(Closed) Went to the worst wedding ever. I am no longer nervous about ours.

• bakerella
• 10 years ago

• Wedding: September 2010

@Mrs.ChubbyBunny: Hold. The. Phone. It was plastic plates and utensils and there still wasn’t enough?! Wtf?! Did they have a hundred crashers or something?!

• DeathByDesign
• 10 years ago

• Wedding: February 2012

SHARE a plate!? wth! I would have left after hearing that.

• HoneyBear
• 10 years ago

• Wedding: March 2012

Yikes… that sounds like a classy wedding lol

• HappilyEverAfter54
• 10 years ago

• Wedding: June 2012

Oh man I know this made some people feel better about their own wedding but (I’m sure the bride and groom enjoyed it/ thought it was great) and now I am more scared people will hate everything about our wedding and were going broke trying to make this magical for us… lol Seriously I can see it now… everyone hates our electronic music, the food sucks/runs out, my bridesmaids dresses fall down… I’m going to run away and hide from wedding planning for a few days.

• MsPanda
• 10 years ago

• Wedding: August 2013

OMG that is nuts they couldnt have sent someone to the store for more plastic plates?

But am I the only on that thinks about the gypsy wedding show when they read she spent all her money on her dress and everyone was dressed and dancing like there in a strip club?

• MrsLongcoatPeacoat
• 10 years ago

• Wedding: March 2012

Wow… I’ve never even heard of half of that ever happening!

• napabridekelsey
• 10 years ago

• Wedding: August 2011

Haha that’s awesome.

1) I would have left when I was told to share my plate.

2) I would have left when it was 109 degrees and there was no water or booze.

3) This is why I am not inviting kids

4) SO sorry you had to go to this mess – but at least you can sleep at night 🙂

5) How the hell did they spend $28K?

• melodicsighs1
• 10 years ago

• Wedding: May 2010

@HappilyEverAfter54: As long as you make sure that every guest has their basic needs taken care of (water at the very least to cool down, a plate/fork for everyone, enough food, etc.) you’re fine. Sure, some people will complain about almost anything, but if you make your guests feel welcome, it won’t be anything like this one. As far as mishaps/wardrobe malfunctions/bad food/etc, there’s not much you can do about it except prepare the best you can in advance and just go with it from there.

• beebee89
• 10 years ago

• Wedding: November 2011

this brings hope to me and my meagre $3000 budget! I think I could feed more people than that!

• moderndaisy
• 10 years ago

• Wedding: May 2010

Wow, so what did they spend the money on?? 

I’m also fine with a byof (bring your own food) and byob wedding, but I also think it’s only fair to let us know ahead of time. Heck – I complained my head off when I went to a wedding where there was no food at cocktail hour! If I had known I would have packed us peanut butter crackers or nuts or something so we could actually focus on having a good time instead of getting snippy with hunger. And not having enough food at the buffet for everyone is a HUGE party foul (or wedding foul). Not cool.

• HappilyEverAfter54
• 10 years ago

• Wedding: June 2012

@Mrs.ChubbyBunny: lol yeah if we run out of food I guess that’s our fault and I’ll take the blaim but now i’m scared about the music… really scared. I told people already (over a year in advance- this is a rave reception so rave music will be played) but who knows who listens to me or cared a year in advance. lol. I will have a bar even if it’s cash it is available so anything else that goes wrong is on someone else. lol

• FruitPatch
• 10 years ago

• Wedding: July 2011

Oh this makes me laugh and sad at the same time!  Hopefully, the bride and groom enjoyed themselves. 🙂

• TheMrs2013
• 10 years ago

• Wedding: June 2013

@KatyElle: LMAO! This wedding sounds like a NIGHTMARE! I would’ve been so embarrassed if I were the bride-like, crying in the bathroom, never coming out embarrassed. How did this happen I wonder? I guess a good reason for a DOC!