How To RUIN A WEDDING - REACTION

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  • I was accosted by a HUGE swarm of ladybugs right as I entered the church. I walked down the aisle intentionally trying to shake my skirts a little extra with each step. It was so funny. No one noticed but my maid of honor and father because it happened at the last second going in and we were the only ones there. I have this image in my mind of the aisle behind me strewn with rose petals and confused ladybugs but I was too happy to check at the time. I've heard a single ladybug landing on you is good luck. Married 25+ years. I love ladybugs! ;)
  • @annakout
    The bride that almost died because of the caterer made me so so mad. I really hope the bride sued. I kinda wish there was a follow up on that story.
  • @Katrina-mi2gm
    My daughter was professional latin ballroom dancer, so at her wedding everyone was expecting something spectacular for their first dance. However, her husband, by his own admission has :" no sense of rhythm and 2 left feet " and she refused to show off because it wasn't about her but them as a couple. She choreographed a simple slow dance , comfortable to do for him, beautiful to watch and general consensus was that THEY looked amazing on the dance floor.
  • @sarahcece
    I “saved” myself for marriage, and when my husband and I got married, we were sooo exhausted, we didn’t really do much that night. My mom casually asked about how the night went and I casually said that we were tired so didn’t do much. The next day, we had a post wedding ceremony and all of my friends, neighbors etc were coming up to me at the party and whispering “oh, I’m sorry he couldn’t get his thing up”. I have never shared a secret with my mom since. 13 years of wild sex with my husband and still going strong!
  • @dumaroadire
    In my country Nigeria, brides mostly dance down the aisle so everyone will be praising you for your performance not knowing you've just been attacked by an army of jealous spinster crickets.
  • @MandaMalice
    Our flower girl tried to bite people, barked at cars and kicked her skirt off.
    Lola The Chola was the most gangsta dachshund that ever lived. So grateful that the photographer was able to get a few good photos of her before she had to go into timeout ❤️
  • The issue of the bride and groom not getting a nice meal at their own wedding is a really common problem. They're shaking hands, hugging well-wishers, running to the bathroom, cutting the cake and doing that photo op, perhaps changing into their reception outfits, etc and they often don't get to the buffet table until dead last.

    I worked for a caterer years ago who had seen this happen way too many times. So when we'd bring the food to the event, she'd fix the bride and groom beautiful plates herself before we did anything else. A sampler dessert plate, mains, an appetizer plate and make them look beautiful. Then she'd cover them and set them out of the way. Only then would we get the signal to set out the buffet. All staff knew that you do NOT touch those dishes and protect them from anyone who didn't get the memo.

    When the time came for the bride and groom to relax and enjoy their meal, they'd be served properly, as if they were at a restaurant. Their slice of cake would even be tucked away the second the cake cutting was done. (And the top layer would be packaged to go home. Tradition.)

    That ended the disappointment of only eating scraps off the buffet at their own wedding.
  • The allergy situation is actual grounds for a lawsuit. They can sue her for medical bills and probably the cost of the whole ceremony.

