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Most Inappropriate Thing You've Experienced at a Wedding?

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    tootietoo2    January 2011  

    Last night as FI & I were working on our seating chart, we were talking about previous weddings we've attended and some of the funny things that have happened. I was reminded of a particular cousin's wedding where another cousin's wife said the most inappropriate thing ever!

    We'll call this cousin "Jude." Jude's father is my mother's brother. Our parents are of mixed ancestry, their mother was Irish and father was black and Native American. But with the exception of Jude and his brother, we consider ourselves a proud black family and that's that.

     Jude's mom was Italian and evidently her family was a bit racist. They demanded that my uncle cut ties with our family and "pass" and were adamant that no one know that Jude & his brother were anything other than Italian. Well that wasn't going to happen so they were raised by their Italian mom and her family after the divorce so they identify as white and for years have denied their black heritage (we don't care, we just accept them as family).

    So we're at a family wedding a few years ago and Jude (surprisingly) attended and shockingly, brought his wife! None of us had ever met her before and she came off as a bit dodgy but hey, they're family, right?

    So Jude's wife decided that it would be brilliant to take advantage of the open bar and get smashed. She drank like a fish and then danced suggestively until she could barely stand. We were all pretty entertained by it and felt a little bit sorry for her (surely she'd be embarrassed the next day) until...

    In the middle of a quiet moment when the bride's father was about to present the couple with a gift and everyone was listening and looking... Jude's wife says loudly:

    "Juuuuuuude! This is the best party ever! I've never had so much fun or danced so much in my life! Tell me again, how do you know all these *N-words*???"

    Jude grabbed her and hurried her toward the exit as he replied, "They're my faaaaamily!!"

    After a moment of silence and shock, we all lost it—we fell out laughing. It just seemed so fitting, you have to know Jude and his brother to understand why.

    FI was not amused! He got this worried look on his face because they'll be attending our wedding in a couple of weeks. FI said to me, "Someone better keep an eye on her because if she says anything like that in front of my family, my family won't laugh and she might get cut! My family doesn't play!"

    So okay, what other inappropriate or ridiculous moments can you recall from weddings you've attended or even your own?

     
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    kfricke89    July 10, 2011   Dallas/ Ft Worth TX

    A man marrying the woman he had an affair on his wife with while having his mother who believed that the woman he cheated on his wife with WASN'T his fiance preside over the ceremony in a Cathedral while having his daughter (who believed the same thing as his mother) be the maid of honor for a woman he hated her because she was a child... Sorry, But that woman will never be my aunt.

     
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    I watched this drunk guy put a garter belt on someones older (drunken) aunt's leg, pretty far....That was uncomfortable to see...

     
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    missmouse29    July 2011   NWOntario, Canada

    :O

    :O

    Wow.

    The worst thing I saw was the groom being semi-sexual with his bi-sexual (male) friend on the dance floor -- you would have to know them for it to be funny, but the gmas certainly didn't look impressed!

     
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    Miss Tattoo    September 15, 2012   Pittsburgh, PA

    @tootietoo2: lol Fi's mothers side is like that. I told him if they don't keep their mouths shut, someone in my family might cut them with a broken wine bottle.

    Wow. At least you guys laughed at her. I would have thrown my shoe at the bitch.

     

    ETA: Most inappropriate thing at a wedding was one of the bridesmaids making out with the brides father outside in the parking lot.

     
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    MissHoneyBun       Dallas, TX

    @kfricke89: I'm a little bit confused...

     
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    Ms. Library    July 17, 2010   Southern Maine

    I think the worst thing I have seen was probably our groomswoman very inappropriately kissing my husband during our reception.  She went in for a cheek kiss and then kind of slid toward his mouth.  She also spent about five minutes wrapping him in the biggest "I'm-going-to-try-really-really-hard-to-implant-my-breasts-into-your-chest-so-we-can-be-conjoined-twins" hug I have ever seen.  I was none too pleased with her.

    The funniest (and kind of inappropriate) thing I have seen was my cousin K's MIL getting super drunk at K's wedding and then hitting on my now husband!  She came up behind him, ran her hands all over his face, and kept telling him how good looking he was.  She gave him a few drunken cheek pats and then went over to someone else to do the same! 

     
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    @Miss Tattoo: FTW! MAN! I can't imagine!

     
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    tootietoo2    January 2011  

    @MissHoneyBun: I think I can translate for you:

    • Honeybun's uncle cheated on his wife
    • uncle then left his wife and married the mistress
    • uncle lied to his mom and his daughter & said this was NOT the mistress he was marrying
    • uncle's mom officiated at the cathedral wedding & his daughter was MOH

    I think?

