'Don't mess with food safety': Entitled bride and groom tried to serve old dried fish to 300+ wedding guests, venue rejects them

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Ben Weiss • Writer and Editor
Oct 30, 2024 4:00 PM EDT

One should not be allowed to have a massive wedding ceremony if one wants to serve one's guests of more than 300 friends and family members a bunch of old, dried fish. 

This entitled bride and groom attempted to allow the caterers and venue to serve fish that had been sitting outside for upwards of five hours. The caterers rejected this and deemed it to be a food safety issue and a violation of the contract the couple had signed. However, once the wedding reception began, the groom doubled down and tried to serve the fish, reprimanding any caterers who got in his way. 

Now, if any of the guests discovered what was going on behind the scenes, we assume that they would rather not eat anything at all than eat potentially unsanitary fish. Keep scrolling below for the full story and for the best reactions from folks in the comments section. For more, check out this post about a boss who was in over his head and tried to enforce mandatory weekend meetings.

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    A groom tried to serve old fish to a wedding of 300 today
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    Our venue requires that if you don't use our in house caterer, that you use someone else who at least bare minimum has license and insurance.
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    The couple I worked with at their wedding today used a very cheap caterer who I guess agreed to serve a soup the grooms mom makes in addition to the chicken and beef they were contracted to provide. The contract
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    with our venue requires that all food served at our venue is also MADE by a licensed caterer, so this was already a breach of our contract.
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    The grooms mom not only showed up with a car full of soup against our contract today, but also 7 pans of fried fish...5hrs before dinner service began. The caterers and
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    our venue refused to serve the fish because it was made and delivered way too early and was a food safety issue. We actually let them do the soup if the caterers agreed to accept liability
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    for it. But the fish was a no go. TELL ME WHY when I left for the day after being there for ten hours and telling the groom myself that we could not serve the fish, that DURING HIS RECEPTION he felt the
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    need to cuss out the caterers and my staff for refusing to serve 7hr old fish at that point, that was way past room temperature. It's against our contract, the caterers
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    contract, and they still got their al Is handed to them by an entitled groom who ignored his contract with everyone
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    and just tried to intimidate everyone into giving his guests food poisoning.
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    I swear, if this groom calls me angry this week, I want to actually ask him to cook some fish at home, leave it out on the counter for hours, eat it,
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    and then get back to me about what we should have done in this situation. I'm so over explaining to people that we are looking out for everyone's best interests with these rules.
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    Forev... 23h ago. . Honestly, I wouldn't have agreed to the soup either.
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    Imagine being a guest and thinking that it's safe to eat the soup because it's presented like it was prepared by licensed caterers. You have no idea what that woman's kitchen is like.
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    wicked... 1d ago • The groom is an a hole. End of story. He and his family don't understand and don't care about food safety. The
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    venue would have been well within its contract rights to shut everything down and told everyone to go home due to the groom's bad behavior.
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    AwwA... 22h ago · • I spent decades in the restaurant industry. We want • you to enjoy yourself and have the greatest night ever, but that is actually goal #2.
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    Goal #1, hands down, is to serve wholesome and safe food.
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    paintl... . • 23h ago • The caterers could have been fined. Also mil, as I'm sure she did not use a commercial kitchen
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    lovemy... • 1d ago. Talk about a self entitled p <! Imagine attending this wedding and thinking the venue supplied the food?
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    nomor... 22h ago. I've been to a wedding reception where a number of people got food poisoning from under cooked Cornish hens. The
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    poor bride ended up in the hospital. Don't mess with food safety.
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