Brides That REGRET Their Wedding Day
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Hey ya'll! Today on my channel we are reacting to some brides that REGRET their wedding day. These wedding fails would make anyone hate their wedding. Enjoy :)
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The biggest tip I can ever give anyone for their actual wedding day is to take a minute with your spouse, go somewhere private where you can still watch the festivities and soak it all up. We went outside and watched our guests through the windows for a few minutes and just had some alone time and it’s something I always cherish!!
I was lucky enough to get this great advice by my driver on the way to my wedding. The whole day was a whirlwind but that moment my husband and I took, hugging in a far dark corner of a huge courtyard, watching all of our closest family and friends, laugh, dance, drink and be merry on our special day is a moment I'll never forget. I sort of wish we did it more than once. Perfect moment ❤
Perfect advice!
Such great advice! Much to my surprise, my husband was the one to think of this on the day and we took off for a few minutes to just sit, chat and enjoy each other.
The best thing I did was have just my husband and I at the table of honour. We had our meal just the two of us and laughed and joked and really soaked it all in. It was some ‘us’ time before we continued to mingle with our guests.
Thank you for this one!! I truly believe this is the best wedding day advice I've ever heard. This and wear comfortable shoes!!!
In my first wedding, one of my best friends filmed the party and "interviewed" my family and the guests with my mother's shoe as a "mic". The video was such a hit at the after party that weekend. I got divorced a few years later, but now happily married to the "interviewer" for 23 years!
NIIIIIICE!
Good for you!! I hope you guys have a happy life!
Whoa! Sounds like you are living in a romcom!
Nothing like a partner that can make you laugh!
Lol well I'm glad it ended well and I'm so happy for you both!!!
We also learned that you shouldn’t stand on ANY docks on your wedding day 😂
My wedding was low key and planned in less than 2 weeks. My only regret is that we had it at my parents house and couldn’t do any dancing, it didn’t bother me at the time but now 15 years later I wish I had gotten a first dance.
Or if you're going to stand on a dock with like 15 or 20 people at least consider the weight distribution 😂 I feel like the one with the whole wedding party could have been avoided if they weren't all standing toward the back of the dock.
It's never too late for that first dance even if it's in your living room.
Wait until the pandemic bs is done hopefully by your 20 year anniversary. Start planning and saving now and do a big vow renewal ceremony and have yourself a reception for that!
@ Kristi b we didnt have dancing at our reception either, so when we got to our hotel, we put "our song" on and danced together. ❤
we got married in our little apartment, 20 people total including the rabbi. It was a heat wave and no A/C. I made my husband dance one dance with me just so i could say oh how we danced on the night we were wed. Divorced after 5 years, but friends now decades later.
I got married two weeks ago and having a wedding planner was LITERALLY the best thing i did for my wedding!! They work wonders
Yes. I planned myself but hired a day of coordinator. She was amazing and she handles everything that day. No stress for me.
My mother basically planned my entire wedding, right down to the guest list and my dress. I got to choose one thing, the groom. We have been happily married for 15 years and I haven’t spoken to my mother for 5. I think it worked out for the best! Also, love your videos!
@Laura Barry,what happened??
My mother paid too. My husband didn't even thank her. We bought our clothes, the license, the ceremony but the receptions and the rest, Mom. It snowed like a SOB, cutting down the guest list dramatically, ah Canada. I didn't have a bridesmaid because my BFF is male and my sister and I are oil and water but it worked. Meanwhile, get this: None of the groom's mothers attended. Not his birth mother, not his stepmother (I think she was just diabetic, maybe was there?), not his adoptive mother and certainly not his foster mother and his nieces!
My egg donour didn’t even know I was engaged! We got married then sent a quick note with no return address! She did my older sister’s wedding and holy shite, what a scene! 85,000£ in 1992. My sister just showed up, enjoyed herself. She and my BIL bailed after cutting the cake. They were on a plane before our mum even knew they’d gone! 😂😂😂😂
I'm so sorry that you and your mother aren't speaking. 😭 My son has left our family, and we haven't spoken to him in 4.5 years. It breaks my heart every day. We've reached out, only to get our hands bitten off.
I don't know what happened between you and your mom, but I know that morhers and daughters are not disposable. Please try to find a way to make things right with her. I don't see how either of you can be complete without the other. You're in my prayers. 💖
I hope that your mother also paid for the wedding since you weren’t allowed to choose anything but the groom. Anyone who is that much of a control freak should have to pay.
I married my beautiful bride on a beach in Maui to avoid all this, brought both sets of parents and invited family. No stress at all, we swam with turtles the morning of our wedding, wouldn’t change a thing!
That’s the way to do it! We got married at the courthouse 25+ yrs ago! Best wedding ever!!!
I love this so much! Now all I want out of life is to swim with turtles on or near my wedding day. I don’t want a big wedding anyway so myself, my love, the parents and the turtles are the only beings I need 😊. (Since he also loves turtles this shouldn’t be a hard sell either)
I love how whenever someone fell, they all laughed it off (mostly). Its healthy to be able to show weaknesses and flaws to each other
Yeah the only time i would cry would be if it was painful but other than that i would laugh it off
My stepmother wore white sneakers to her wedding, they were white with rose gold sequins on certain parts. It was a really good match with her dress, and she said it was very comfortable! I would recommend
Note taken! I can't do heels so if I ever get married I'm taking this advice!
I wore white sneakers on my wedding day! My mom was a little upset when I first told her, but I spent $20 on those shoes that I actually wear pretty often compared to a pair of $50 heels I would wear once
I'm thinking I might get boots or sneakers. Something I can dance in and be comfortable.
The bride at a wedding I was in wore formal shoes for the ceremony, but changed into satin ballet slippers for the reception. Floor-length dresses hide a multitude of sins!
There are these
For the girl who got questions from vendors and anyone who has this fear: you don’t NEED a wedding planner but you absolutely NEED a day of coordinator. Our day of coordinator was fantastic, her and her assistants made sure to round up people for photos, made sure that we were on schedule and made sure we had everything we needed. I was never approached by anyone about any issues, as far as I’m concerned, our day was perfect. Except for that one cousin that brought a 6 month old to our child-free wedding, but c’est la vie.
