Cheap couples have the fee for “disaster wedding”

Talk about a bunch of cheap people.

Nothing is worse than a wedding outside on a hot summer day, and the bride and groom ing as much as possible.

A disgruntled wedding guest brought to Reddit’s R/Weddingshaming Subreddit to complain about the “wedding disaster” they attended recently.

“From the beginning to not even even a little bit, because I left very early, it was a mess,” Op wrote. They explained that the wedding invitation only disclosed the location and time – no other information, and no even dress code requirements. “This is the only information provided in the invitation and there is no wedding website to get more information.”

The wedding sounded like the worst: “It turned out to be an outdoor wedding with a wet 95 degree and a sunny afternoon (think it was indoors because I lifted the venue). People were wearing shorts, tees and footsteps, and some were wearing long floor gowns.

According to what the OP described, the ceremony was long and the screaming child was interrupted throughout the process. But this is just the beginning.

“At this point, I drowned my sweat, all I wanted was water. I didn’t pay attention to the people in front of me because I was busy trying to fight the flies. It’s my turn, I want water. ‘You got water, $2,'” the original poster shared.

“I looked up and saw the sign. There was no free drink, not even water. It took me a second to internalize my card and pull it out. The man said, ‘Oh, sorry, we’re sorry, we’re just running it with cash.'”

Yes, this is not even the tip of the wedding disaster iceberg.

When dinner is about to have a homemade buffet filled with annoying flies. Once the dessert comes out, “no plates, napkins, forks, nothing. The buffet equipment has been cleaned.

After a more crazier explanation of the night, the OP wrote by: “I really don’t think it’s real life. Like it’s a practical joke, right? I might politely refuse the invitation, I have no information about moving forward.”

Nearly 300 comments in the thread confirm the OP’s strong feelings about the shocking wedding.

“This is not a wedding. It’s a survival challenge.”

“Frickin’Yikes. I’m glad no one was dehydrated, passed out or worse. I was all happy and surprised.”

“…I laughed loudly and the guy holding the dessert laughed.”

“It actually sounds dangerous – calories, no free water, give people diarrhea food.”

Although the story is wild, the couple isn’t the only one to deprive guests at a wedding.

A Bridezilla actually banned the water bottle at her wedding because it didn’t match the aesthetic she wanted – even though the wedding was held on a 102°F day.

Claimed: “She obviously thinks the water bottle in the photo will ruin the atmosphere.”

Too bad, someone almost fainted in the oath.