They say a picture's worth a thousand words.

In a viral video, one groom made a stunning and unforgettable entrance to his own wedding…and the internet has so many thoughts about this odd wedding choice.

One avid chef got more than he bargained for when he asked a seemingly simple question to the r/BBQ subreddit.

Can we still be an a-hole if our intent was well-meaning? Well, probably . That's the answer that Reddit gave this aunt after she approved her nephew's super-extra outfit for her wedding, which — it turns out, was a really bad idea. The big short of the situation is this: The super cool aunt and her fiancé are pretty artsy people; they wanted people to dress in whatever colors and manner they preferred, just as long as it was nice and a little bit “fancy." Her nephew really took to this idea an…

This bridesmaid did not hold back when she was asked a pretty awkward question by someone she literally just met.

It's the audacity for me!

We're conflicted about this one...

You can't cancel your wedding and still collect your gifts, honey.

Should someone have to change their appearance for your wedding? To what degree? These are important factors that come into play in this thread and are in need of consideration. This bride, Reddit user u/kjally76, posted her story to Reddit's r/AITA (Am I the A**hole) subreddit, wondering if she was in the wrong for the events that had taken place leading up to her wedding. She has been planning every last detail with careful thought but has met resistance in her carefully laid plans when it co…

Mess with the bull… Get the horns. There is little love lost between these two brothers —and absolutely NO chill. From a complicated childhood to an entirely hateful adulthood, these brothers have been at each other's throats. That's why when Reddit user u/Neither-Glove-4355 discovered that his brother “Todd” was planning to propose during his wedding, he made all attempts to put it to an end. When he brought it to their coddling parents' attention, he was met with inaction, resistance, and exc…

Does it make you a bridezilla to not invite all 10 of your sister's children?

This marriage feels over before it started!

This guy is not relationship material.

No one's going to fault you for being a little on edge on your wedding day… but nothing is an excuse to be rude to wait staff; this bride's apparent insecurities led her to act in a way that jumps clear over the line of acceptable behavior. This thread was posted to Reddit's r/AITA (Am I the A**hole) subreddit by the bride, Reddit user u/Present-Ad-3934, who shared her story to the popular sub in order to see whether or not she was in the wrong for how she reacted towards the server at her wedd…

You know that feeling when you realize your sister is going to be a bridezilla?

$8000 is a lot of money for a vacation I didn't plan for