My favorite moment from our wedding was when we took a few minutes just the two of us before everything got going. I was still in my regular clothes and so was he. We went into the sanctuary of the church, where it was quiet, and just sat together for a few minutes. I laid my head in his lap and we held hands and talked. We got those few minutes of peace before it all got started. And considering the rest of the day wasn't my favorite thing, I'm glad we got that time.
My relationship/wedding story:
Got engaged after 3 years. Found out we were pregnant shortly after (two weeks to be exact, oops). Waited almost 3 more years, saving and paying for, and planning our magical day.
Used a venue that came with a day-of coordinator and all the vendors (a one stop shop situation). Quite honestly had one of the most relaxing and fun days of my life.
Also, I am no longer friends with my maid of honor. I still love my wedding photos. I able to recognize that although we no longer speak, she was a huge part of many moments in my life and I will forever be grateful for the support she gave me during my hardships.
Also, my car blew a tire on the way to our wedding venue 6 hours away - luckily we were leaving a few days early, so we were able to drive our donut tire to a shop and get a new, non-blown tire put on. And David's bridal THOUGHT they had lost my hubby's tux at first also. Everything was fine in the end, and I didn't feel any nervousness marrying the love of my life. Been together 10 years now and got two small humans that we adore.
The day of my wedding was mostly chaotic and frustrating, but the ceremony and reception were lovely. I never had any nerves or a single doubt on my wedding day because I knew exactly what I was getting myself into. Our marriage is the same relationship as the one we had before we got married, which is exactly why I was excited about marrying him. I want more of this forever.
That is so beautiful! Very happy for you. I'm doing the same thing.
Ahhh my eyes were watering. Love that for you two!
Exactly, I had some stressful things on the day of our wedding, but I kept reminding myself that all of this fuss is ultimately just details. At the end of the day, I was married the perfect person for me and that's all that mattered, and even if that had somehow gone wrong, it's just a piece of paper, it doesn't change how we feel for each other!
My first wedding back in the 80s (I was a child bride LOL) went off beautifully. It was held in the small community where I grew up, in the small country church I attended. At the time, my fiancé and I lived in two separate states, and the wedding was in a third. Sounds like a recipe for failure, right? But no, surprisingly everything went off without a hitch. All my vendors were cousins and did everything they could to make the day great. My only regret is going along with the rather ugly dress my mom picked out. (I didn’t care - I was marrying the man I thought would love me forever, turns out he didn’t. We divorced 23 years later.) My second wedding was at the court house, we were alone with the judge, wore blue jeans and a purple sweater, and walked up the street in the rain and had dinner afterwards. It was wonderful, and this time I *did* marry the love of my life!
I’m sorry but “child bride”?!
@@ezfaze4935 perhaps they were 16-18, still a child., it was very common to marry as soon as you finish high school. Arranged marriages back in the days were very common a lot between families in the past.
@@ViktoriaYatsenko 'back in the days'- yeah, but not the 80s! We're talking early 1900s, fam. By the way, child brides are still a thing today, and they largely center around a rapist or pedophile using religion to pressure a literal child (8-14) into putting up with marrying the 40+ -year-old man. So basically, Ez Faze has every right to balk at the phrase used. A thing being 'a thing' doesn't make it a *good* thing.
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 I didn't say that they no longer exists. Child brides still exists today even now at this time some poor child might be getting married to someone old fart.( I'm sure everyone knows it, unless they live under a rock, i do not need to mention if they exists or not) What made you assume i said they don't exists?. And does the story teller above looks over 100 years old to you? What 1900s? That's way way way back then.. What made you think that it only happened in 1900s? And who are " we". You were not even commenting here before i did so who are "we are talking early 1900s" again? Where is your "1900s" conversation here in this small section of topic about my explanation on Child bride to Ez Faze?
Also no one was against Ez Faze. Whats is wrong with you? no one forbid anyone to balk at phrases.. Are you trying to say that no one can go ahead and explain few thing why the story teller used the phrase " Child Bride".? And also judging by the story this happened in U.S. no any other place. So child brides as young as 8-14 could happen in polygamous community or Amish communities. But Amish communities let their daughter grow a little more and finish school early so at most marriage could happen at 16-18+ , but then who knows which community does what. There so many Amish communities, and all have different rules.
Since the word " State" being used, only in Unites States they are being used mostly. SO which is why i said the arranged marriages back then no matter what year even before i was born in 1991 , still existed.. and was very common in closed tight communities. Just because I didn't fully explain it, you could still grasp the words the storyteller used. Assuming the storyteller used to live in very religious community that believed in traditional arranged marriage, or it just happened both families were friend and decided to marry their own children to each other.
Arranged Marriages in 1980s were still a thing did you know it?, It happened in U.S and Europe, anywhere? And they still exist today. No matter what age or year its, the arranged marriages never stopped to exist to this day.
Especially in small religious communities, where everyone knew each other like a family. They still exist today, and it can happens anytime. Just because i didn't mention more about it. Nor was i disagreeing with anything or anyone. I'm not even sure why did you bother to comment to me?
My wife and I eloped with just our closest friends and it was amazing. My wife's mom is a certified Momzilla and if she was included it would have all become about her. She was mad for a few years but she's over it now that we've given her an awesome grandson. We have no regrets and have been happily married for 5 years with a lifetime to go :)
If I'm getting married someday, I'll have to fight hard with my mom, who will want a big wedding for me, meanwhile I just want my closest relatives (just people I really like !) and something simple, stressless, but nice (of course, maybe my plans can change if the groom will want something else !).
But I don't want get married without my parents. :)
Planning to do the same. My mother did everything she could to ruin my wedding this year instead of being my main supporter. She won't be invited next time.
I loved my low-cost wedding! Only regret is letting my MIL control most of the stuff. I didn't want to fight. But eventually we did end up fighting because she tried to extend her control to my family as well. From our car to our house to the school our kids will go to to our freaking furniture, but she never got her ways again and it ended up causing a huge fight when she tried to feed choking hazards multiple times to our babies. We stopped seeing her as of last month. It really helped our marriage ❤️
My wedding day was relaxed and perfect. My husband and I both opted for a simple backyard wedding, bc that fits both of our styles. Of course, I'm not one to stress over things being perfect, but everything went as planned. We were lucky to have wonderful family and friends who helped make our day, our very own. I wouldn't change a thing. My advice, hire a photographer and don't stress over things being perfect. Things happen, so don't let that ruin your day!
