A funny man once said, "First comes the engagement ring, then comes the wedding ring and then comes the suffering." But what would life (and love) be without a few plot twists?
In true unpredictable fashion, some people prefer to switch things up a bit, and shower everyone with some suffering at the actual wedding. For every beautiful ceremony that goes off without a hitch is a nuptial disaster waiting in the aisles. Someone asked, "What's the worst thing you've experienced that happened at a wedding?" and some of the responses were worthy of their own Netflix drama series.
Bored Panda has put together a list of the craziest tales... Among them, the bride who cried her eyes out because her crush didn't pitch, the groom who split his pants while breakdancing and proceeded to give everyone a show they never asked for, and the guy who was arrested for driving over his best man. Sit back, buckle up and prepare yourself for a rather rocky scroll through the depths of wedding drama hell.
#41
I was the evening receptionist at a hotel, a wedding reception was going on in the function room.
A bunch of guests had rooms booked on site.
Not sure what started it but a fight between the Bride s and Groom s family erupted.
Pure chaos, some bedrooms doors were broken into, people screaming and running down the corridors, blood stains on walls and carpet, the bride ugly crying in the lobby.
Police was called.
Other guests of the hotels were terrified and when had to refund many stays. 😅.
A bunch of guests had rooms booked on site.
Not sure what started it but a fight between the Bride s and Groom s family erupted.
Pure chaos, some bedrooms doors were broken into, people screaming and running down the corridors, blood stains on walls and carpet, the bride ugly crying in the lobby.
Police was called.
Other guests of the hotels were terrified and when had to refund many stays. 😅.
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11points
#43
Bride’s dad brought a bottle of the cheapest gut rot jakey juice alcohol you can imagine into the (pretty upscale) reception venue and left it out in plain view on the table. Staff confiscated it, he got belligerent and was escorted off premises in a police car at the behest of the bride’s mum.
The best man also kept dropping his coke baggie in the same venue and it was handed to the groom on three separate occasions by three separate people.
The best man also kept dropping his coke baggie in the same venue and it was handed to the groom on three separate occasions by three separate people.
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10points
#44
At my cousin's wedding reception, one of his friends (who I unfortunately had previously.... er kissed) invited me to dance, tried to kiss me in front of my parents and half my extended family, got upset when I refused and had to be taken away and "distracted" by his friends.
That was fun.
That was fun.
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9points
#45
Three days before at 2am.
Groom gets search and status box confused on Facebook.
Posts his ex Girlfriend’s name as his status.
Groom gets search and status box confused on Facebook.
Posts his ex Girlfriend’s name as his status.
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8points
#46
I had a huge panic attack and spent most of my wedding reception in the dressing room crying. Half the guests had gone home by the time I was able to actually leave the room and come back to the party. We had a lovely time and everything was beautiful otherwise, but I hate that I have that horrible experience tainting what was otherwise a wonderful day 😭.
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7points
#47
Two brothers started fist fighting in the parking lot. It was over something stupid that happened years ago. They were both extremely drunk.
At a different wedding, the sister of the bride was hysterical that her sister was "leaving" her. The bride lived with her fiance for a couple years before they got married. Sister lived at home. Nothing was changing. Anyway that pulled the bride away from the reception for a bit. The sister stayed hysterical and puked in the hallway. (That marriage lasted like 6 months tops.)
Mostly, I go to uneventful weddings.
At a different wedding, the sister of the bride was hysterical that her sister was "leaving" her. The bride lived with her fiance for a couple years before they got married. Sister lived at home. Nothing was changing. Anyway that pulled the bride away from the reception for a bit. The sister stayed hysterical and puked in the hallway. (That marriage lasted like 6 months tops.)
Mostly, I go to uneventful weddings.
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6points
#48
The groom went awol, and then was discovered in the gallery above the congregation after the best man wet himself.
He pretended it was all a joke, went through with the ceremony, and as the vicar reached the big moment both he and the bride were crying.
They got in the bridal car, then she jumped out, in floods of tears saying he was horrible. Apparently he'd told her to cheer up, they were 'over the hump'.
I think they got the marriage annulled.
He pretended it was all a joke, went through with the ceremony, and as the vicar reached the big moment both he and the bride were crying.
They got in the bridal car, then she jumped out, in floods of tears saying he was horrible. Apparently he'd told her to cheer up, they were 'over the hump'.
I think they got the marriage annulled.
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3points