16 Screenshots Exposing Brides And Grooms Who Think Their Wedding Is The Only Thing In The World That Matters
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Weddings are meant to be exciting, but the stress surrounding planning and expenses can often eclipse the main event — or at least, that's the excuse I give rude brides and grooms on their big day. Regardless of any grace we try to offer our loved ones when they turn into bride/groomzillas, here are 16 couples I simply cannot defend:
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1.This couple made their bridesmaids and groomsmen sign a contract saying they are legally obligated to give them a gift valued at over $500 and each have to host a party in the couple's honor at a venue outside of their home:
2.This bride decided to ask a Facebook group to "roast" the ring her partner planned on proposing with after she accidentally stumbled upon the surprise hidden in a nightstand:
5.This couple has been struggling with fertility, and after spending a lot of money and time on a specialist, they were finally set up for a successful implantation. However, the couple's in-laws are planning to get married around the time the baby would potentially be due, so the bride and groom are asking that they skip having a baby until the wedding is over:
6.This guy used to be the groom's boss, and he rejected the couple's invite to their wedding because the groom previously stole from his company. Despite this, the couple is still asking him for a "monetary gift":
8.This bride is upset because the bartenders she hired want to keep their tips. She feels like the money guests give them for a job well done should go to her honeymoon fund instead:
15.This bride admits she "has money to pay for things," but still feels like her husband's family should do more than just pay for the rehearsal dinner:
Cleo Smith’s parents Ellie Smith and Jake Gliddon have married at a lavish private ceremony in Noosa, almost two years after the young girl was kidnapped.
"He really went from being the perfect, attentive boyfriend to the world's laziest husband.... He was not the same person, and it seemed as if he'd lost motivation to work on our relationship with fun date nights and quality time as soon as he signed the dotted line."
Derby goalkeeper Josh Vickers has paid an emotional tribute to his wife after revealing she has died of cancer less than four months after they were married. The 27-year-old former Lincoln and Rotherham keeper confirmed on social media that his wife Laura died on Tuesday.
"Pilot here. Guy asked me to fly him and his S.O. over a field, where 150 people had formed a heart and two rings. Huge show; I was really impressed. When she saw it, her response was, 'Look at all those idiots! How ridiculous is that??'"
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