Simple is the key
Next time I get married, someday, I will do it very simply. I stressed over everything. Then, just as we were about to exit the country club at 6/7, MIL from hell told me she booked a three-hour after-party at a nearby place. Didn't invite my parents or anyone else from my side, which was the idea-egads! Ppl from Brooklyn at HER event! Dad apologized to US for not being up to going-said they were exhausted, still had a long ride home, and also had to pick us up at 5:30 a.m. for the airport. We got home close to midnight BC she kept extending it even though I said I had been up since 5 a.m. and had to be up at 4 a.m., and were like "well, it is our wedding night so we have to...it was still great because we were so in love AND were so glad the wedding was over. Also, now comes the REAL fun, the honeymoon! And yes, I remember floating around in the water, us being so romantic 24/7 and thinking "yes, I DK if this is why but I feel like part of this wonderful feeling like no other I ever felt before is because I am sooo relaxed as compared to the days before".
I’m glad your wedding was perfect and simple! Congrats!!!
When a dear friend remarried, she did the same. I felt it was fabulous to have fresh grilled steak!!! Her nieces and nephews played “Here Comes the Bride” on Kazoos. It was a totally charming experience. They lasted till death did them part. 26 years later.
Amen! I wanted the bbq thing too but had just been to a rained out disaster wedding...
My wedding was my definition of perfect.
It was just a simple "backyard" wedding. We live on 35 acres and had it set up in our one field overlooking the mountains. My husband made our one of a kind open arbor, shaped like a chapel peak, out of logs. I hung a gorgeous chandelier in the center for us to stand under. We then went down to the barn that we had all set up for the reception with a "chic" bbq atmosphere. I planned it myself and made all the decorations myself at 19 years old. All of our guests got a ride up the hill to the field via hay ride.. I rode up to the field on my horse, where my dad then lifted me down and walked me down the aisle.
Most beautiful wedding ever and I'm blessed to call it mine. We've been married 6 years now and have 4 beautiful babies together so far. ❤️ And YES, I hired a photographer! So glad I did. That and I rented my favorite local band! Those two things were my only major expenses, as my grandma even made my dress for me and my uncle, who owns a food truck, made all of the food, free of charge as my wedding gift.
Most relaxing day ever.
That sounds lovely🥰
This sounds like an extremely non-city wedding 😂❤️ us LA people can only dream
Hell ya!! Sounds perfect!!!! A handmade gown??!! Wow!! I can alter some, but I couldn't imagine the level of skill it takes to do something like a wedding dress. 💜
@Nicky L 🤣
Sounds like bliss! Wishing you a lifetime of happiness 💕
My wedding was perfect. Courthouse on a Monday, held after all legal business had wrapped and the building was basically empty. Just the judge, my grandma (who raised me), his mother, and us. It wasn’t beautiful, but it was peaceful and easy. And, at 8 months pregnant, it’s all I needed. We just celebrated our 10th anniversary last week. ❤️
That's pretty much how I wanted my wedding!
Amen! Everyone does not need a huge and expensive wedding. My grandparents got married at a fish hatchery! Do what makes you happy.
Happy belated anniversary!
@@AuntieJensFamilyTrees Thank you!
Congrats on your anniv!!! For me, someday, next time something very simple...never again the crazy wedding I had.
We had a simple and traditional wedding. No regrets, it was the best day of my life. My two bridesmaids shared MOH duties and made sure I was kept stress free. Ten years later they are still two of the most important people in my life.
thats so sweet they are still in your life
So this might be a silly question but what is the difference between a bridesmaid and a maid of honor? I've never really understood what the maid of honor's job is
@@GubbiGap MOH basically takes the lead in helping the bride. They spearhead shower and bachelorette planning and help with any pre wedding tasks like assembling decorations, etc.
@@maryalice578 ah okay got’cha! Thanks :)
@@GubbiGap It's also customary for the MOH and best man to sign the paperwork as the legal witnesses, and for the MOH to hold the bride's bouquet during the ceremony so that her hands are free to hold the groom's hand and exchange rings. In some cases the MOH will also hold the groom's ring until the bride needs it, like the best man traditionally holds the bride's ring for the groom. Also, a more recent custom is for her to make a speech at the reception similar to the best man's. @Mary Alice, that was a brilliant and lovely idea you had to split the duties and honors.
We decided to have a very small wedding, (30 of our closest friends and immediate family) after I got out of hospital for a life changing neuralgia condition (my husband proposed while I was in hospital). It was so much better, less stress, more intimate and surrounded with loved ones for our day. It was everything we could have asked for and we could focus on each other and our marriage, rather than spend hundreds of thousands and take 5 years to plan, like my big Italian family usually do. We have been together for almost 20 years now (we're renewing our vows soon) and are still so much in love and always put out marriage first, instead of just keeping up appearances for others. The key to a good marriage for us has always been honesty, clear communication, daily affection and putting each other before others opinions. I wish you all an abundance of love and a lifetime of happiness! 🥰
My mother in law got lost and missed the courthouse wedding. 17 years later, she’s helping me get to some of my cancer treatments when my mom has to go home 300 miles away to do her important things. I was waking up from anesthesia once and thought she was an angel, she IS!
I don’t understand weddings needing to be this stressful! I bought my wedding dress for $150. We rented a beautiful enclosed pavilion (looked like a cabin) at a county park for the reception. Hired a DJ, everyone on my family made the food and we rented the catering type serving dishes. Was able to get into the reception venue the day before and set everything up exactly like we wanted. I made all the floral arrangements, bouquets and everything. We got married in October so we used seasonal flowers. I didn’t sweat the small stuff so the gel pens I bought to sign the photo mat guest “book” didn’t work, we just found ball point pens.I knew years down the road I wouldn’t care. The only bad thing was my dad and my one bridesmaid were late to the weddings, turns out they were having an affair. They are married now. My husband and I celebrated our 20 year anniversary in October and honestly the wedding seems kind of insignificant 20 years and 2 kids later. People still say how our wedding was one of the most fun weddings they’ve ever been to and I literally enjoyed every moment of our day.
