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Someone on AskReddit got a fun and wild thread going about the cringiest things that people have done at weddings. Weddings just seem to bring all kinds of craziness out of people. 

This groom pitched a fit about his fiancé wanting to get a wedding dress that was $350. My dude, this is a wedding that we're talking about. If you and your fiancé truly had enough in savings to make a comment about just how much you have in savings, then maybe it's best to not worry about your fiancé wanting to get what sounds like a very reasonable wedding dress. The people in the comments section of this particular aita seem to agree. 

It sounds like this particular predicament is all kinds of strange. Apparently the bride was demanding her brother alter his appearance so that he looked less like the groom. Uh, yikes. What the hell is that about?

It feels like the groom is being just a bit controlling in this situation involving getting mad at his brother for his tattoo; and the risk that it could be "distracting" at his wedding. 

After Twitter User 's picture of her mother in law showing up to her wedding in a wedding dress of her own went viral, she went ahead and explained the background on how such a ridiculous moment happened. The forgiveness involved isn't surprised when you know the details behind the mother in law. Man, with wedding season in full bloom we're getting all kinds of wild wedding fails.

If you're looking for more juicy wedding content, we recommend checking out the recent story on a toxic bridezilla who wanted to boot the maid of honor because she gained baby weight.

This toxic wedding party is filled with red flags! If there's any bright side in this unfortunate sequence of events, at least the couple learned that their friends are a couple despicable choosing beggars. 

It's your special day. What could be nicer than having an ex blow up or a pirate walk in? Some people have a pretty bad problem with holding their peace.

These days, half of all marriages will end in divorce. That sounds sad, but after seeing these, maybe it's for the better.

Your wedding day is meant to be the best day of your life. But sometimes life has other plans... disastrous plans. Here are 35 stories of the worst possible things that could happen at your wedding - from betrayal to heart attacks to gay grooms. These Redditors really had their strength tested when the worst of the worst happened. Read these stories and shudder, and hope that none of this happens on your wedding day. 

Cassie and Lewis Byrom are dedicated Potterheads. So, when the time came to tie the knot, the two knew they had to do something magical. The details are truly mind blowing... From paper bouquets made from 20 sliced up Harry Potter novels, to the rings that were both inscribed with an 'always' in homage to Severus Snape.