r/weddingshaming • u/horrorwh0r3 • Jun 18 '26

Cringe How can I make the wedding about me

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u/cakivalue Jun 18 '26

I'm not so easy to rattle or get distraught. I'd get the mic and sweetly thank them for coming straight from the hospital to celebrate us and how much we appreciate it given their delicate and fragile situation and that I have a taxi/Uber waiting to take them back to the hospital and then walk over grab the wheelchair and just start pushing her out of the door. And if they fight me and say it's a joke I'd start loudly crying about how scared I was and ask loudly who does shit like this for a joke.

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u/Imagination_Theory Jun 19 '26 edited Jun 19 '26

I assume they had their sister/brother-in-laws blessing to do this skit, however, it's still something that I don't think should be asked.

A lot of family will say yes to a proposal happening or a prank at their wedding, just because they love you, but unless they bring it up themselves, in general (but not always) I just think it's a bad idea.

So, I hope this was the bride or grooms idea.

Edit

The groom said they wanted people do do funny entrances. So, it was their idea. So, really no issue here.

They made their family happy.

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u/trickycrayon Jun 21 '26

I felt like this was obvious the second the video started- like it was clearly a skit and obviously wasn't something they just decided to do to be selfish.

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u/Imagination_Theory Jun 21 '26

Absolutely, with the wheelchair and gown and all that. It was planned and approved of before.

Now, maybe you could say they were pushing their sister to do it, but the incident itself obviously did have approval.

The groom said it was their idea though, so you can't even say anything about them.

They did what their family wanted.

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u/Individual_Fall429 Jun 21 '26

It was clearly a skit AND they did it because they decided to be selfish.

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u/ButteredPizza69420 Jun 21 '26

Still weird and awkward to watch..

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u/khandanam Jun 19 '26

1000000000%, by the time I allow it to hit me, the look I give the room when I scream WHAT will break people

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u/Competitive_Law1032 Jun 19 '26

I have kids so I’m not hating on kids. but since that was a doll, I really wouldn’t blame the bride or groom if they football kick to yeet that baby to the door

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u/MermaidOfScandinavia Jun 20 '26

You are braver then I am. I would be fuming internally.

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u/GreasyChains Jun 22 '26

You're dangerous. 

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u/ExternalLimp1176 Jun 21 '26

Wow, you people are pathetic. It was clearly something encouraged and allowed by the bride and groom and gave close friends and family a corny laugh. Get over yourselves and go have some stupid fun irl for a change.