Wedding dress related....My only certified meltdown was when I received the email that said the company I ordered my wedding dress had stopped shipment (ran out of the material I wanted).... I went non traditional and ordered a beautiful Sari from India.
10 days before our out of state wedding.....which in all fairness, that is a legitimate reason to panic! Thankfully my soon to be hubs had an employee from India and she helped find local indian clothing shops. I will forever love her! Found a stunning Sari for 130$ right off the rack and they tailored the top that day and sent it to be dry cleaned all ready by the next day.
I like this. Still having a full wedding without being overbudget.
I want more info about the dad and bridesmaid lol, but sounds like a lovely time that was more about the people in your life vs making a big show.
I’ve been married for 36 years, the photographer cost more than our whole wedding and was worth it. We only had 46 guest it was a wonderful day where I married the love of my life.
I was a bridesmaid for one of my friend’s.
At the reception, and not just an hour in, the groom went up my dress and groped me.
He was definitely a few drinks in, and luckily one of his groomsmen caught it and grabbed him to redirect, as I quietly struggled and kept smiling as to not upset my friend. It was horrible. Kept my distance after that night, and unfortunately for a number of years following.
i am so sorry this happened to you. you are a survivor. Yes he was drunk, we can blame the alcohol, but he still is the one who did it AND the one who got drunk in the first place. I hope you are healing from this and that you have moved on... still in touch with that friend?
@@Ruby-yn5fp Drinking just makes people more of who they already are. He's a slimy perv.
I hope you told the bride. You can’t blame that on being drunk
Eww, good lord. What an asshole, especially since he knew you were trapped in a situation where you couldn't really react and call him out on it. I hope you told your friend later on. Are they still together?
A wedding coordinator is PRICELESS...priceless! Worth every penny!!
Mine was a relatively small wedding. I saved up, paid for everything, took care of everything, made all the arrangements, and delegated the management of the day itself to different people, one for corsages, one for the cake, one for the food, etc etc. It was absolutely wonderful. I was not nervous, there were a couple of mistakes by the organ player and the PASTOR of all people and they were both hilarious! There's even a photo of us laughing after the pastor's mistake.
Honestly those are the *best* photos--and a big part of why pro photographers are so worth it. They'll catch those candid and super genuine smiles/laughter that make for pics 100x better than the posed ones!
@@yuzu-tsuyu that is straight up truth!
That sounds awesome- the way it should be. I wish you & your husband a lifetime of happiness 💕
@@katebet07 ❤❤❤ thank you! It's been 33 good years and still going strong!!
@@earndoggy your welcome 💕
After two years of being engaged, postponing my wedding once due to covid, then losing the venue and deposit due to liquidation the second time, I was ready to have a small intimate wedding just so I didn’t have to plan a wedding anymore. So in 4 weeks we coordinated the most beautifully simple ceremony that I actually preferred over my original larger wedding plans.
Here’s the BUT… I’m still fighting off pregnancy rumours and everyone calling my wedding a shotgun wedding🤦♀️ after two years of being engaged and planning my wedding for a 3rd time… I must be pregnant. I hate people. 😂
Edit: We have been together for 7 years and got engaged in year 5. Just to put this ‘rushed into marriage thing’ into perspective 🙈
That does suck. Sorry.
In Australian slang "Tell em to get stuffed!" 😁
@@katebet07 dinkum. 😉
Every one thinks for me that I got engaged to soon. We have been dating for 3 years and got engaged and getting married next year. Few friends think I'm rushing it for be ik ng engaged for only a year and getting engaged at 3 years.
Don't hate; they're just very disappointed and grasping at straws to answer "why?!".
highly suggest having a small wedding! I just had one a couple months ago, had all the families and friends tune in via zoom and only had 8 guests there. Went for a simple lunch afterwards and that was it! Zero stress and was absolutely the best day of my life!
A wedding planner is a MUST! Absolutely worth every cent. Mine made (and saved!) the day!
I like how you posted this yesterday as I drove 478 miles to a wedding. I planned everything correctly except for considering the timezone change. But I got there JUST as they were exchanging the rings. Small note, the groom invited me who was a coworker that I never met in person before (we worked remotely for Apple). This was our first meeting and his wedding. I think that was just neat.
I wanted to have a backyard potluck wedding at my in-laws house so that all the friends and family of the neighborhood could easily attend. We lived provinces away from the family, and thought it made the most sense for us to travel to everyone instead of making them come to us. But the logistics of planning a wedding in another province was daunting - I had ZERO support.
When I told my mother-in-law about my wedding ideas, she told me "that's not what you want" and handed me Martha Stewart wedding magazines.
So being that I had zero support in the other province, plus my husband not wanting to have a big wedding even though his family IS MASSIVE, plus already having lived together for 6 years and not really caring about getting gifts, we decided that we would elope and no one from our massive family would be invited.
The kicker is that months after the elopement we went to my in-law's home, threw a massive potluck and party.... that could have been my dream wedding. I just really wish they could have given me that support to begin with.
Good morning Charlotte! It’s so nice to get an early video to start my day. I have a 19 year old with long, red hair. She’s studying theatre at Northwestern. There’s something magical about redheads. Keep shining! 💖
Love this, say hi for me!
@@CharlotteDobre I will. She’ll be thrilled. Thank you.
I have a red haired niece and married a man with a red haird niece. Crazy!
Had a very small wedding in a tiny chapel. We've been married 30 years and counting. So happy it wasn't a big affair. Used the money for things we needed. 💛✌🏼👍🏼💜
Had a tiny wedding in a park and it made life so easy.
Smart smart smart
My husband and I have been married 31 years and had a perfect wedding day until the priest died right after the ceremony.
Same, we only had maybe 100 guests. Got married in a church and had our reception at my uncles place in the backyard where it was big enough for everyone to hang out. Save heaps of money for us. Best decision we ever made!
The bride talking about wanting a minute to herself before the ceremony reminded me of the 5 minutes I was left alone in the bridal sweet before my wedding, and working myself into a panic that he was going to change his mind and leave without saying a word (to which my sister, who found me, said "don't be ridiculous"). This has nothing to do with who my partner is as a person, but because one of his groomsman was the kind of friend that if my fiance (now husband) had expressed any doubt or uncertainty, he would have walked my partner out of the church and driven away with him no questions asked (which is definitely a good friend, but still). It was an unnecessary fear because apparently as I was panicking that he might change his mind, my partner was telling his best man that he'd never been more certain that marrying me was the best decision he could make. We'll have been married 9 years this year, and we're still just as silly and in love.
