Jimmy Fallon Asks People To Share The Worst Wedding Fails They’ve Seen, And Here Are 40 Responses (New Pics)
Jimmy Fallon, the legendary host of The Tonight Show, keeps us laughing even when we’re feeling blue. This time, Jimmy asked his adoring fans to share the most spectacular and hilarious wedding fails, seeing as wedding season’s roaring with full force. And we’ve got to tell ya, having read through these, no tiny mishaps at weddings will ever scare us again!
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While we’d all love to have the ‘perfect’ wedding, expecting absolutely everything to go swimmingly during your happy day is simply unattainable. Anna and Sarah from the Wedding Society told Bored Panda that having a ‘perfect’ wedding is impossible and that we should instead embrace the fact that mistakes (big and small) will pop up during the big day in one form or another. And we’ll be much happier if we simply let go of our desire for perfection and realize that our wedding isn’t a movie.
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Lol that kid is going to hear about that for the rest of his life.
According to wedding experts Anna and Sarah, we’ve got to change the way that we approach wedding celebrations. Perfection isn’t something that we should aim for—instead, we should focus on the marriage itself and celebrating the love between two people with those closest to our hearts.
“It is well and truly time to reframe how we see weddings. It is one six-hour period where potentially hundreds of factors, people, and services merge together into one point to deliver a single event. It's physically impossible that something won't go wrong, whether you're aware of it or not,” they said that we have to be realistic.
“The best way to approach your day is to expect that something will go wrong and to know that it's okay because it's just par for the course,” the duo from The Wedding Society gave Bored Panda some spot-on advice.
“It's not a movie,” they added that we shouldn’t expect something like we’ve seen dozens of times in rom-coms on the silver screen.
“This event, like the rest of life, is perfectly imperfect. Embrace that and you'll be on the right track for what's to come out of that event—your marriage,” Anna and Sarah suggested that embracing the fact that not everything will go as you’d like it to is a good approach to have not just regarding your wedding but also life itself.
I can't tell if she's laughing or crying - if it's laughter, they're gonna be telling this story at their 75th anniversary.
American cheese and bologna cubes with mustard, store brand tater chips, and Pabst Blue Ribbon?
The whole dove thing at weddings is horrible already, but who releases them inside? But that DJ deserves a big tip.
She probable filed for divorce and moved to another part of the country because she saw all the signs of a future abusive marriage with a jerk and decided to get as far away from him as she could.
The only one who was making a fool of herself was the Grandma. She should have silently slipped out the back.
CPR doesn't "revive" people who go into cardiac arrest, that's just in the movies. It's just to keep blood circulating until the person can get medical attention. And no one would be oblivious to someone getting "5+ min of CPR" mid-wedding ceremony. This didn't happen.
My wife pointed out that all the places where I have worked have either gone bust or are in deep trouble after I left. I'm retired now and less businesses have gone bust. She calls my retirement my contribution to the economy.
The money was already spent, may as well get the most out of it, regardless of who paid.
Wow, didn't even ask if you're ok! You and your malicious fainting, how selfish of you, huh?
WHOA. The other people at the Hair Saloon must have had to put down their sarsaparillas and whiskeys to watch all the action.
A friend of mine got married during a hurricane in Hull, MA at a waterfront hotel. We all tried to take a shot of us outdoors in the wind, when one bride's veil flew off into the sky. Next morning, I was walking down to the local Dunkin's for coffee, when I found said veil caught in shrubs outside of a bank down the street. It was a treat to show up at the brides' hotel room, veil in hand.
That sounds kind of dickish. Abusive even. When you gotta pee, you gotta pee. Ignoring a child’s bathroom needs is shitty. Using it against her for her entire life is creepy. Makes me wonder what kinds of emotional issues she has but doesn’t recognize as issues because her parents have normalized this s**t.
At my mom and dads wedding in England 1944 they walked to the altar the family were the only ones in attendance. Air raid sirens went off before they could clear out the back of the church was bombed. No one hurt. Hitler was cursed by the priest. Marriage lasted 'till dad died!
I proper got the giggles at a dear friend's wedding because the organ player in the church kept playing duff notes, and I don't mean fluffing the wrong key something, I mean proper howlers that may well have opened a portal to the gates of hell. It was gloriously sinister.
My 3 year old cousin was my flower girl. As my new hubby and I were announced and entered the reception, she trailed behind me, whipping my train around like horse reigns, screeching, "go horsey goooo!" On my wedding video, the same flower girl is seen walking the length of the buffet table, picking up and biting 1 of everything then placing each right back where she got it.
At my mom and dads wedding in England 1944 they walked to the altar the family were the only ones in attendance. Air raid sirens went off before they could clear out the back of the church was bombed. No one hurt. Hitler was cursed by the priest. Marriage lasted 'till dad died!
I proper got the giggles at a dear friend's wedding because the organ player in the church kept playing duff notes, and I don't mean fluffing the wrong key something, I mean proper howlers that may well have opened a portal to the gates of hell. It was gloriously sinister.
My 3 year old cousin was my flower girl. As my new hubby and I were announced and entered the reception, she trailed behind me, whipping my train around like horse reigns, screeching, "go horsey goooo!" On my wedding video, the same flower girl is seen walking the length of the buffet table, picking up and biting 1 of everything then placing each right back where she got it.
