Wedding Moments That Screamed DIVORCE - REACTION

My mom wore a black dress and veil to my sister's wedding. But she did it with my sister's permission. It was an inside joke that it was 'good luck' because Grandma had worn a black dress and veil to my parent's wedding (as an insult) and mom and dad have now been together over 40 years.

For those on a budget... A couple of my friends got married, and could not afford much, so they got creative. They had enough for the hall and a buffet, and invited about 80 people. She altered her mother's wedding dress to fit her and the times, bridesmaids and the groom's side showed up in their own Sunday best. Friends who were musicians played at their wedding as their gift. On each table was one of those disposable cameras for the guests to use. The wedding photos were awesome and some were hysterically funny. The only thing requested that guests bring was a bouquet of flowers, the guests choice, they didn't care where you got them as long as they were pretty. Our boss hired a coach with a horse for them as his gift, and some of us gals made favors for the tables. A two-tier cake was donated by a local bakery for the opportunity to put their business cards on the reception table at the door. They were not asking for gifts, and had no registry, but many of us got them gifts and gave them money anyway. The wedding was amazing, and everyone had so much fun. Flowers of all kinds and colors everywhere, and they were absolutely gorgeous, It truly was THE best wedding I have ever been to.

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I've got a good one! My brother was engaged to a friend of mine. He cheated on her with her mom (who was still married to her dad). They were caught when the mom asked for a divorce and my brother broke off the engagement. Here's the first twist...my brother married the mom! Second twist...my brother's ex-fiancee and her 3 sisters all wore black to the wedding. Third twist...they ended up divorced and she left him for a woman. 🤣🤣🤣

My husband and I had our first dance together as a “threesome.” During our dance, my three-year-old nephew ran out on the dance floor wearing his little tuxedo, trying to push my husband away from me. (he always told my husband that I was HIS girl) My sister tried to stop him, but my husband laughed and waved her off. I picked him up and put him between us, and that's how we finished the rest of the dance. It really was the sweetest❤️thing, and it made my nephew so happy.

One of my most satisfying "end of relationship" moments was just after I told my fiancé of three years to pack up and leave (long, depressing story of many many red flags I chose to ignore and then being cheated on as a final cherry). For some minor back story his mother had bought me a mini George Foreman sandwhich grill for my birthday two years before and a large fancy George Foreman for Christmas that year. He called his mum while he was packing and I was treated to listening to him argue with her for twenty minutes before giving up and accepting he was leaving BOTH grills behind. That sandwhich grill served me faithfully for another four years and I still have that big grill ten years later. Plus I still exchange birthday and Christmas cards with his mum and sister even though he has moved country and I am now married to another man and have two children 😂😂 what a lovely woman.

"When I first met you I really hated you"...sounds like my mother, though she didn't say it for vows. Backstory: Mom is Japanese and was working at a US Air Force base. Dad was a GI and in charge of the section inwhich mom worked. He always gave her extra work and she had to stay after everyone else was finished so she could complete the tasks dad assigned her...so she hated him. Turns out dad was only doing that because he was smitten and was looking to spend more time with her. It must've worked, cuz 56 years later they are still married ❤️ LOL

When my parents got married they were very young. My dad had just joined the military and my mom was three months pregnant. The family was openly placing bets on how long they thought this marriage would last. The joke was on all of them though, they lasted until my mom passed away more than 35 years later and none of them (grandparents and cousins) stayed married for more than a few years.

"When we first met you I hated you". Literally the plotline for every romantic comedy....

Oh, I have a fun marriage-ending story! When my cousin first got married we definitely all got vibes of her only being in it for the wedding. Every time she talked about being excited about marriage it was always about the wedding and never the groom or the life they'd be starting together. But we figured she was just excited and shrugged it off. About a year later we hear they're getting divorced because she'd been having an affair with a guy in their church. They're all in one of those sects that excommunicates you if you commit adultery or get divorced, so all four of them - her, her husband, the guy she cheated with (Guy B), and his wife - got excommunicated. Fast forward another year and she and Guy B got married and her ex-husband ended up marrying Guy-B's ex-wife as they had bonded through the whole ordeal. It's been nearly 10 years now and both couples are still happily married and the church decided to let them back in because everything ended up working out and church members married church members 😂

As a wedding photographer of 25 years, I can attest to two things: 1. There is someone for EVERYONE 2. Many should not marry ANYONE So…many….stories.

