Final score:

51points

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Kylie 4 months ago

Define the meaning of "gift'. That would be something freely given, no?

52points

#50

Can You Imagine What The Rest Of The Wedding Was Like?

Final score:

35points

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Avoidance_Panda 4 months ago

I don't see an issue here.... I think some people need to be a bit more tolerant of how other people are.... Just because you find it weird dose not give you the right to poke fun at someone on their special day.

153points

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Papa 4 months ago

One of the craziest I've run across was a letter to Dear Abby from the bride's mother. There was an uncle whose political views were different from the bride, and she said having him there would make her uncomfortable (though there was no indication that he was a jerk, or had behaved inappropriately in the past), so he wasn't invited to the wedding. Then the mother went on to say that this uncle had always been very generous with wedding gifts to his other nieces and nephews, and she and the bride were upset because he hadn't sent a gift for this wedding.

12points

Mike F 4 months ago

I remember seeing the DA post you mention or perhaps it was a "best of" but her taking that bunch (verbally) to the woodshed was priceless.

7points

JoeKing 4 months ago

People who DEMAND money (For whatever reason) are Scum!! If you want money, then work for it. Your Parents and/or Friends money is NOT yours!

11points

Will Cable 4 months ago

It seems that getting married for love is long dead these days in so many of the cases shown above.

7points

Tempest 4 months ago (edited)

I haven’t been to a wedding in over a decade (missed out on two last year cause I was away at uni and unable to pay for flights home) but I’ve been invited for a friend’s wedding this year and it got me thinking of all these “trashy wedding” posts. Just a reminder to people that the whole “guests should not wear white” isn’t exactly a wedding rule everywhere in the world. I bought a gorgeous silver coloured dress recently for a different event and my parents suggested I wear it to my friend’s wedding. They were so surprised when I told them of the “no white” rule cause they’ve never heard of such a thing (they’re not very active online but have been to several weddings in the past few years). I’m still not gonna wear white but it got me thinking that people shouldn’t go around bashing guests if they wear white cause there’s a chance that such a restriction doesn’t exist where they’re from.

3points

Richard Graham 4 months ago (edited)

So many "rules" are cultural. Everybody does not know every culture's "rules" so should not be bound to them. For example, in many cultures wearing white is a sign of mourning for the dead. Also in many cultures the bride wears red, or other colors. Remember, "the bride wears white" was originally a European cultural sign of Virginity. The bride wore white to show she was a virgin.

4points

ThisIsMe 4 months ago

My niece asked me to help plan/organize her small-ish wedding at a local hotel. My gift to her was a photographer - friend of mining starting up her business, but would cut me a deal for the day for experience and portfolio shots. Niece was aware of this. Photographer provided a list of traditional photos, asked niece to eliminate what she didn't want and add any that she did. She eliminated almost everything on the list and opted instead for what she considered highly artistic photos of just her and the groom in bar (they allowed us to use for pre-wedding staging with bridal party). Things like him hiking up back of her dress to grab bum with both hands and show off her tattoos. Photographer explained that these were not in her area of expertise, but she'd accommodate the bride. The photos were amazing, even if not what you'd expect, and the bride complained about every. single. picture.

2points

Mike F 4 months ago

Perhaps she should have had her tattoos touched up for the occasion, lol.

0points

Dream 4 months ago

Doubt anyone will read this but I came to comment on the vegan pizza. That picture is SO close to an actual good dish and it's SO simple. Warm pita, caramelized onions & red peppers & fried goat cheese and it's the BEST DISH. I promise. Use the cheese as dip with your triangle pita pieces with some onions and pepper on it and enjoy. I promise you'll love it.

1point

Richard Graham 4 months ago

I once went to what was described as a "Gong Show" wedding. Everybody (including the Bride, Groom, and Minister) wore a funny costume. During the vows everything stopped for acts; the Groom Juggled, then the Bride yodeled, then the minister played the accordion. Everybody else was expected to give a novelty performance. Tackiest thing I ever witnessed. (I sneaked out half-way through.)

1point

All profits to charity 4 months ago

Yikes. Keep it classy, Pandas!

1point

Alyssa Phillips 4 months ago

Our wedding was right at 5k. But most things were donated as gifts. Photographer, dinner, flowers, etc. but THEY offered. I didn't demand or even ask.

1point

Beak Hookage 4 months ago

Weddings really do bring out the worst in some people.

0points

Looz-ashae 4 months ago

Weddings on which you spend loads of money are a joke to start with.

0points

Maisey Myles 4 months ago

If you can’t afford a wedding, make it small or don’t get married

0points

Simona M. 4 months ago

Some people have no class, some think the world ows them everything, and some are just terrible human beings.

0points

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Papa 4 months ago

12points

Mike F 4 months ago

I remember seeing the DA post you mention or perhaps it was a "best of" but her taking that bunch (verbally) to the woodshed was priceless.

7points

JoeKing 4 months ago

People who DEMAND money (For whatever reason) are Scum!! If you want money, then work for it. Your Parents and/or Friends money is NOT yours!

11points

Will Cable 4 months ago

It seems that getting married for love is long dead these days in so many of the cases shown above.

7points

Tempest 4 months ago (edited)

3points

Richard Graham 4 months ago (edited)

4points

ThisIsMe 4 months ago

2points

Mike F 4 months ago

Perhaps she should have had her tattoos touched up for the occasion, lol.

0points