     
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    cj_one2000    January 1, 2011   Anchorage, AK

    @kfricke89: HUH? I couldn't follow that story even if I re-read it 10 times.

     
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    JamaicaBride    May 14, 2011   Charlotte, NC

    @tootietoo2: LOL! Sometimes you just have to laugh at ridiculousness like that.

    I recently attended a friend's wedding in Las Vegas. Weeeelll my friend and her husband decided to host a small reception in their suite in one of the nicer hotels on the strip. Her relatives raided the housekeeper's trolley for SEVERAL plush robes with the hotel's logo on them. I still don't know what happened b/c the housekeeper saw them go into my friend's suite with the robes. I know her bill was horrendous.

     
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    heatherrobyn    April 2, 2011  

    well, at every single family wedding my dad has taken off his shirt and tie and found a table to stand on top of and dance.....

    last wedding he used his tie to lasso my mom and pull her close to him all while doing the "i am a fat hairy middle aged man and i am proud" dance.

     
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    FutureMrsMorgan    May 9, 2009   Los Angeles, CA

    @heatherrobyn: pictures please?  LMAO!!!

     
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    tootietoo2    January 2011  

    @JamaicaBride: Those were some expense wedding favors, eh?

     

    @heatherrobyn: Hey date twin! And maybe you should think about hiring your dad out for weddings and parties because he sounds like a hoot!!

     
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    tootietoo2    January 2011  

    @Miss Tattoo: Honestly, there was really nothing else to do but laugh. What were we going to do, try to change the mind of a drunken racist? Anything other than laughing would've only served to embarrass Jude further. He still apologizes for it everytime we see him. The bright side though is that Jude now does come around more often and is FB friends with his cousins and has yet to "untag" himself in family photos! We talked about it a bit and he said that it made him realize that his wife's attitude and the area where they live are pretty racist and he didni't want his son to grow up that way. Sometimes it takes a moment like that to make you re-think things and it seems to have done that in a really good way for him. But...even though his son knows us now, his wife hasn't come around the family since the incident (that was the last big family wedding) so I'm awaiting her arrival at our wedding with bated breath!

    I swear, my family could have it's own reality show because they are quite the bunch of characters!

     
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    Dragonsus    December 19, 2009   Lexington KY

    "If you hurt her, you die"

    This from the minister (the Bride's aunt) DURING THE WEDDING and the Maid of Honor, during the toasts.

    Really folks?  You needed to go that over the top?  It really made those of us there for the groom more than a little uncomfortable!

     
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    deliciousappleblue    October 21, 2011  

    A friend showed up to a mutual friend's (one of his best friends) wedding:

    - late to the reception

    - after skipping the ceremony

    - with a date he hadn't asked to bring (we had to squeeze over to fit her a chair at the table)

    It wasn't even my wedding and I was livid.  Wanted badly to smack him.

     
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    nqz100    September 10, 2011  

    I was at a wedding where some people from the groom's side were talking about how they didn't give it long before the bride started running around on him. They weren't even in a bathroom or corner or anywhere--they were right out in front of the building where everyone was going in and out to have a smoke, and they couldn't have been bothered to censor themselved or lower their voices when I walked out.

     
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    LittlestBirds    July 24, 2010   Seattle, WA

    I wasn't there, but my friend told me about a wedding at which he witnessed two of his friends - one male, one female - drunk-grinding on each other on the dance floor to the point where her legs were wrapped around his waist.

    The reception was in the middle of the afternoon.

     
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    ILikePink    June 9, 2012   Minneapolis, MN

    I got humped by a drunk girl that I didn't know. She also humped several other people. 

    Also, she "got low" in a very short dress. 

     
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    moderndaisy    June 2010  

    I have two "Grooms behaving badly" and one total disaster.

    GBB #1: Cousins wedding, her new husband gave a really inappropriate speech about how he was forced into marrying her after dating for 7 years (which was true) and continued to talk about how ugly she was. 

    GBB #2: Friends wedding, her new husband was super antisocial and just nowhere to be found all night. Poor thing had to dance by herself and in order to actually do the garter toss a search party had to be dispatched to find the groom who only came into the reception long enough to do the toss, then went out for more smoking and shots.

    Total Disaster: Multiple people getting sick and puke everywhere. It was a bad combination of a young rowdy drinking crowd and a late ceremony with no food afterwards for several hours, but a full open bar. 

     
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    Miss Tattoo    September 15, 2012   Pittsburgh, PA

    @LittlestBirds: lol that makes it funny. I watched an episode of Four Weddings where the bride had a morning reception and they had dancing like club style. I'm not ready to dance at 10am.

