40+ Screenshots That Show How Weddings Really Bring Out the Worst in People

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Worst Weddings

Weddings are supposed to be a magical time. After all, it’s a chance to celebrate how much two people love each other! Yet, a wedding is often stressful and it can lead to unpredictable reactions from both the people that are planning the event and those attending as guests. These are some of the most outrageous wedding posts we’ve ever seen!

Rule One: Don’t Propose

There are some things you just shouldn’t do when you attend a wedding. Remember, this is someone’s big day and the attention should be on the happy couple.

Rule One: Don’t Propose

There are few ways to draw attention to yourself more effectively than to propose. We get that you’d want to share a special moment, like a proposal, with your loved ones. Still, you simply shouldn’t steal the spotlight like this.

Actually, This Too

While we’re on the subject, a proposal isn’t the only thing you shouldn’t do at a wedding. Anything that pulls attention away from the event and towards you is largely frowned upon.

Actually, This Too

Aside from a proposal, one of the most surefire ways to draw attention away from the newlyweds is announcing your own big news such as pregnancy. We honestly can’t blame this couple too much either. We’d be pretty mad in their shoes, too!

You Invited Them?

The guest list can really make or break a wedding. Most people want to spend their big day with the people closest to them. Usually, though, this includes friends and family.

You Invited Them?

It seems like this groom was a little too close to one of the guests. Even worse, it seems like they were already together at the time. It’s bad enough to cheat on someone but to invite the other person to your wedding? This is beyond inappropriate.

In Front of the Whole Class

As we’ve said, you want to spend your big day with special people. This dedicated teacher was so excited for her wedding, she invited her fourth-grade class to the ceremony.

In Front of the Whole Class

This wouldn’t have been too embarrassing for her if things had gone according to plan. However, the harsh reality ended up with her alone at the altar, left with the entire class in attendance. This situation would feel devastating enough without gossip at school.