Got married in October, no wedding planner or day of coordinater. The day was blessedly perfect, nothing went wrong. Everyone said it was beautiful and fun and it was truly one of the best days of our lives. I do wish that I got to say hi to my groom's extended family. I planned to, after a dress change, but when I came out almost all of them were gone! My husband did talk to most of them though, and I know they were not upset by this. I wore flats and was comfy the whole day! Also no nerves or cold feet on either side. We've never been so sure of something. I cried walking up the aisle seeing him, and he teared up seeing me. So grateful for that beautiful day. 💕
I'm just getting ready to go to a party, I hope there are a few dramas, usually makes a good party when things go wrong. Just laugh and go with it 😂🤣😂❤
Charlotte, I had the worst day ever, fighting with my boyfriend, etc. Then your video shows up - thanks for making my day!!!
Fighting with loved ones is not fun. I hope you two work it out!!
The best advice I can give is trying to find middle ground between you two. Relationships are a two-way street, 50-50 give and take type of partnership. If he's unwilling to just talk without blowing up, he may not be the guy for you
We can always count on Charlotte for a smile and a great friggin laugh when ya really need one, she’s great🥳 May we share our down days hanging out with Charlotte forevah, cheers 🥂 and a very Merry Christmas 🎄 🇨🇦
Thank you guys so much🥰
In true Charlotte Dobre fashion:
"This is the sign you've been waiting for."
What I learned from all the wedding reaction videos is... that my dream wedding will be the ceremony and afterwards lunch or dinner at a nice restaurant. You know, just hanging out with friends and family. That's it, nothing else. I want to enjoy our wedding, have a good time with my husband and not be completely exhausted afterwards. No special program or whatever.
Sounds boring, but it's calm. I like calm.
I like calm, too. Sounds like a wonderful idea
It sounds absolutely lovely!!!
Sounds good. Someday, the next one will be like that. Been there, done that with the big country club wedding and it just exhausted me and stressed me out. Only good thing was once we left the after-party we were sooo happy in comparison, despite being exhausted-I was up since 4/5 a.m. and didn't get home until almost midnight and we had to be up around 4/5 a.m. The damn party was a surprise-we were so happy walking to the limo but ex MIL From Hell let us know right then she set this up. She withheld that info so we couldn't say no and my family couldn't come-they all had 40 minute to 3 hour rides home! (Egads! People from Brooklyn at MY party! I will just wait until R and C can't say no without making a scene"-that is EXACTLY what she was thinking).
I had exactly that and never regretted it. No drama, arguments, late guests or bridal party. I wanted a newly opened African restaurant, but my parents objected very strongly, so we picked somewhere they felt comfortable, again, to avoid drama. I can definitely recommend the choice.
We got married in 2018, a small ceremony with my family in my grandmas driveway ! Did not have a coordinator but I did have an amazing photographer/MUA ! She got there early to start on makeup and hair , helped me set up tables , serve food , and stayed later than anticipated for cake photos she was a true blessing who made sure I did not stress the small things ❤️❤️ now she has her own studio and is taking off as a photographer!!
Charlotte not fully understanding pregnancy just made my day 😂
My wife's Family told her they where coming from Wisconsin to Philly for the wedding. They never showed up, they never called to tell her they where not coming. We spent the entire day worrying about her family and in the end of the night she was crying about it.
That's so heartbreaking. Did she have a good relationship with her family prior to this?
Jeez, I'm so sorry to hear that! What was their excuse? That'd be just about enough of a reason for me to cut contact. What an awful thing to do. I hope she's much happier now that she has you.
@@megmarie2153 She did, we used to go visit often, but Since her brother and Mother passed she doesn't speak to any of her 8 living siblings.
That’s so cruel… 🥲
@@JamesOpr did you ever get an explanation for why they did that?
Loved this spin on the whole wedding reaction videos! I’m currently engaged to be married next year and it’s so interesting to see what other brides/grooms regretted in hindsight
YaY I'm here early!! I don't know what it is about these bridezilla/wedding videos but I can't get enough. Charlotte is the only reaction channel that I can't miss a video! She does the perfect amount of reacting without talking through the video.
I love how I’m looking at wedding dresses while watching ur wedding videos.
That is why the horse was bucking. The horn. 🤣 Proud owner of a shire paint cross who loves to buck me off when we get up a hill as a celebration. Then he looks down right at me like, what are you doing down there? It's awesome 👍
My first wedding was taken over by my mother and to a lesser degree my now ex.
I was told nothing.
What a shock at the reception to learn that I was supposed to give a speech. I had never been to a wedding before, and did not know that the groom made a speech. Possibly the most awkward speech of all time.
My second wedding was perfect. My wife, myself, our two witnesses, and the Pastor, in his Church office. The day was about my wife and I, and our love for each other. It was a blessed relief, not to have to deal with other people.
I'm an introvert and wanted to do a city hall wedding - hubby wanted the reception so we split the days! The ceremony was 15 minutes at a wedding chapel (think las vegas style without the las vegas part) the next day was a 3 hour party with maybe 50 people invited. It was a nice compromise.
I got married 4 days after I turned 18. I had to have the big wedding with the dress, 6 bridesmaids (still talk to all of them) the whole thing. It's been 28yrs now and we will be renewing our vows on a beautiful beach in belize for our 30th anniversary. I wish we would have eloped bc I only new about 50/200 that were at our wedding. The things we do when we're young
“I love that for you” -one of my favorite Charlotte sayings!!! I want merch of that soooo bad!!! And “do your research!!!!” One if the best channels on here!!!
The wedding clips were a joy to watch 🤣🤣🤣
Charlotte laughing at toilet humor is why I come back, just to know I'm not the only one.
Our wedding was wonderful and my husband and I had a great time. However, I found out weeks later that there was a LOT of drama happening behind the scenes that I had no idea about at the time. Apparently my bridesmaids were all fighting over something trivial (I think it had to do with someone having to pick up something for someone else that spiraled out of control). Then one of them also broke up with her boyfriend during the reception...they had been fighting too. Additionally, one of the groomsmen (#1) met the girlfriend of another groomsman (#2)... she broke up with groomsman #2 and is now married to groomsman #1. Groomsman #2 doesn't talk to them or us anymore.
