wedding

Weddings can be an absolute drag. You have to tell all your relatives and family friends the same spiel over and over about where you are in life, and the conversation is dry because you're not gonna see this people ever again unless there's some kind of "divorce party." Melissa Croce streamlined the process with what started off as a joke, but then turned into an all-out project. It even comes complete with a "Why is Melissa Single" dialogue tree so you don't even have to talk to her. It's great, if you don't like people.

This bridezilla sounds like an absolutely despicable self-serving piece of work. She goes so far as to invite a stranger to her wedding cause she heard she might be able to cash in on a nice gift, and then when it seems like things might not go as she plans, she says the stranger can't come BUT can send some gifts. How delusional and desperate can you get. 

If you're looking for more juicy bridezilla drama, check out the time a self-important bridezilla announced her engagement at her friend's wedding.

These people experienced some truly nightmarish dates! Hopefully things have picked up for them on their romantic exploits...

Is this guy in the wrong for wanting to call off his wedding, or is he being completely reasonable given the circumstances? This one was bound to make some waves...

Oof. This is not the bachelorette party that you ever want to find yourself attending. Sounds like a bit of a nightmare! If you want some more wedding drama, we recommend checking out the time a Bridezilla's crazy wedding guest requirements got a ceremonial roasting. 

Just picture the vows for this vegan bridezilla. "I, Karen, a vegan..." No matter how slice and dice this Facebook post, it is brimming with cringe. Does she want to alienate her family ASAP, or what. There were other ways to go about this. I think. That being said, the comments section had their way with her. 

This one's an emotional rollercoaster. I can't believe people like this exist! This bride is in serious need of a swift reality check. Who'd want to show up at this wedding? Unless you enjoy watching an emotional implosion that would seem all but inevitable. 

These people were the guests to absolutely painful kinds of pretentious weddings. Weddings seem to possess that uncanny knack for bringing out people's most ridiculous sides; the good, the bad, the ugly, and the obnoxiously pretentious. But, if you care about the people (maybe) you bite your tongue, and still show up to celebrate their big day. Just hope that none of these ring any bells for you! 

Want some more wedding dramas? Check out this list of the biggest red and green flags that wedding photographers ever encountered. Yikes. 

These wedding photographers could just tell when things were destined for greatness or ultimate destruction. Keep a wary eye out for these red flags if you ever find yourself gearing up for Wedding Day. 

Well, at least her big day was 96% perfect. I mean, in all fairness, weddings are extremely fragile events, highly susceptible to caving in on themselves for memorable fails, at ANY TIME. This is just our kind of story, when things did NOT go as planned. 

A little bit of friendly advice for the groom-to-be: don't walk away from this one, RUN. Run your ass off into the sunset, and don't look back. The red flag (that is her) is visible and whipping in the tumultuous winds of her craziness. 

We've got a batch of reasonable and outright inappropriate reasons that women don't wear their wedding rings around. It's one thing if you're worried about that pretty jewelry getting damaged, but it's a whole different matter, if your motivation's rooted in appearing single to the outside world of potentially thirsty onlookers. 

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.

To witness an objection at a wedding is to find yourself helplessly buried in cringe. These people endured some highly dramatic emotional implosions seemingly taken right out of a hysterical soap opera. You would not want to find yourself caught up in the middle of any of these ridiculous situations. At least these wedding disasters weren't shared on Tik Tok. Yes, sharing the fallout is a thing for newly divorced couples, on there, apparently. See here. 

From widely hailed traditions like the ring exchange to the madly anticipated cutting of the cake, and the overriding silent awkwardness; someone always needs an explanation for the array of bizarre American wedding traditions.