Cringey Wedding Moments That Deserve to Be Shamed

Mel Dawn

Jul 8, 2023 7:00 PM EDT

What is it with mother-in-laws who insist on wearing white to their kid's wedding? Is it rooted in some twisted Oedipal sense of rivalry with the bride, or is it just that some people need to be the center of attention at all times? On the flip side, there seems to be an epidemic of dudes who show up to their own wedding looking like they're about to do a kickflip at the local skate park. But the occasional outfit faux pas is a minor infraction compared to some of the heinous choices people make when planning a wedding. The r/weddingshaming subreddit does an excellent job documenting the cringiest crimes against matrimony, and we've selected some of the worst offenses for your entertainment.

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via u/kinda_questionable

Not this.
02

via u/ScaredNapkin

How edgy.
03

via u/Sulleys_monkey

Nothing says romance like Jeffrey Dahmer.
04

via u/Sir_Rup_N_Waffles

Is this some sort of cruel troll?
05

via u/narlymaroo

A fun seating chart idea for people who hate their guests.
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via u/Unlucky_Low_6254

Ummmm…
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via u/fitzpame

Totally normal behavior.
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via u/radiobearr

Why are MILs like this?
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via u/shanwaw_

It's the camo Crocs for me.
10

via u/journalhalfbeing

Bridezilla alert!
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via u/grygrl

A wedding ceremony is the perfect time for pranks, am I right fellas?
12

via u/Roadgoddess

Very classy.
13

via u/leapdaypopper

Every bride wants a handcuff wedding.
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via u/Ign0rethisc0mment

Are the bride and groom in kindergarten?
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via u/oh_devil

This right here is why you should never hire friends to do your wedding photography.