A wedding guest recalled on Reddit how one bride's father acted 'self-centered' by turning her ceremony into 'an amateur ...

taken the car and gone." But someone else claimed: "This has nothing to do with 'Wedding culture' normal people aren't demanding their guests stand in water." Elsewhere, a different commenter ...

"My fiancé wants to have his older cousin, who I have absolutely no respect for, in our wedding party," wrote a user named "Beautiful_Risk1824" this week on the subreddit known as "Wedding Drama." ...

“I knew that I wanted to be there for her on her wedding day.” So Blevins, a gay father of two from Tennessee, flew into Ventura this week to stand in for Declouette’s parents at her wedding ...

When his sister-in-law insisted all wedding guests stand in a rushing river, the man outright refused the bride's bizarre demand. "The wedding happened in a little river - and I mean in the river ...

Thirdly, it's perfectly reasonable not to want to stand in river/creek water for any reason at all. Lots of people were simply gobsmacked that this was a actual, literal wedding ceremony idea and ...

Lilli Smith Eventually, as the years passed, Prins and her siblings outgrew the stand, and her parents stored it in the garage, refusing to part with it. Then, last year, when Prins' wedding day ...

“Bold self-expression is what makes a wedding stand out,” says Anjali Tolani, vice president of celebrations at Tamarind Global. “Lively, pop-art-inspired decor blends stimulating ...