I have a weird one. A couple i knew invited me to their wedding. I went there and we all had a good time. They are still together and happy

I had a teacher in high school who would give us random relationship advice. One day she said something to the effect of, “if the week before your wedding your ex calls and asks you to go out for drinks with him/her, and you do (or just spend any time at all considering it,) call off the wedding. That marriage is not going to last and divorce is far more expensive than a few lost deposits and return postage on gifts. Believe me.” I would add that if you even think about your ex doing something like, that before the wedding and you would consider meeting them, alone, I would question the wisdom of getting married. Weddings can be expensive to cancel, but divorces generally cost more.

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My grandfather married my first husband and I, and when he was doing our vows he blatantly stated to me and the crowd. " Now Angella, whenever he cheats on you, under the eyes of the Lord, you can leave him." Not "if he cheats", "when!" Well apparently he was a psychic because 9 years later that's exactly what happened.

I know someone that reeeeaaally wanted a wedding. Got engaged, the wedding came and she was the happiest I've seen her. Always putting pictures on social media with captions like "best day of my life", etc. Wedding was nice but had a weird vibe. They got together while he was still married to another woman who was her friend. On the ceremony the MoH made a speech about how their relationship "bloomed" and how the bride had told her and her friends that relationship was "almost there" and one day told them "it happened! We're together", in front of his entire family and kids from the previous relationship (Kids she ignored all night). Fast forward maybe 10months he lost his job, 3 months later they started the divorce process. She was so obsessed with "The Wedding™" that to this day she still has pictures of herself in her wedding dress in her house. She never put up pictures of herself with the groom. Just her and her family and friends...

My husband and I got married at a VERY VERY cheesy wedding chapel in Reno. In my defense, I only saw it in pictures online, when I booked it from California. A. The chapel included a "limo" to and from the chapel. The quotation marks are because this thing was straight trash from the 70's. Dented and scraped white paint and a dark blue crushed velvet interior that looked like grandma's rumpus room. My husband tried to turn on the AC, and the driver yelled, "Don't do that, man! It messes with the power steering!!!" (????) B. The officiant didn't meet us beforehand and had SERIOUS trouble pronouncing our last name (which is NOT a difficult or unusual name. It's like the 'Jones ' of the Hispanic community) And, C. when he was asked THE question, he got nervous and blurted out, "I GUESS so?" and burst out laughing. My mom said she felt every muscle in my dad's body tense up, and my best friend was about to take him down, but, I'd started laughing too. In truth, he and I had BOTH been fighting inappropriate laughter the whole time, and he broke. The officiant (who looked like that creepy old pastor in Poltergeist 2) started lecturing us about how this was a big commitment and we had to take it seriously. I get it, and we TOTALLY did. -but between the tacky ass chapel, the busted up limo, and Poltergeist guy mispronouncing our name, all either of us could think about was "how does the AC affect the power steering?" Today is the eighteenth anniversary of that day, and my husband and I still laugh about our weird ass wedding.

All right, I've gotta throw in my own experience. Now, let me start by saying I did NOT have an extravagant wedding. Not at all. My dress was actually a white dress with black flowers from my best childhood friend that was tailored to my size (Thank you so much, Shirley, I still keep it in a garment bag because I love it so much). My husband and I were living about 2,000 miles away from his family and they were working class people, so they couldn't put down the sort of money most weddings can accumulate. That's totally understandable, and neither of us were upset. Now, at the time, I'd lived in a small town (no bigger than 5000 people), but we were all the types to help one another out when we could. My best friend that gave me the dress was also my MoH, her husband was my husband's Best Man (which worked because they were actually really good friends), the woman who tailored my dress was also doing my catering, and one of my best friends from high school did our photography, as did the MoH's mom.) Neither photographer wanted money, just an invite to the wedding. Not a problem! A friend I grew up with was actually the DJ, and all he wanted was a good meal. So, frankly, my wedding cost less than $1,000, as the location we had it was the place I used to work and the hotel managers loved me, went out of their way to decorate the reception above and beyond anything I've ever seen. No joke, my wedding cost just under $800. My husband and I are almost on year 12 of being married. Yes, we've had our issues, but the fact remains that besides the two of us, everyone else involved help us get the best experience we could on short funds. Also, since my dad had passed away over a year prior to the wedding, it was my grandfather who not only walked me down the aisle, but shared the father-daughter dance with me. Yes, it may be cheap, and it may be small town, country, whatever, but we had people come together for us and while the wedding and reception were small, it was worth every moment

hearing these stories I'm wondering, "and why did you walk down the aisle and say I do in the first place" lol especially the one where the bride was sobbing and stalling and constantly complaining about her husband

idk starting off your vows with 'when i first met you i hated you', is kind of hilariously sweet. paints a vague timeline of an interesting story. I bet they have a fun relationship.