Cringiest Things That People Have Done At Weddings.

By Annie N. in Cringey On 31st July 2021
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Don't mess with moms. They know how to end fights.

"I went to a Catholic church wedding where the bride's stepmother wore an extremely low-cut dress with very large fake breasts on display. The bride's biological mother got very drunk and proceeded to make a speech saying, 'I'm the bride's REAL mom.' Then she pointed at her own chest and yelled, 'And these are also real!'"

"You could have heard a pin drop."

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Totally normal bachelor party antics right? right?

 "My sister went to a wedding where the best man showed a video from the stag party...of the groom putting something up his butt!"

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Scenes from a wedding...if it was a terrible movie.

"I was at a wedding reception where two actors came out onto the dance floor and performed a montage of 'scenes' from the couple's relationship. They performed the night the couple first saw each other at a kebab spot, the day he introduced him to her parents, the time they had a fight on an airplane, right up to the day she was experiencing wedding jitters and he assured her they'd be together for life. It lasted for what felt like an hour!"

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Some things should be kept to the couple or...throuple in this case.

"I went to a wedding where the maid of honor told a heartwarming story about a threesome she had with the bride and groom!"

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That was just uncomfortable to read.

"I was at a wedding where the bride's name was Fantie, and her ex-stepdad opened his speech by saying that her name rhymed with 'panties.' Then he just babbled on about how, when he first met her, she was in her panties, so they were 'Fantie's panties.' This went on for about five minutes, during which he said the word 'panties' nearly a dozen more times before the mother of the bride finally got onstage and grabbed the microphone out of his hand."

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The line between sexy and creepy is a thin one but a whole audience in front of you puts you in the creepy department

"I attended a super-Christian wedding where the bride and groom did a 'first song' instead of a first dance. It would have been lovely had the song of choice not been Katy Perry's 'Teenage Dream.' Every time they got to the part of the chorus that says, 'Let's go all the way tonight,' the bride's voice got huskier and she did some sexy moves."

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b0Ys wIlL b3 b0Yz, amirite?

"My niece's husband came out in a Speedo at their reception. It was terribly awkward, but he thought it was hilarious!"

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Family drama. A must in every wedding.

"At my sister-in-law's wedding, they had little bells for everyone, and the couple was supposed to kiss every time someone rang one. Well, the first time someone rang a bell, my sister-in-law shoved her tongue down her husband's throat and my mother-in-law chewed her out in front of everyone. No more bells rang for the rest of the night."

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Why do these speeches go off the rails so badly?

"I was at a wedding recently where the father of the groom spent a significant amount of his speech talking about how hot he thought the bride was! Everyone was cringing and looking at each other as if to ask, 'Is this for real?!'"

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Kids know how to ruin the mood.

"My 4-year-old daughter and I were bridesmaids for my sister-in-law's wedding, and they had just begun saying the vows when my daughter — very loudly — announced, 'Mummy, I need to poo!' It echoed all the way through the church."

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You can put lipstick on a pig but at the end of the day, you've still just got an attractive pig.

"I went to my former coworker's wedding, and the reception was held at a lovely, high-end reception hall with golden chandeliers and tuxedoed waitstaff. Yet by the third hour, at least two of the groomsmen were dancing around with only their boxers on. We didn't stay to see if the rest would follow suit."

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He's just a devout man.

"My friend's name is Solomon, and when he got married, the priest gave a sermon on how erotic the Song of Solomon is in the Bible. He just kept going and going and going about how wonderfully sexual and sensuous it was!"

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The hour long puppet show is a crime

"I was at a wedding where the very pious wedding party put on a puppet show basically demanding that people put money into a bird cage to fund the couple's honeymoon! After an hour of the skit, the bride put her own $20 into the cage, hoping it would start things off. It didn't."

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Way to let the cat out of the bag sir.

"When my brother and sister-in-law were engaged, they decided that the bride would keep her last name, since there were no males on her side. Well, my father is old-fashioned, so they never told him, and when the minister said, 'I now pronounce you Mr. SS and Ms. IE,' my dad stood up and yelled, 'YOU FUCKING BITCH!' and walked out of the church."

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This is straight out of an Adam Sandler movie

"I went to a wedding where the officiant talked about divorce for the entire sermon! It was so depressing, and it had the bride on the verge of tears."

"It turned out the minister was going through a divorce at the time."

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Weddings do be like that sometimes

"At a wedding I attended, some of the guests went straight to the reception, so when the rest of us arrived, there were only crumbs left on the serving plates."

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Ok these officiants really need to rein it in

"I went to a wedding where the Catholic priest seemed to have a big crush on the bride while he was officiating, going on and on about how wonderful she was. We were totally creeped out."

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Go on Brucey

"At my father's second wedding, he toasted his bride by saying, 'I love you like a fat kid loves cake.' I cringed."

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Sometimes you just get free content for your next therapy session.

"I was the only single person at my friend's wedding of 300 people, and when it was time for her to throw the bouquet, it was just the two of us on the dance floor...while 298 people looked on. Yes, I caught the bouquet. No, I have not recovered from that experience."

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Clink clink, we'll drink to that one.

"When I got married, my mom waited until the moment I was holding a glass of champagne and about to cut the cake to tell me I was supposed to do a toast. I had no idea, and it was the end of a very long night, so I said the first thing that came to my mind: 'Uh, clink-clink, let's drink!'"

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