     
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    Talishazwi    January 16, 2011   Seattle, WA

    @tootietoo2:you didn't decipher this part "...maid of honor for a woman he hated her because she was a child..."

    The mistress didn't like the daughter as her MOH because she was a child?

     
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    tootietoo2    January 2011  

    @Talishazwi: Yeah, I think it was supposed to say "for a woman *who* didn't like her because she was a child."

     

     
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    kfricke89    July 10, 2011   Dallas/ Ft Worth TX

    @Talishazwi:Okay, So I read over that and it WAS confusing. Here is how it is broken down

    -Husband cheated on his wife with this mistress

    -Husband lied to the family after he and the mistress got engaged claiming that she was a new woman and NOT the woman he cheated on his wife with

    -Mistress HATED his daughter simply because she is a child (well, teenager)... She just plain hates children

    -Mistress asked the daughter to be the maid of honor (Saying later she did this so she could look prettier in pictures than her... huh? That doesn't even kinda make sense)

    -Husbands mother presided over the wedding in a cathedral (With the Bishop in attendance) under the belief that she was marrying him to a new woman who would be better for him and keep him on the straight and narrow...

    -His Mother keeps saying that if she ever finds that mistress she will give her a piece of her mind and ... Nobody has the heart to tell her she married him to the mistress.

     

    There is much more to the story but that is the readers digest version. Is that easier to understand?

     
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    bride2bejc    June 25, 2011   Live in Jersey City, Wedding was in NYC

    @kfricke89: huh? That sounds complicated!

    EDIT: Just read your other post!

     
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    eloping    May 23, 2010  

    we were at a wedding once and our entire table was taking bets on how long the bride and groom's marriage would last - it lasted almost a year

     

     
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    mrs.jk    August 6, 2011  

    pole dancing on the tent support poles. wow.

     
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    HisIrishPrincess    March 23, 2012  

    At one wedding a girl in a WAY to short dress, barely covering her ass, no stockings hooker heels and what we can only describe as a disco ball like dress, get bent over the table by her boyfriend while he grinded on her ass. They then stopped when someone said something to them, only to leave and go to the men's room to ... finish. 

     
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    JamaicaBride    May 14, 2011   Charlotte, NC

    I went to a friend's wedding (she had a church wedding that was very well attended). Everyone was nicely dressed for the ceremony. My daughter and I rode to the reception site and wondered where everyone was b/c it looked empty when we got there. Well everyone had stopped to change on the way to the reception!! The only people still "dressed up" were me, my daughter, the bride and groom, and the BMs. EVERY.OTHER.PERSON had on jeans. I am talking GM, parents, grandparents. The bride was FURIOUS b/c nobody was really there for her and her husband to make their big entrance b/c apparently they were all getting changed. I have never seen anything like it before or since. 

     
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    KatieKat    September 3, 2011  

    I guess it's not entirely "appropriate" but mostly I just think my story is funny!
    It doesn't make me mad, it makes me giggle!

     I was sitting at our table with my 80+ yr old Grandma and my mom.  My Grandma was having a VERY GOOD time at my cousin's wedding! She had obviously been taking advantage of the open bar even though she was on pain killers and other meds. She kept leaning over to me since I was sitting next to her and saying "I love to Dance but I don't know how to Dance to THIS Music!!" and she'd play drums on the table with her fingers.
    One time she leaned over to say this to me she fell onto my lap! She was too drunk to get herself off of my lap and she was surprisingly heavy!! I couldn't get her off either, my mom also tried to get her off but I guess we are super weak and I'm yelling at my dad  to help who was standing 3 feet away from me COMPLETELY oblivious to the situation. A stranger was behind us and saw what happened and came over and lifted my grandma off my lap and into her seat.

    Seriously though, I couldn't get her off me... 

    Later my Dad and Uncle had to basically carry her out of the reception hall.

     

    Also the night before at the rehearsal dinner she apparently got trashed, said some stuff like "She's not good enough for my grandson" , tried to sleep in the car instead of going into the house, then Fell down in the yard when she decided that sleeping in the car wasn't such a good idea.

     

    :)

     

     
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    I went to a wedding at a local grange hall. Think rural, redneck territory. The soloist sang The Hawaiian Wedding Song. When she got to the high part, she started choking, said "sorry" and sat down.

     
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    Bride109    October 9, 2010   Rochester, NY

    Funny moment:  I didn't notice until after we got the photos back (little preoccupied that day!), but one of my cousins apparently felt Very casual at our formal wedding. In a photo of the wedding and the guests from the back of the wedding site there is my cousin, t shirt and jeans, with the wedding program stuck in his back pocket. Hey, at least he took off the baseball cap! =-) Poor guy sticks out like a sore thumb, but it is so his personality! I smile every time I see that photo!