Pass the popcorn, that’s a lot of drama for one wedding!
What a telenovela!! I think it was a blessing that you did not know anything about what was happening behind the scenes as you said, that way you were able to enjoy during your day, It was very considerate of them to keep their issues on the low, some people just go nuts over situations like this and could ruin an event .
Train wreck lol
I had to take a second to thank you Charlotte!
You are so consistent and really brighten my every day and I always see you liking comments and showing support to people when they say they've had a hard day etc, you really are amazing!🌻☀️💛
My daughter and I totally love your stuff. We often chat about your vids and your awesome audience, that only seem to have positive comments. You’re a regular breath of fresh air💜
When my hubby and I got married our photographer was also the wedding planner and florist. He was amazing and if we ever renew our vows I want him for everything again. Best money spent
My wedding day was OK. My wedding night sucked. In our hotel room, my EX admitted he'd already cheated on my with my newly 21 year old extremely inebriated niece that was there. Proceeded to tell me if he had met her and I at the same time, he'd have dated both of us to see which he liked better. She would have still been in high school and he's 14 years her senior. Then tells me I'm not allowed to be upset because he told me and that I had 1 year to get ready to have children. That was 16 years ago and I've been happily divorced and single for 13 years and no, I didn't have children with him 👍
Oh my, that sounds absolutely horrible. I'm sorry you had to live through that but so good to know you are out of that relationship!!
Sounds like you avoided a bullet there, with someone so controlling. Glad you got out of it.
Thank you. Me too
Thanks. Me too. Lots of healing has been done.
Very! I've learned a lot about narcissism since. It's hard to heal from but getting there
Just got married last saturday, while it wasn’t the wedding I had originally planned because Hurricane Ida messed up our original venue I’m still happy with how it came out even though we couldn’t have everyone we wanted there.
Congrats!
Trisha Paytas??
Congratulations 🎊
Feel worse for the owners of the original venue 😯
Have a great day/ night everyone!~
"Lift me up like in Flashdance" I think that's the wrong movie 😆
Lol, that 🐎 was like "🤬 this 🦄 fairytale 🐂💩! I'm a Clydesdale 🤬s! "🍻
My daughter got married two years ago. Her experience with bridesmaids was the same as those who said they don't speak to theirs anymore. They practically ruined the week leading up to her wedding as well as the day. It was a beautiful day and event and everyone there enjoyed it immensely - except the bride.
At my wedding they couldn't find the song I wanted to walk down the aisle to at the last minute so my husband (ex husband now) said "she likes #9 on this CD so just play that" and it was "give me one reason to stay here, and ill turn right back around" by Tracy Chapman. I tried to run down the aisle before the lyrics started but there was no use. And I forgot to shave my armpits and my brother called it out 🤣
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As someone who worked a LOT of weddings, one of the best ideas I've seen is bringing a change of shoes for after the ceremony. The cutest I saw was when the couple came to the reception and publicly changed into pairs of Chuck Taylor's, hers were white and his black.
We eloped at a courthouse with 2 of our best friends as witnesses and my son. We then gathered at a local pub with the rest of our friends and both of our parents. Sometimes I wish I had a traditional wedding, but then I see videos like these and I love my low key wedding
We got married at a venue that INCLUDED a coordinator that was also the MC for the reception. Someone that knew the venue inside and out, had a list of everything and knew how to make it perfect. My bridesmaids and MOH only had to 'guard' me against uninvited guests and potential drama which thankfully never happened. No one was stressed and was such a lovely night that people are still talking about it 6 years later :)
Yessss to getting a wedding planner! My wedding was earlier this year and I don’t know what I would have done without her. The morning of the wedding was super stressful because my makeup person was running super behind, but everything after that was amazing.
We didn't have one, & I regret it. We had a 15 month engagement, so we figured we had heaps of breathing room to get everything squared away so that there would be no issues, we picked an all-inclusive venue for simplicity which supposedly came with a planner, & we only has a small (by national standards) amount of guests, to keep it intimate.
Despite all that, I still regretted _so much_ not finding the money from somewhere else to personally hire an independent planner. Ours;
1. Fouled up communication with the florist,
2. Didn't get a decor item she had sworn she could + we only found out when we saw it on the day (& my bestie could have provided them for us, if we'd only had notice),
3. The DJ she booked was _awful_ (as in, didn't run the setlist we gave him & very much misread the taste of the room + had to be straight-up _bullied_ into playing the setlist because he was _that_ resistant -awful) &
4. Wasn't there the day-of to keep things running smoothly, which it was my impression was part of the standard planner-services package. Despite arriving at the venue an hour early to make sure we were on time to the ceremony, we still wound up being _super_ late - like, I later had to apologise to my guests for keeping them waiting in the hot sun for so long before a pretty long ceremony -late - because the random staff member who was supposed to come get us when it was time just...didn't.
We still had a beautiful wedding (which ppl, very gratifyingly, still rave about [I suspect the 2 different surprise entertainment acts - magicians, + a Goblin King impersonator - had a lot to do with it]), but it made some small problems bigger, & I was _really_ pissed off about those decor items, as they were like a focal point of the theme, + the failure of the venue to let us know when it was time to go down to the ceremony (which it was clearly communicated we could rely on them to do) thing.
I chose not to post a review of the venue afterwards, for that reason. Pretty sure they don't want the review I'd give.
Prospective brides, if you're having anything with multiple moving parts, hire a planner if you possibly can. You won't regret it.
I had a tiny wedding with maybe 25 people. The ceremony was in my grandparents' living room where the family had gathered for holidays for decades and where my mother prepared for her own wedding. The reception was at a local restaurant owned by a family friend. My cousin took pictures, the expenses were minimal, and I never stressed a bit. We are about to celebrate our ten year anniversary.
