The Worst Wedding Foods People Have Ever Seen

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Sep 18, 2021 10:00 PM EDT

Emotional implosions and unnecessary dramas between family members and friends aren't the only disasters that can break out at otherwise peaceful weddings. Yes, sometimes the whole food situation can become miserably compromised. Without a semi-decent spread of food for everyone to enjoy at the wedding, tempers can flare, and the environment can become very tense. Food really does bring people together, man. Hopefully none of these bad wedding foods ring any bells. Keep the wedding drama rolling with this collection of wedding moments that told guests that the marriages weren't built to last.

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    Font - r/weddingshaming u/Outofworkflygirl · 18d + Join 2 S 2 1 Whats the worst wedding food you have seen? (And Why I think the "food truck" fad needs to die.) Discussion Since wedding magazines started touting food trucks as a "funky, fresh alternative" to traditional catering, I have been invited to 3 weddings that decided to use a food truck. And every single one of them was exceptionally BAD.
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    Font - Not the food itsself. Its trying to feed 200 people, one at a time, out of the back of a truck. Nothing like putting on your sunday best and feeling like your in line for concessions at a baseball stadium. The last wedding I went to with a food truck was the absolute worst. The truck is great. They have come to my office before so I knew their food was good. Gourmet wood fired flat breads, gyros, kebabs.. Really good food.
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    Font - The only problem is that its made to order. This is just fine when you are at an office where lunch is staggered at most you might have 10 people in line at any given time. It becomes a problem when you have 150 people who all arrive at once and line up to get food. There was an open bar.but literally no other food besides the cake. No appetizers or light snacks. Not even a vegetable tray. Just 150 hungry people standing in a line that looked like the DMV, getting tired of waiting, going
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    Font - The couple had only booked it for 2 hours and they had another event scheduled later that evening so they couldnt extend. This wasnt a late evening reception. We arrived at 5 PM and everyone was starving. Half the guests left, some with their gifts. I wish I could say I felt bad but she spent $6,000 on her dress, $3,000 on flowers, god knows how much on a premium open bar....but went with a food truck because it was the "trendy" thing to do. I get it. Food trucks can be really economical.
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    Font - Unless it is a SMALL wedding, or you have more than one truck (think 1 per 50 people) or you have a main dinner being served and the truck is more for people to get a snack or a late night pick me up, food truck weddings are such a BAD idea all around, in my experience. Whats the worst wedding menu you've seen? 1.9k 424 1, Share
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    Rectangle - Prestigious_Goose_10 · 18d My parents owned a dominos pizza when I was in high school and we did a wedding dinner once. Don't get me wrong I like dominos but not for a wedding. 6 Reply 1 461 3
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    Font - HeatherAnne1975 · 18d Worst wedding ever was a potluck wedding. All the guests were asked to bring a dish but there was zero planning or coordination of what dishes would be served and the couple provided nothing. So we had about two dozen trays of potato salad, a bunch of cookies, and other cheap high carb stuff. The only protein was one crockpot of meatballs to serve close to 200 people. G Reply 566 ..
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    Font - Fabulous_Alpaka · 18d The worst wedding I've been to had 3 food options: • a fish dish that was drowned in a sauce which smelled and looked like toothpaste -a dish with duck, the portion was too small to feed a single person a beef dish, big enough to feed 3 people. In the end, no one touched the fish and the people who ordered the beef shared hat they couldn't finish. G Reply 4 105 3 ...
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    Handwriting - mshirley1 · 18d Was in wedding party where the bride worked at Arby's. The reception was catered by Arby's including sliced "meat", plates, plastic forks, cheese sauce etc. The whole deal was Arby's. All you can eat Arby's at a wedding.
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    Rectangle - meestahmoostah • 18d A single nacho chip with salsa dollop on a plate. Obviously delicious, but it was confusing for sure. G Reply 1 63
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    Font - ArcticFox46 • 18d Maybe not the worst, but the most disappointing. I was invited to a huge wedding (200-300 people, maybe more). Full 6+ hour wedding, too, and the invite said reception to follow and all that. They served food buffet style. The food was mini meatballs made by the bride's mom herself, and cheese and crackers. That's it. For 300+ people. Needless to say, there was not enough food for everyone. They had Costco cake (which tbh, I love their cake so no shame there), but it was
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    Font - Zorro6855 · 18d Worst ever was a vegetarian plate with stone cold ravioli with tomato soup poured over it. I asked the waitress to at least heat it up. The caterer came storming out, looked at my plate and said that was not the meal they prepared. Finally got something delicious about an hour later. G Reply 4 127 3 ...
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    Font - Felixxfelicis93 • 18d Sloppy joes. And there was not even enough for everyone. It was secondhand embarrassing. Lmao I was just the photographer for the wedding. I made sure I got two sloppy joes since they decided to tell me during the wedding they couldn't pay me for my services. Lmao 6 Reply 1 20 3 ...
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    Font - dude_icus · 18d I went to a wedding where the food was one punch bowl, peanut M&Ms, those cheap cracker sandwiches with cheese inside and pillow mints. Only the punch bowl had a serving spoon. There were easily 100 people in attendance, and there was enough food out for maybe 25. To top it off, there were only enough chairs for maybe 20 people. She wanted to save money to pay for her Disney World honeymoon. G Reply 1 16 3 ...
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