    Edit I did some digging for you guys on the original post. She never did mention her allergy to Raspberries to the caterer, but she did about the little ones nut allergies. If the kids ate the nuts then yes there would be possibilities that the police could have been involved at that point and arrested for whatever 3 charges they wanted that would cover an malicious attack to cause an allergic reaction. However for the bride since she ordered a recipe that didn't contain her allergy, raspberries, she didn't mention her allergy. Of which the caterer changed and unknowingly added the allergen into the recipe. In this case with the bride no arrest could be made because as OP kinda clarified she only knew about the Littles' allergies and not the brides. As of this it is a Lawsuit and no arrest could be made, at most, they could have called the cops to tell the caterer to expect to have to go to court. Unfortunately though with this information I found... this probably wouldn't hold up in court.
  • The worst thing that happened at my wedding was me getting married to the most evil douchebaggiest human being imaginable.
    I'm divorced now, and I've met the love of my life. I'm so happy 😊
  • @romysmit4396
    i'm sorry, but if ANYONE of my family came to my wedding and took 4 (FOUR) servings of my favourite desert and there wasn't any left, AND wasn't willing to share it, i'd definitely pull a 'i'm the fucking bride, hand it over'
  • @handley2645mh
    I think that I was the only calm one at my wedding. I turned around and my entire family had left leaving me and my Granny alone in the house. This did turn out to be a very treasured memory of me and Granny together as I assisted her getting ready for my wedding before the rest of my family came back to get us to the church. After my new husband and I were thrown out of our reception at 1am, I went back to the house for my luggage and found Granny there alone again. She was so pleased to be able to assist me get ready for my honeymoon night. Another treasured memory.
  • I have rheumatoid arthritis, and was having a major flare on the big day. All my joints, especially my wrists and elbows, felt like they were on fire. When we were doing pictures after the ceremony, the photographer grabbed my left wrist to "get into the right position for the photo" and I screamed in pain. Fortunately, my husband stepped in, explained the situation and got him to back off. Otherwise, I might be in prison, waiting for that elusive parole hearing date.
  • @MJF1958
    Our wedding was small and simple. Family and close friends in the church my husband grew up in. The preacher was reading from 1 Corinthians, love is kind, love is patient, etc. We get to love is not irritable and hear my husband's cousin, who is also a close friend, snicker in the back of the church. That snicker quickly turned to open laughter that spread across the church like wildfire! Everyone is laughing because my beloved is notoriously gruff. I'm just staring at the preacher struggling to maintain a straight face when I feel my beloved's hands twitch, turn to look and see that he has turned purple in an attempt to contain his laughter! I lost it! It was a solid five minutes before the uproar settled down enough to continue with our ceremony. Still going strong 23.5 years later!
  • @IKilledEarl
    There's an incriminating photo of me taken right after the ceremony at my wedding where I'm wild-eyed and thinking, "Holy shit. What. Have. I. Just. Done?!"
    For context, I was super young (23) and never wanted a ceremony/reception, and would have preferred just going to the courthouse. My mother pressured me into having a big wedding because "I was her only daughter," which really translated to, "You're getting the wedding I [my mother] really wanted." When buying my wedding dress, for example, by the time I had tried on 10 dresses, I was hot, irritated, overwhelmed, and seriously considering throwing myself into traffic. I begrudgingly put on number 11 and although I specifically stated I DID NOT want a strapless ballgown, my mother started crying happy tears so I admitted defeat and ended up with an effing strapless ballgown I hated. My husband-to-be (who was 10 years older) was also very pushy and he was behaving in ways that I can now identify as abusive.
    By the time I wanted to bail on the entire thing, my parents had already spent a ton of money so I felt like I had to go through with it or I'd be disappointing my mother. The wedding was beautiful, of course, and it was wonderful to see my extended family, but I absolutely hate being the center of attention and could only feel dark sense of dread.
    Seventeen days after we got married, my husband and I both ended up in jail for 48 hours for domestic abuse because he tried to strangle me to death and I gave him a bloody nose trying to get him off me. I lasted 5 more years with this man.
    I've been happily divorced now for 4 years and have a good life. Listen to your gut ladies, and don't let anyone bully you into a wedding (or marriage) you don't want. 🖤🥔
  • My worst thing was when we went out to get sunset photos, my grandmother started giving away our centerpieces. Not just the flowers, the boxes we built after treating the wood to weather it for over 6 months. So while we're taking photos we're watching our guests leave in large groups. Apparently they assumed the wedding was over since people were taking the centerpieces. So my grandmother effectively ended our wedding hours early....
  • @ada26042
    My mom occasionally talks about her disaster of a wedding reception.

    -Her friends decided to decorate/prank her car by putting little bows all over it and she had just got it painted red, so when all the bows got taken off, there were little pink squares all over the car.
    -They had also filled the car up to the roof with round cereal, (think corn pops) so when she opened the car door they all spilled out and the people who owned the parking lot she was in came out and yelled at her to clean up the mess she made. She did, still in her wedding dress mind you, but she couldn't get all the cereal out of her car and maggots' ended up infesting it days later.
    -The only thing her husband insisted on during the wedding planning was to pick the first dance song, she was so excided to see what he picked and didn't find out what it was until the DJ called them up for it. It was "Used to love her" by Guns and Roses. (Look up the lyrics if the title isn't enough to convince you how bad of a choice it was for a first dance song, much less a wedding.)
    -She also couldn't find her husband for the first dance, so she went to the bathroom in tears, only to find him there kissing one of her bridesmaids. When she asked what the heck he was doing he simply told her to shut up and that it was his last day of freedom.
    -When she eventually managed to get him on the floor for their dance, they danced for about five seconds before MIL drunkenly pushed her out of the way proclaiming loudly she was dancing with her son.
    -Oh and, the person who was video taping the whole thing forgot the cap on the camera, so no picture, just sound.

