Biggest Wedding FAILS of TikTok

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[funkyfrogbait]

“Didn’t Kurtis Conner already talk about this” yah his vid wasn’t demonetized for a week before finally being manually reviewed by YouTube so he could post it :)

[Waldo-in-walls]

Let’s remember tall cakes have to have dowels in them for support. So throwing entire cakes at people could take an eye out or worse. No wonder that bride bled when the cake was smashed into her head.

[lovelydeath]

My friend and his bride WANTED a cake smash, so they asked me to make a cake SPECIFICALLY for that, as a little fun thing. They talked about it, they agreed on it, and BOTH consented to it. It was cute, there was an outfit change for both parties and both got covered in soft yellow cake and whipped cream. That is how it SHOULD be!!!

[fortunatecookie]

There was some couples therapist that said nonconsensual cake-smashing is the BIGGEST indicator of a future failed marriage, from their experience.

As it turns out, deliberately making your wife cry in public on what’s supposed to be the happiest day of your lives is kind of a red flag.

[eebydeeby]

The last wedding I went to, the groom didn't smash cake in the bride's face - he got a little bit on his thumb and wiped it gently across her forehead and went "simbaaaa" like in the Lion King. The smile on both their faces was so adorable

[brookehagan]

Literally just texted my husband (he’s hanging out on the other side of the house) “Thank you for not smashing cake into my face on our wedding day.” Man says “The thought never occurred to me. You looked so happy next to me. Is that something people do?” And just. Bless this man.

[VioletWitch]

The way the women back into corners or put their hands up as their new husband towers over them and uses full force is a look into EXACTLY what happens when they have an argument at home.

[melvinthebravefish]

Nothing like publicly breaking your wife's consent a whole 45 minutes into your marriage

[louiseporterbridges]

The symbolism of feeding each other a bite of cake is so lovely, giving each other nourishment and sweetness, providing for yr partner before yrself. How it devolved into this, is way beyond my comprehension.

[SquishyDayDreams]

the fact that those cakes often have wooden or thick boba straws as support makes the fact that he THREW IT at her just that much more dangerous and awful

[shojinacademy]

Every time I see a video of a wedding cake getting ruined, a little slice of my heart dies.

[alliet.]

As a counselor, grooms not respecting their bride's wishes/boundaries when it comes to cake smash, it is 100% a red flag!

[wafflesthearttoad]

16:45 my favourite version of the bouquet toss I saw was a cat toss. The bride tossed a stuffed cat and whoever caught it was the next person to adopt a cat instead of get married 😂

[amadeosonier]

the worst part of those videos of the grooms basically attacking the brides with cake is that everyone is laughing. can you imagine being assaulted by your partner and your entire family laughs at you?

[sammykathb]

I attended my cousin’s wedding this year and watched the groom like a HAWK for cake shenanigans. There were none. Because he values, respects, and deeply likes her as a person.

[StarRose]

Do men like this ever realize that they're completely allowed to just... not get married? Like buddy you asked her to marry you. You could've simply not done that.

[suzywuzhere]

i actually did forget to take the chicken out of the freezer tysm 😭 (1:13)

[MissKashira]

I can't imagine hating someone enough to wear a wedding dress to their wedding and actually going to their wedding. If you hate them that much, don't go.

[Kirarala]

I do feel for these women because it just shows their husbands don’t care about their boundaries and I know the humiliation only gets worse. Kudos to that one bride though that sought out an annulment (or divorce, one of them) immediately after her husband shoved cake in her face when she explicitly asked him not to.

[kbucket]

what makes me sad too is that the brides who are kind of pissed will absolutely never hear the end of how they're "uptight".