Wedding Moments That Told Guests The Marriages Weren't Built To Last

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Jul 31, 2021 8:00 AM EDT

Unfortunately, too many of us have ended up attending weddings that featured "lovers" that definitely had a whole lot of the bad stuff boiling right underneath the surface. If you've ever attended one of those weddings, you've probably witnessed your fair share of cringeworthy interactions between the very people that were supposedly gearing up to spend the rest of their lives with one another. If you're looking for some more juicy wedding drama, check out this post about the time that a best man ended up roasting the bridezilla with a nasty toast. 

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    Font - jiggajim · 2h The entire bridal party, including parents of the wedded couple, entering in to a betting pool of how long the marriage would last, at the wedding reception. IIRC the best man won (price is right rules) at 14 months 6 Reply 4 10.2k 3 ...
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    Font - BilobaBaby · 2h I was kindly included in a last-minute plus-one to the wedding of a family friend who Il'd never met before. At the rehearsal dinner (or the German equivalent, the Polterabend) the guests smashed ceramic and porcelain items on the ground. I was fresh in Germany, so this was all pretty out of context and frightening, but my boyfriend explained that it's a tradition - reminding the couple that life is sometimes difficult and you have to work together to clean it up. The brid
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    Font - cat9tail · 2h When the maid of honor professed her love for my brother during her toast at my brother's wedding... and her husband walked up to the head table, picked her up and carried her away before she could embarrass him further. They lasted about 3 months after that. My brother and his wife on the other hand are still happily married 20 years later. G Reply 4 3.4k 3 ...
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    Font - Actuaryba · 3h 3 1 Award I was the best man at a wedding a few years back. At the rehearsal dinner, his future in-laws were treating him like crap. They were bossing him around, making him do crap, and talking down to him. They didn't let him hang out with his groomsmen afterwards while the bride went out and got drunk. They are now divorced. G Reply 4 21.8k 3 ...
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    Font - Shababajoe · 2h I worked at a nice restaurant in Nola. Bride is lovely she is excited and very receptive to our suggestions on things in their budget. Groom is an insufferable know it all. Hes bargain hunting. "Crab cakes dont cost that much what if i buy them and you serve them," On their big day im holding the door as they walk out the first time as husband and wife. W: "we got Married im so happy" H: "not really we gotta fill out paper work and file it with the state." Ive seen 3 week
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    Rectangle - SingleFunction55 · 4h They got secretly married at the local Town Hall out of spite to the girl's father who did not agree with the relationship. This happened right out of high school and they divorced during my sophomore year at college. G Reply 1 8.8k 3 ...
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    Rectangle - Short_Perspective72 · 3h 1 Award When she went alone on her honeymoon, because she booked a trip to the caribbean despite her newlywed husband having a severe sun allergy G Reply 4 17.7k 3 ...
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    Font - MeaningfulMagpie · 4h I was at the wedding of one of my mum's oldest friends and she clearly had more fun dancing with the best man after the wedding. Long story short, they dated for a while after the divorce. G Reply 4 13.9k 3 ...
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    Rectangle - screamingincaps · 3h 2 Awards Groom got into a fist fight with the father of the bride. Split after 4 months. G Reply 4 17.7k 3
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    Smile - paintedfingertips · 3h His third wedding. Same venue and same after ceremony driving away vehicle as the first two. G Reply 6.8k 3 ..
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    Font - The bride told her bridesmaids that she didn't actually want to get married. Multiple times. No one told the groom until after the divorce. Reply 1 7.5k 3
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    Rectangle - absat41 · 2h Worked as a limo driver; ostensibly, I was doing a practice run; bride's family and groom then said, "surprise!! We are doing the wedding today!!! " Bride was stunned and silent the whole time. It was the one time when I was going to break The Prime Directive.
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    Rectangle - Shakespurious · 2h Two friends of mine got married, and when they gave their vows, the guy started laughing at the part about being faithful. Oops. G Reply 1 6.9k 3 ...
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    Rectangle - blkwidow · 2h When the groom started off his speech by saying, "we all know I didn't want to get married but we're here for bride and child we had together_" 1 year, 3 months later they were finished. 6 Reply 4 1.8k 3 ...
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    Font - Boosully · 2h One of my friends got married, afterwards she looked at me, crying, and said " what did I do? ". They were separated by the time the plane landed from their honeymoon. He was a good guy, she was a mess. The beta fish in the flower centerpieces lasted longer than the marriage. G Reply 136 3
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    Font - basic_tater_thot · 2h When he raised his eyebrows and gave her a knowing look during the "for richer or for poorer" portion of their vows. For context, he was a newly drafted pro athlete and she was a big fan of his signing bonus 6 Reply 1 132 3 ...
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    Font - summerreyner · 2h The groom had a "best woman" instead of a best man. Nothing wrong with that, but her toast left the whole room in awkward silence because she was clearly in love with him. G Reply 361 ...
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