    My mother ended up divorcing him less than a year later because he was abusive and she has been in several long lasting relationships since, however she has stated she is never getting married again. The boyfriend she's with now did get her a ring and kind of asked her, (it wasn't a down on one knee thing, it was more like a promise if she ever changed her mind) she told him if she's still alive and they're still together by 2040, she'll consider it.
  • Mine wasn’t horrendous but more hysterical. I lived in a block of flats (apartment building for non UK people) and I lived on the 10th floor. I was in my wedding dress, with my parents waiting for the lift/elevator to get to my floor as the wedding car was waiting downstairs. Well, the lift never arrived and so I ended up walking down 20 flights of stairs, my dad holding the front of my dress, me holding the sides and my mum holding up the back to prevent it getting filthy on the stairwell floors. We laughed our heads off all the way down and still do 14 years later! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
  • @mariaalawson
    for that girl with the cheesecake, I would've probably grabbed her whole box of desserts and slapped them on the floor.
  • My dad ministered 2 of his friends' wedding. A month before the wedding, the caterer backed out, as well as the DJ, both of whom were family members. Day of the wedding, the bride asked if I wanted to come to their Airbnb and get ready with the wedding party. It was then that she pulled me aside and asked if I minded being the "DJ". All I would have to do was press play on an iPad when it came time for her to come down the aisle. I agreed, despite being anxious, because I wanted to help. Fast forward to the venue. Groom comes up to me, frantic, asks if I had the speaker. "what speaker?" Apparently, someone was supposed to give me a Bluetooth speaker to play the wedding song on when the time came. No one had. He gets a bit snappy with me, but my dad gets him to back off and then calms me down from having a panic attack (I have anxiety btw). Turns out one of the guests had a speaker, so they let us use it. Safe! So I spend some time fiddling around with the iPad and speaker, making sure they connect properly and making sure everything is charged. So, it's go time. I sit in the back of the pews to make sure that the bride can hear the music, and so that I'm out of sight. My dad gives the cue and... Nothing.
    I'M OUT OF WIFI RANGE!!
    That's right. The venue's Wi-Fi didn't reach to the actual outdoor area they were getting married at and the bride didn't download the song, so when I hit play, nothing happened. I begin to panic. Like full on can't breathe panic attack. My dad came to see what's wrong and I tell him the dilemma. So, we start walking backwards toward the main building to see when I will get back into range. I was in the parking lot before it would connect. Now it's time to test the Bluetooth range. How far away from the iPad can I get the speaker before they disconnect? So my dad grabs the speaker and walks back to the seating area, placing it on the last pew where I'd been sitting. I check the iPad. They're still connected, thank god.
    So I crank the volume all the way up, and my dad does the same on the speaker. I cross all my fingers and toes, wait for the signal again, then hit play.
    IT WORKED!!!
    I watched the wedding from the parking lot, crying my eyes out as I came down from the adrenaline rush of the panic attack. Afterward, at the reception the bride got drunk and couldn't stop giving me hugs and telling me how amazing I was for working things out. Most stressful wedding I've ever been to.
  • My grandma was awful at my older cousin’s wedding last year. My cousin (groom) was the first of her grandkids to get married. I will be the second next year when my fiancé and I tie the knot. The first sign of trouble was getting her there. The wedding was in Shreveport, LA and we live near Nashville, TN. She lives near Columbus, OH so we took her down with us. She was insufferable the whole ride there. Then comes the actual wedding the next day.

    She makes a scene bc she didn’t get to sit in the front. She makes a scene bc she didn’t get to sign the guest book. She pretends to loudly cry in the middle of the ceremony. She starts clinging to the father of the bride. She then clings to the groom’s brother, my oldest cousin. This cousin is single and looks like Thor. Tall, blonde, and ripped. She refuses to let him go. My sister asks her if she can dance with our cousin bc our cousins are like brothers to us. Grandma YANKS HER BY HER HAIR in the middle of the dance floor during the reception. And then during slow dances, she tried to yank my fiancé (then bf) away from me. Several months later, she grabbed him by the face and tried to forcibly kiss him but that’s a story for another day.

    And that is why my grandmother will not be invited to my wedding.