Weddings are supposed to be the best day of a couple's life. Tons of planning goes into making your wedding day happen.
And, a lot of times, couples are very strict with what happens and how it happens. Some of them send a lot of demands and needs to their friends and family to make sure everyone abides by their "day rules." But, not everyone feels that it's right and fair.
There are classy ways to tell people you don't want their kids to come to your wedding, or where they can say, or what they can eat—and, then there are these people who want to make it as rude as possible.
According to Reddit, these people canceled on the wedding photographer they had booked because of a difference in political standing and opinion.
Not only did they cancel, but they were also extremely rude about canceling.
I understand wanting to save money and cut back on expenses, but there is absolutely no world in which I want to share an Uber with an absolute stranger on my wedding day.
Hard pass on this, always.
Wanting to be different and unique for your wedding day is one thing, but showing all of this skin is a bit over the top.
Do you think that your grandparents want to look at you dressed like this? I can almost see her lady bits.
Weddings can be expensive, there is no way around that. But, charging your guests per plate or even per slice of wedding cake is a bit over-the-top.
It's straight-up insulting and rude, no one is going to want to ever come to another party you throw!
This Reddit user shared that a friend of theirs had gotten married and to celebrate, they had a "naked guy" sitting in a bathtub full of olives, serving dirty martinis to their guests.
A bit over-the-top if you ask me. And, really dirty.
Being comfortable at your wedding while you party is one thing. Showing up in this get-up and proving you don't care at all about your marriage or your wife is another.
Crocs? Shorts? Come on, man!
Many Covid brides know that it's hard to argue with people who want to be safe.
It's tough for others to decide not to attend a special day of yours because of Covid precautions, but you also can't fault someone for wanting to be safe.
Being sexy at a wedding doesn't always work out too well.
Remember, you're going to be around the couple's entire family. I'm just not sure I want to see everyone's naked bodies while I say "I do," am I so wrong for that?
Wanting to have a rocking first dance and your wedding is something all brides and grooms want.
But, setting the place on fire is definitely not the best idea. Avoid anything with fire...like fireworks.
Isn't it supposed to be the other way around that you put a $100 deposit down to have someone cater your wedding, not to have $100 sent to you to possibly book someone to cater your wedding?
Apparently, this mother-in-law is desperate for love and affection.
While there is an easy $1,000 paycheck at the end of this, I am not quite sure that the requirements and things are worth that salary.
Who wants to tell their entire family that you are marrying a man who would rather play Xbox all day than stare at you and compliment you on your wedding day?
This has to be the most awkward cake topper known to man.
This man, who has two daughters from a previous marriage, decided that his fiancé can tell him that his daughter shouldn't come to the wedding because she is a child and the fiancé doesn't want children there.
Totally rude, totally wrong.
At the end of the day, people's dietary restrictions are what they are. You can't tell someone that it's "wrong" to be a vegetarian, sorry, not sorry.
Be nice to people who want to avoid meat, not be a jerk!