We were married in Ireland (from US) after realizing trying to plan a wedding with my crazy family was becoming too intense!! We were going to Ireland for our honeymoon & after a little research & talking to our Irish friends they found a priest who married us in the Catholic church (I'm Baptist, hubs is Catholic) so we didn't have to abide by the two week residency requirement for marriages in Ireland. Highly recommend, if having any doubts or thoughts of not wanting the headache of the big wedding, to elope or have a very small, intimate ceremony then have a huge reception w/everyone else if still wanting a big party!! We had a big reception AFTER returning from our honeymoon. I also HIGHLY recommend Ireland! It is gorgeous!! After 27yrs of marriage, & watching these type of vids, we are still very happy with our decision!! Best of luck to any future brides out there!!
i'm only 19 and hardly have a love life of my own but i was an assistant to an event cordinator and a common thing i noticed that couples did at the weddings i worked were private dinners. we would serve the guests in the venue, but have a little room set up for the bride and groom so they could have their frst dinner as a wed couple and speaking with them after their reception, they really enjoyed the quiet before their big party ! 100% hire a cordinator, we do our best to make sure the happiest day of your life is the least stressful day of your life !
The wedding party fail in the beginning happened in my town. Oh that was so funny, but they had a good sense of humor about it all.
Yay new video! Thank you for keeping us sane Charlotte ❤️
Yayy its that time!! Love ya Charlotte 😘
My wedding was awesome. We walked to the bar when the reception was over and kept the party going. A regular at the bar recognized me from earlier that year when I drunkenly cried on St. Patrick’s day because my now husband was deployed. She bought us all shots. I used a dive bar bathroom in my HUGE dress alone, which everyone was impressed with (I was too honestly) - the live band played our song. It was great.
I got married in the same church my sister did. We are both divorced now….so maybe the church is cursed. But my wedding was awesome and my ex husband is still a close friend so, I remember it fondly. 😂
Our wedding was small and at a park we always took walks in. My favorite memory is having my baby sister (3 at the time) holding my hand the entire time! ❤️❤️❤️
As a person gettting married this Sept, I totally use this videos as a "what not to do guide" I love these videos, some of them have given me some great ideas. Also never standing on a dock for pictures. I'll just stand by some nice trees, lol.
I got married last year and it went fantastic! Had the ceremony at a nice resort in New Hampshire and everything went smoothly. Had a big ass Italian family on my side so we lucked into very cheap wedding planning and photography. Small wedding cause of covid, but couldn't be have asked for a less stressful or more picturesque day.
This is so lovely to hear!!!
We literally just had my parents, grandma, & brother gather in our town's Old Town Square, read a couple things, then we went out for sushi all together & the husband & I signed our marriage certificate. We had originally wanted to do something a little bigger, but now we're SO glad we didn't - a "traditional" wedding literally sounds like a nightmare to me 😂
I was married by a judge at a county courthouse. Present was my mother, my children from previous marriages ( this was my third marriage) and my niece. Twenty years later, we are still going strong and I have never missed having a big wedding. Many of my friends who did, are no longer married and they spent thousands.
Your hair is on fleek today Ms. Charlotte!
I love these videos. That fart sound affect cracked me up lol. I plan to become a wedding planner. Its always been a dream of mine. So thankful all my brides maids are people from my church and my sisters and daughter. No drama there. 💜
This bride was barefoot on my wedding day. I was also wearing a $20 dress, $50 cake, free music, catering, and location due to amazing family and friends. BEST DAY EVER!
Our wedding was good (20 years married). Everything went smoothly and it was a blast. The one funny moment we still chuckle over in the actual wedding night. No one tells you how exhausting weddings actually are. By the time we got back to the room, we were both dead on our feet. We looked at each other and said "Yeah, we have a two week honeymoon to do this. Lets just get some actual sleep", and we both just crashed. We did have an early flight the next morning (I think it was a 7am flight.. went to Disneyworld and then a Disney cruise).
We did stay up for a few hours while my patient husband removed the thousands of bobby pins in my french twist.
So true! We were so exhausted by the time we got to our hotel room that if I hadn’t been wearing the lingerie underneath my dress and he saw it while helping me get out of my dress, we would have just gone to bed 😂
I don't know a single couple that consummated their marriage on their wedding night. My wedding was over by 3pm and we were both very exhausted by the end of it. We went home immediately afterward intending to nap but ended up having drinks at home with friends who could not attend the wedding. Then my husband and I went to a fancy restaurant to have dinner to celebrate our wedding night alone. When we got home, we both said "Morning vibe?" laughed at our jinx and went to sleep. I regret nothing. lol
Merry Christmas, Miss Charlotte 🎄
Thanx for the gift of laughter you gave me all year long 🌹
I got married 19 years ago. It was 17 of us in Aruba and we had the best time and memories. I was surrounded by those I loved the most and our wedding not only includes memories of the ceremony and dancing to the steel band but also days at the beach and pool.
I couldn't help but to laugh my butt off at this video.
Charlotte's wedding reactions are my favorite!🤗🤗
I had a four day wedding 'event' - including two all night raves, a cocktail party and a handfasting ceremony. A mad hatters tea party and a naked pool party. It was just fantastic. Hired both a photographer, and a planner. We didn't do it till we could afford it either, so we paid for the whole thing. Enjoy your weekend x
Now THIS is a wedding! That sounds like soooo much fun holy wow!!
Woowwwww love this
That sounds live af! 😄
That sounds amazing
Okay but WHY did that thumbnail get me so mad😂✨I’m out here ready to throw hands for a girl I don’t even know lol
😂😂😂👀
I did my own wedding at the Botanical Gardens in Tucson, Arizona. Did my own flower coloring, made the bouquets, buttonaires, decor, food, 50-75 people, designed cake and flowers for that, bought supplies to make it and friend did work as gift...had a lighted fountain in it, which she used for other cakes later. I wore white ballet slippers that I hand beaded with irridescent beads to match the ruffles on my dress. I made hours of my favorite tapes {yes, decades ago} and one friend was in charge of changing tapes when needed. Food was grown/made by me, frozen until wedding, but some things I made a few days prior. Made sangria and peach alcohol punches, Corona w/salt and lime, and made ice floes for punches, with fruits frozen in them. It went smoothly but I was my own planner so knew exactly what was being done and made sure it happened. Told 2 bridesmaids and my sis MOH choose regular dresses they can use again, just light blue and light green were the colors. Truly less than $2,000 back several decades ago. Also had a no alcohol drinks table..for those who didn't want alcohol. Southwester buffet I made.