    Innapropriate:  We had a cupcake tree with a top layer of a cake to cut for our ceremony. Having read horror stories on Weddingbee about this, we posted a sign asking guests not to take a piece cake until after the cake cutting ceremony/tradition. Some guests had to leave early, so they helped themselves to a piece of cake for the ride home. Apparently that overrode the whole idea of waiting until after the ceremony. So hubby and I get to the cake cutting and I'm like "Hey, where did (like 1/4) of it GO?!" Still peeved.

     

     

     
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    TLH21    August 11, 2012  

    Here's one, My Mom went to a wedding a few months ago. Said the ceremony was beautiful and outside. THe problem, some of the guests decided they wanted to have social hour during the ceremony, peope litterally had to tell these "guests" to shut up! Wow, who talks thru a wedding ceremony?

     
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    Ninna1125    June 19 2010   Champaign, IL

    my personal worst?  the actions of my bridesmaid during the week of my wedding.  For brevity's sake, I'll leave out the episode when she actually tried on wedding dresses with me while we were looking for MY wedding dress.  Not only was she late for every function (the rehearsal--OH!  but she managed to call in the middle of it--and the ceremony), she brought her own friends to our rehersal dinner (whom we had to ask to kindly wait for the festivities to be over with before they encroach on our party), and she insisted on MAKING OUT WITH HER BOYTOY IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH WHERE MY HUSBAND AND I WERE MARRIED!   !!!  There was also some inappropriate groping on the dance floor, and a flight to leave before the rest of the bridal party (to avoid clean-up responsibilites).

     

    just, no ettiquitte whatsovever

     

    Obviosly, my experince isn't the worst out there, but when it happens to you, it certainly feels like it. 

     

    and it feels better to vent, becuase I really haven't made an effort to talk with her since her transgressions

     
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    TLH21    August 11, 2012  

    @Ninna1125: wow that sucks

     
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    mikaylav3    March 23, 2012  

    This is funny, not really inappropriate, but at my cousin's wedding in September they put a card on the table for each person saying they made a donation along with a small bag of M&Ms.  My grandmother (approaching 90) rolled up the donation card into a round, straw like shape and loaded it with an M&M and shot it at the person across the table from her.  Then, the other 50% of the table (my uncles) joined in on the festivities.  Thank goodness my table was on the other side of the dance floor!

     
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    GardenBride    May 29, 2011  

    I went to a friend's wedding where the 2 MOH's got the bride a "present."  They wheeled out a huge box and out popped a midget that they had hired from craigslist.  The look on peoples faces was hysterical!  Very funny, sad, and confusing all at the same time!

     
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    artlover    August 11, 2012  

    @TLH21: side note, we are date twins! :)

     
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    bakerella    September 11, 2010   Toronto, ON

    @Bride109:They couldn't have just taken a cupcake?! What the heck?!

    @mikaylav3: That's pretty funny.

    We went to DH's ex GF's wedding during the summer. Her crazy uncle (seriously a little bit off, not like crazy loveable type of crazy) cornered DH in the bathroom at the urinals going off about how the groom wasn't good enough for the bride and how DH was so much better than him etc etc while a line up of other guys waiting to go stood there listening and scowling. DH couldn't go anywhere until he was.... done.... so he was just trapped and trying to tell the uncle what a good guy the groom was, etc etc. Can you say awkward?!

    AND at the same wedding, we got there very close to last minute because there was a crazy rain storm so traffic was awful. We were the last people to our table, BUT there were no chairs available. Some other people at the table decided to bring their kids with them unexpectedly (thankfully at least it was a kid friendly wedding) and put them in our seats. So we spent the first hour of the wedding (ceremony and reception) sitting at the bar waiting for someone on the staff figure out where to put us. So here's the bride's ex-BF sitting at the bar from moment one at the wedding, that looks awful. THEN the staff just shoved us into the table we were supposed to be at and there was NO room even for side plates. It was a bit of a disaster but at least the food was good!!!

    Last one: At our wedding I came down to our late night dessert buffet and dancing in the lower level of our venue to be immediately faced by DH's stepmother totally trashed pole dancing with one of the big wooden pillars. FIL sent her back to the hotel after that. I think he saw everyone's look of "Omg, that is SO inappropriate" all over their faces. No one else was dancing, they were all just staring at her like a train wreck. Awful, but at least now I think it's funny ;)

     

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