AITA for telling the TRUTH in the wedding toast? - REACTION

AITA for telling the TRUTH in the wedding toast? - REACTION

Hey guys, it's Charlotte Dobre here, and today's video is all about telling the truth in your wedding toast.

Now, we all know that wedding toasts can be a bit tricky. You want to say something heartfelt and meaningful, but at the same time, you don't want to say anything that might offend or upset anyone. But, what if I told you that the key to a great wedding toast is honesty?

When you stand up to give your wedding toast, it's important to remember that this is your opportunity to share your genuine thoughts and feelings about the happy couple. While it may be tempting to sugarcoat things or to play it safe, the truth is that your words will be more meaningful if they come from the heart.

So, what does it mean to tell the truth in your wedding toast? It means sharing your honest thoughts and emotions, even if they may be difficult or uncomfortable. It means speaking from the heart and saying what you truly believe about the couple and their relationship.

Of course, this doesn't mean that you should be unnecessarily harsh or critical. It's important to strike a balance between honesty and kindness. But, at the end of the day, your wedding toast should be a reflection of your genuine feelings about the couple and their special day.

So, the next time you're called upon to give a wedding toast, remember that honesty is the best policy. Share your true thoughts and feelings, and you'll create a memorable and meaningful moment that the happy couple will cherish for years to come.

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[Mewse]

"Not seeing her son get married would hurt her"

She should have thought about that when she called his fiancé "used" for being in the same exact position he is in.

[theTwilightSystem]

The sister only wanting to go to the wedding once it was in Hawaii drives me crazy. My brother was living on the other side of the country when he married his wife. Our family couldn’t afford to fly out for his wedding, so we worked with his friends to set up a livestream. We were still there on his wedding day, even though we couldn’t physically be there. We saw the ceremony and talked to the bride and groom and guests. You can make things work if you really want to. The sister in the story simply does not care about OP.

[roll]

Oh that sister 100% just wanted that free trip to Hawaii. That second comment you read hit the nail on the head perfectly, spelling it out exactly - "is your business suddenly not going to be busy? your kids suddenly are great on long trips?" She didn't want the wedding, just the trip.

[undomiel]

I am so sorry for the couple whose only 14 guests confirmed they want to attend their wedding. They sound like lovely people

[daffodilunderhill]

My niece had her own mother have a Mother Minder at her wedding. Her mother's behavior at her older sister's wedding led to this. The Minder didn't really have any control but Mommy was better simply because she had been warned by both sisters and knew she was being watched during the wedding. The Minder was sweet as pie and was called the mother's "assistant". She stuck with Mommy at all times, helping and being so so nice.

[kosmickobb]

That first story is awful! telling that woman to hide her child?! My mom got married when I was 11 and his parents welcomed my sister and I with open arms. They are our grandparents through and through, they made it a point to have a great relationship with us and I'm so lucky to have them! So glad they didn't do us like this!

[patriciat]

Not a wedding but a funeral and my best friend was designated to keep my MIL away from me. I did my best to avoid her in the crowd, but she was making her way toward me. On cue, my friend gushed at how good it was to see her and, taking her arm, whisked her away. So very grateful to have a friend like that.

[cates]

That last story really just sounds like the bride didn't like her soon-to-be husband's best friend and wanted to do whatever she could to wreck their relationship. She made him the scapegoat for everything that she found wrong on her "special day." She deserved that speech.

[PukingPanda]

My stepdad who is a massive jokester made a divorce joke at my uncles wedding and the only people that took it hard were the bride and bride’s dad. My stepdad was upset when he found out he offended them that he shut down for like an hour at the reception.
Flash forward a year and the bride cheated on my uncle multiple times with multiple men.
We all joke to my stepdad that he was more of a psychic than a jokester.
Uncle is remarried to a beautiful woman with a baby now.

[twiththejetski]

Yup! My cousins husband hired a security just for his mother in law. He had a coming to Jesus moment after she made a scene at the rehearsal dinner. He said you say one thing out of line or have more than one drink you will be kicked out and not let back in. Mad respect for that man. They are still married 10 years later.