Lift u up like in flash dance?!?! Charolette!!! Do I need to make you watch Dirty Dancing with me?? 😂
The being in love with an ex is a huge fear for me. I rushed into an engagement once and that happened.. and after that, some have been offended that I aint rushing it after 6 months.. I'm trying to make daaaamn sure she is over her previous ex before I start moving anyone in or talking about the future
6 months is nothing, and people were offended? Don't worry, you're the sane one.
Absolutely. As you know, it is very important to wait. For me, even a year, even two years, is not that much when you are talking about the rest of your life. Plus, we are still wearing rose-colored glasses in that "honeymoon period", for me, far longer. Then we all start seeing things in the other person we maybe don't like, which is normal because no one is perfect, and then people forget why she/he broke up with the ex and the real you doesn't fare so well in comparison to an idealized image...Finally, you have a fight and the person goes running back to the ex.
@@hojmatros5102 Yeah. I'm at a point where I want to settle down, but still go slow and make sure it's with someone good. These days you have to be bf/gf by like 2 weeks of dating, and feels like everyone wants to say I love you at a certain point (2 months), and then it needs to progress to moving in by a certain number of months (like 6 or 7), then if you aren't married by such and such time (Or at least engaged after a year) then clearly you have commitment issues.. the whole thing these days just feels rushed AF and if you don't agree you're the bad guy
Literally one of the best decisions I made for my wedding day was the wonderful lady I had be my wedding coordinator, Monica. She was a long time family friend, had known my parents since high school, and had the same level of attention to detail as my own mother. So she allowed both me and my mother (who was probably more stressed than I was) to not be stressed about anything day of, and let us enjoy our time together as a family. Wonderful memories of us getting ready that morning and having her fawn over how beautiful everything looked. The wedding cake was actually late getting there (not sure how late, but enough to be concerning), and Monica handled it and my mom didn’t find out until after it was sorted. Legit could have sent one or both of us into a panic had we known. God bless Monica, she was the real MVP. Ladies, even if you can’t get a professional, get yourself a Monica. Someone who will work their tail off to make sure everyone gets where they’re supposed to be, and keeps the fire extinguisher handy for any kind of trouble.❤️
I saw this idea in Sarah's day, you plan your wedding and just get a wedding planner on that day. She explained it better and it's cheaper.
I did that. Planned everything, then got an event guy to coordinate
@@recipesandsongs8050 did you like it? I would totally love to do this
Yup. Just hire an event coordinator, not a planner. It really just depends on the level of involvement you want to have and also how much money you're willing to fork over.
One of my Aunt's is my bridal attendant, which is kind of like a wedding coordinator. She will be handling everything when it comes to vendors on the day. She's also going to be in charge of making sure I eat as I get ready and have drinks during pictures. She is my favorite person and couldn't imagine her only being a guest.
Just got married this year... Aside from starting the night before the day went really well! Our venue had a Day of Coordinator that handled all the venues and we had an amazing photographer and videographer! I remember the day and actually got to enjoy the party. My husband and I both love planning, so we both worked hard together to make sure the day was ironed out smoothly for us to be able to enjoy it! I typed up a day of schedule to hand off to my bridal party, photographer, and venue coordinator. I was really happy with the way we both embraced the day for ourselves, we included the traditions we wanted and made things our own. We left out bouquet toss, garter toss, and any speeches. I can agree with you Charlotte that what you need for your wedding day is a great photographer, a coordinator, and to not say fart instead of heart 😂
Also would like to add, I did binge your wedding series while I was planning to make sure I never fell into the bridezilla category. It was very inspirational content. Thanks for being so awesome!
We've been married for 18 years. We got married when we were 20 years old. He's a Veteran and it was a shot gun wedding. I had no flowers, no wedding dress and he didn't have a tux. It was only our family. Nothing formal about it. Looking back I wish that we had the bigger wedding, but it what it is. Just happy that he came home safe and he gave me 5 handsome boys! 💜
Consider planning a renewal of vows ceremony for your 25th anniversary. That way you have time to save money, and can plan the wedding ceremony that you would have liked to have ❤
Have another ceremony to renew your vows if you still want the big wedding.
Please thank your husband for his service. I too am the wife of a veteran. Heartfelt thanks! (And it's never too late to have a wedding, we got married in a courthouse and then had the church wedding later). It's been 33 years and we're still best friends.
The 'road' to happiness may be rough, but the destination is what makes it worthwhile.
I got married in 1995 & there wasn't such a thing as "the wedding planner" back then (or if there was I didn't know 🤷🏼♀️) Talk about a stressful day! my family is huge so I had 10 bridesmaids. I had to coordinate going looking & choosing dresses. I organised the tables who sat where, who had what food including allergies & kids meals, the coaches to collect family from whos House 1st 2nd & so on! I had to figure out who was staying where the night before. I had a horse & carriage that was late so I was 45 min late to the church! the guy who brought the carriage had parked his car in the front of the garage where sat inside was the limousine for the bridesmaids! my uncle had to stand with the horse & carriage while my dad took the guy to move the car so we only had a couple of minutes together on our own before we set off to church! The DJ had left our wedding song at home, my flowers were dropped so I lost a few before I got to church! things just happened & it was stressful as hell ! I wasn't nervous at all but looking back it kind of passed me by in a haze! if I could have had a wedding planner 1 million percent I would have! 🤦🏼♀️😳😜
You’re amazing!!!! This is EPIC!!! I love your reactions!!
Lol the kettle she showed when she said "The tea is hot today" is the exact kettle I have XD
I had a very simple wedding with my husband. We did not plan a reception, just a ceremony. It was an open ceremony, meaning no guest list and we aired it on Facebook since I am not originally from the US so my family to watch. It was just my husband and I, no bridal party, in a church. I bought flowers from Dollar tree and a bridesmaid dress that was on sale for $40. I wore some sandals I already owned. My sister did my hair as a gift and a friend did my make up as a gift. My husband bought a suit for $50 that he was able to wear for work afterwards LOL.
Our church family actually blessed us with a surprise reception after the ceremony and it was so beautifully decorated as they knew my favourite colours are bright yellow and gold. One of our friends took pictures with her iPhone LOL and I got others from friends and family that uploaded them to Facebook.
It was an amazing day, cost us $200 and we are still happily married all these years later 💛