50 Trashy Wedding Guests That Deserved To Be Shamed

Ask the cousin " are you deaf, mentally impaired, or just stupid?".

I have had this happen before. Not at a wedding but an old job, the lady asked if I was leaving because I was pregnant, and I looked her straight in the ye and said no I am just fat. Never spoke to me again before I left lol.

I disagree. You can ask. Just not over and over again.

I was pregnant when I got married. Fact is, we were engaged and the date was already set about half a year before I got pregnant. I got pregnant because we let it happen, because were getting married anyway and we both wanted kids. Some people were told, some people guessed it (quietly by themselves) but no-one asked because, as OP said, you just don't. (Unless there's some medical- or other safety-issue where it matters.) Especially not during a wedding.

As gross as Cousin is, she didn't ask OP. So how did OP find out? Who is the a$$hat who felt OP needed to know this? Mom? If so, Mom is an AH.

Groom stands up "well thank you for having those standards as it resulted in me improving my standards and not settling for second best"

Wow what an amazing piece of trash

What cracks me up is that she kept the letter. To stroke the ego? I mean that was so long ago. Get over yourself. This is so cringe, I'm embarrassed for her.

I don't know if I could ever forgive my sister.

what a twisted jealous piece of trailer trash ! so thats as polite as i could be

I’m allergic to cats, so I’d just tell her that she can’t bring them (note, my allergy never stopped me adopting cats).

I am one of those people who brings their dog along wherever I can. But never in a million years would I assume that an invitation to a wedding - or to any party for that matter - included her, unless it specifically stated so.

I've heard of crazy cat lady but that chick is trying to take it to the extreme.

You are stressing the cat out. Stop it.

My cat goes places with us, like when we visit family for an evening and so on, but I wouldn't dream of assuming he was invited to a wedding with us

Attention queen, is she?

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I remember reading this one a while ago. Still awful and always will be.

monster in law alert ! def dis invite her at all costs or quickly cancel your bit n quietly go else where n get married n not tell her at all costs

I hope she got uninvited

I'd switch the venue/day if possible.

Clipped from Reddit: I was having doubts about posting this, but now that it's turned into a Twitter thread and there's IG reels about it, I feel like it's fair game. This poor girl (I don't know her but she's from my mom's hometown and news has spread) was hated by her MIL, as well as SIL and BIL, since the beginning. They threatened her repeatedly, made multiple SM accounts to harass her, and when confronted by the husband, they denied everything. BIL offered her a blank check to leave her husband and the family for good (boyfriend at the time). Now, as I said I don't know her, but what I have heard is that she is a lovely person and wouldn't hurt anyone. All of this hate comes purely from her socioeconomic status. Apparently husband's family wanted him to marry someone rich. She was so graceful throughout the entire ordeal. When MIL heard that the couple got engaged, she faked a heart attack and had to be hospitalized. She blamed her son and told him he'd have to cover all of her medical costs. The day of the wedding, MIL, BIL, and SIL all refused to attend, which, fair enough, but apparently they hired someone to throw red paint on the bride's dress right before walking down the aisle. Three men ran up to her, two with cans of paint and another recording, and covered her dress in red. The photos are of the aftermath. At first, guests thought the red paint might be blood. I can't even imagine what that must've felt like. Bride said she initially felt as if it was water, but then saw everyone's shocked faces, and her friends were trying to reassure her that she still looked beautiful. She says the worst part of it was looking at her mother's face, because initially she thought she had been physically hurt. The bride gracefully changed into another dress. She had to go home for this but all of the guests waited for her at the church. She changed into a lovely gold floor length gown and continued with her beautiful wedding. The groom's family also found out where the photos would be taken and sent an anonymous tip to the police saying that they could find d***s there, and that the groom might be in possession of them. The police arrived and all of the guests present were searched. The groom was close to being taken away in handcuffs. There is suspicion that BIL bribed the police, but thankfully in the end that didn't happen. After that, the wedding went on without issues. MIL's house has since been egged. She is hated by the whole town. SIL and BIL have been questioned by their friends and have denied everything, but do not deny that they loved hearing about it. FIL seems to just do whatever his wife says. He fired groom from the family business, but he was then given a job by his uncles who love him and support him. Groom's family all claim to be super religious. Lastly, after the wedding and before the honeymoon, the groom's family stole his passport and visa. They also tried to bribe the travel agency to ruin the trip. Fortunately they didn't work and bride and groom went on their honeymoon successfully.

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😲 Lowest of the low! Time to throw MIL out of the wedding.

The whole article is on BP already

depending on the cost/value of the dress, I guess that could be considered felony vandalisn/destruction of property. I'd call the cops.

In–laws have the audacity to be embarrassed…

Your in laws are idiots.

This reminds me of a time when a friend's cousin got married. He knew he had a limit on how many people to invite to the church ceremony, but thought the reception would just be a "rager" (as he put it) and invited everyone he knew and told them to bring their friends. The fathers and groomsmen spent the whole time playing bouncer to keep out casually invited guests.

I think they were very gracious. Mine was a formal meal so we'd have had to regretfully turn them away entirely.

Makes me wonder if you met them before wedding. Good luck