@American Born No I'm pretty sure he meant had she gotten angry and started yelling about how he's ruining her wedding then it would show how the rest of the marriage would be.
In my aunt's wedding, the groom did this and my aunt retaliate by looking at the bridesmaid and they were nodding their heads like they were communicating then she faced the priest and was like "yes" all of us laughed and that became the most memorable wedding in our bloodline.
*Guy 1:* "Don't do it, man!" *Guy 2:* "What about game nights?!" *Guy 3:* "Not worth it, in my opinion." *Guy 4:* "Think it through!" *Groom:* "Imma do it anyway!" *Guys:* "Are we a joke to you?"
This was amazing. It would have been hilarious if the bride had turned around and done the same thing with her bridesmaids afterwords as improvisation.
When I was 8, my grandfathers cousin and I were my grandfathers best men at his wedding and we pranked the wedding crowd by pretending I lost the rings. The looks on everyone’s faces were priceless as they went from having a panic attack to dying with laughter. One of my best memories as I turn 18 this year haha.
At a wedding I went to, they asked for the rings and the groom turns around to his best man and his best man pulls his pockets out and there's nothing in them. The best man looked at the next guy, he did the same thing. This went all the way down the line of 8 guys and then the last one pulled it out and they passed it one by one up to the groom. While that is happening, the bride is over there about to have a panic attack.
@A J yeah sometimes people have such like panicky moments and maybe it can cause some panick attack of sorts? I mean like now a days anything could be ptsd for someone on this point.
I attended a friend's wedding and her groom came out slapping palms with the groomsmen like a sports team lineup. Then at the "kiss the bride" part, he spun around with his mouth open and the best man sprayed a shot of Binaca into his mouth before he kissed her. She looked just like this bride laughing. That pretty much said it all about them. 30+ years ago and I remember that still.. 😂
The casual “ya I do” at the end there is just perfect. Also was fully expecting someone else to come up instead totally as a joke but still to do it and be like “oh shoot wrong one. Sorry honey!” And just walk back as another one goes up, still the wrong person but just to keep it going
This reminds me of a joke my uncle did to my father on his wedding to my step mother. He placed a note under he shoe that said “Help me” so when they both kneeled down that note popped up and everyone laughed. 💀
I had passed this by my then bride to be, now ex wife, this. She did not like the idea at all. I also recommended 'Du Hast' by Rammstein as a song for the reception. I guess my subconscious was telling me something.
He is one very lucky man to have her. A good number of us might not have put up with that. But he found one that would. Best of wishes to the both of them.
I'm guessing that a) She is well acquainted with his sense of humor, and b) He most likely gave her a head up that there would be some sort of unscripted surprise during the ceremony.
@@PhoenixsArt do yourself a favour and be realistic. Even if you give your marriage all the effort and love you can, the marriage also depends on the other person who you have no control over. It's idiots like you who get married in a fit of blind faith that end up getting in ugly divorces or in abusive relationships later because you think everyone think the same way as you do.
Humor is the best silence-breaker at a ceremony. Weddings are so fucking boring when they’re made to be “perfect,” but ceremonies like these with intentional pauses for laughter make them 1000% better.
This is lovely! You know you are marying the right man when he can turn something serious in something funny. An amazing way to make everybody to relaxe.
