‘When the wedding ceremony started, I realized I did not recognize anyone walking down the aisle’: 20+ guests who realized they were attending the wrong event a little too late

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    I went to the wrong wedding and didnt realize until the ceremony started

    I received an invitation and plugged the address into my GPS without really reading the details. I arrived at the venue dressed in my best suit
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    and took a seat among strangers assuming I was on the grooms side. When the ceremony started I realized I did not recognize anyone
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    walking down the aisle. It dawned on me that I was at a completely different couples wedding. I quietly slipped out as soon as everyone stood up for the vows feeling both
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    mortified and amused. I eventually found the correct venue across town and made it in time for the reception. It is still one of the most awkward mix ups I have ever had.
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    Additional-Friend993 I received 300 dollars from "Jim and Karen" and my wedding. We couldn't thank them because we had NO idea who they were and
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    apparently neither did anyone else who was there. Every wedding Ive been to has had a random no one recognised. I wonder how often people just end up at the wrong venue. C④⑰C②
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    Several-Honey-8810 We had that at my daughters wedding. There were 4-5 weddings in town that weekend. He got on the bus to her wedding and once he got there, realized it was the wrong wedding. The bus took him to the right one.
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    South-Obligation7477 This happened to an attendee at our wedding. This was pre -GPS. Afterwards, I discovered that, if you make the wrong decision at one specific
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    intersection, it will take you to a church that matched ours right down to colour, geographic markers, relative size, alignment with the compass, etc.
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    I feel bad for the guy as he drove over 500 miles to get there.
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    WillingPublic We had a wedding crasher at my daughter's wedding. He overheard a conversation at a restaurant/bar a couple days before and talked with the girls some. Both my daughters were there. He
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    showed up at the reception after dinner and was dancing with all of the women. He was dressed nice and they thought he belonged. Until some that were at the bar recognized him. The word
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    spread and my daughter who I was not the bride went and talked to him and told him he couldn't be there. So he left.
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    He had bought a nice gift that he left. The note said he liked parties and dancing, and this was his gift for a fun time.
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    margin_runner I once dropped my daughter at a kids party place. It was a fairy cave type thing, themed etc. I'd accepted the invite months earlier and plugged it into my calendar. Didn't give it much of a thought until the
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    day of the party. Turns out the venue changed and I missed that notification. So my daughter sat there with kids she didn't know, right next to the head fairy, enjoying the experience for
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    15mins while I slowly realised I didn't recognise a single parent. Slowly extracted my slightly confused daughter and retreated to the correct party.
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    jcarlosfox My wedding was a destination wedding in Mexico City. Several people traveling together from the US ended up at the wrong church and also didn't figure it out until it had started.
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    Baked2aCrisp As long as it wasn't your wedding, you're good.
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    BonkersA346 That happened to my family once but the truly insane part is that there were two catholic churches named for the same saint within the same town, both of which had weddings in the same afternoon!
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    BoxerPixie Years ago at a family dinner at a restaurant next to an event center, my SIL and I left the family dinner and went to a wedding reception. We had cake and danced with the wedding party.

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