[BederikStorm]

This Sunday I was at the wedding of a relative. Both MILs were running the ceremony, meeting guests, showing them seats, asking whether everything is alright, and constantly comforting everyone. This is how I see the role of MIL during the wedding, not awful things people do.

[steveandme]

My mom actually did this to me... we were planning a large wedding in Colorado in Dec. Mom just couldn't make it. When the grooms family started making issues, we decided to get married on a cruise. Back home we had a big reception. Years later, I found out mom just didn't want to deal with the cold weather, but a cruise to the Caribbean was acceptable, and she had been furious for not being brought along. Thanks for the support on my special day, mom.

[dreamersfarm]

Only 14 RSVPs - I LOVE the idea of treating all those to an awesome experience… those who said no, said NO. it’s a lesson for all of us to always choose what matters most in our lives.

[alexharney]

I am so grateful for my mother in law she is literally an angel! She understands and respects boundaries and she is one of the kindest most generous person I know. I love you Vivi

[amandalupacchino]

My grandma has dementia and went to my wedding. It was extremely heartfelt given I wasn’t sure if she was going to make it. We had our ceremony at a church, so we showed our sign of peace. Once we got to my grandma, talked to me and my husband about her wishes for a happy marriage and how she genuinely grateful she is for me to find such an incredible person to spend the rest of my life with. That was such an emotional moment for everyone who attended. I could care less about her outshining us at the wedding, especially that very moment. It was the most meaningful wedding gift I’ve ever received. Although her case is severe, she still talks to me about how beautiful that day was.

[carolnacarato]

It sounded to me like the last guy DID speak up earlier and defended his wife's honor and the groom said just to "play ball" with the situation because he was going to have to deal with her shenanigans for the rest of his life. Dude did calm down, but apparently was being bad mouthed to the rest of the guests and family because the bride's mother let the cat out of the bag at the bar. I don't feel he wished them a divorce, he actually said he would be there for the groom in the event of---which seems like a pretty educated guess. Probably shouldn't have toasted the couple that way but I totally don't blame him.

[SouthernSera]

The bride in the last story reminds me of how my sister reacted to my divorce. I was a bridesmaid in her wedding and by the time the wedding happened I had already moved out of our house, gotten my own place and took off my wedding rings. My sister alluded that she thought I got divorced when I did to "steal her thunder" because everyone would be talking about my divorce at her wedding. Did she think I wanted everyone to talk about how my marriage had failed?! And did she really think I stayed in an awful, emotionally and verbally abusive marriage just hoping she'd get married so I could decide at that moment to sign divorce papers? I was much younger and more timid then (life has kicked me in the ass enough to make me no longer give a shit about what people think of me and to stand up for myself) so I told her I'd put my wedding rings back on and when anyone asked me where my "husband " was I'd tell them he was sick and couldn't make it. The delusions of some women when they become brides is beyond crazy.

[glendamckay]

The third wedding seems to be a trend nowadays among brides. My daughter was so laid back she told the bridesmaids to choose what they would be happy with and could wear again she just gave them the colour she was going with. Did not worry about decor as she had chosen a very reputable restaurant to have her reception at and knew everything would be great.. She did not worry about rules for guests as she said they are friends and family. Her philosophy was if she tried to make it perfect then she would spend the whole day stressing over everything and not enjoy the day. She has great memories of that day.

[killjoy]

Kindness, generosity of spirit and a gentle disposition will make any bride glow from within. I had an eccentric 75+ yro great uncle. He also only had one leg. During my wedding reception he unexpectedly danced up a storm and even took off his false leg to show guests who didn't know him that he didn't limit himself. My wedding was semi-formal and in a 5 star hotel. I had so much fun watching him, and it was an unexpected highlight. Don't be a bridezilla. Instead, be a warm light that your guests will remember with love

[MrBiggles]

0:41 Belches in public, apologizes, doubles down on the belch. such a delicate flower!