Awful Weddings YOU WON'T BELIEVE Happened - REACTION

Awful Weddings YOU WON'T BELIEVE Happened - REACTION

Hey ya'll! Today on my channel we are reacting to some awful weddings that got shamed on social media! Enjoy :)

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Hi, I'm Charlotte Dobre. I'm an actor, reactor, singer and sometimes (not really) comedian. On this channel I do reactions, commentary and occasionally I crack a joke or two. I upload daily, usually 7 days a week, unless life gets crazy or I get lazy. Come hang out, it's a good time.

Edited By Ewa Wolniczek

Produced by: Vanessa Peprah-Addo

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Take It All Off (Feat. Charlotte Dobre, Sam Klass) - Defunk

[angelforanimals]

I’d say a group of women who want to know if another woman is a “decent” person, all while they are exhibiting imbecilic, indecent behavior, is extremely disturbing.

[dragongrrl]

Dude, that first one just makes me mad. He is not the asshole, the women in his family are. That's very plain and true.

[Raggmopp-xlyf]

One of the best BURNS I've ever read on a reddit post was the bride caught wind of of her own mother planning to come to the wedding in a wedding dress - not just white, but a full on wedding dress. Bride contacted everyone and had every woman show up in a wedding dress and even paid to rent them if they didn't have one. The bride wore royal blue. Her mother was livid.

[starlingswallow]

The "just a prank" is right up there with insulting someone and then saying, "It was just a JOKE!" And calling the victim "too sensitive" 😵‍💫
Bravo to the groom! Now _that_ is a real man.

[chachoulove]

The first man is a keeper ! He defended his wife and acted on his words. He went as far as kicking his own mother to protect his wife, that’s a good man.

[littleblueclovers]

You know what? That first one WAS a good test.
The groom’s family failed and the groom passed with flying colors.
I’m happy the wife is getting someone who will look out for her like that.

[hunters.creations]

Tip for your wedding: if you are worried about anyone wearing white, being rude, etc then make someone in the wedding party in charge of being “the mean one”. Both my bridesmaids happily volunteered for this and we had super soakers with red wine inside on hand if needed. Didn’t end up needing them but it was great knowing they had my back and would deal with any drama so I didn’t have to. It’s your wedding day, you shouldn’t be stressed or dealing with drama.

[ca.luckie]

Nyah!! Any woman who would subject another woman to humiliation and embarrassment, especially on her wedding day, is not only a bully, but is an entitled mean girl! What a horrific, horrific way to be in life. Shame on her shame on all of those women I’m embarrassed on the behalf of the women of world!

[nailsarelife]

Just my two cents on the groom who threw all the women out of his wedding. Good for him! Those women spent so many years in charge of the family, they didn't think he'd have the balls to actually kick them out. So, they got pissed that they lost control. Toxic women. I hope this guy and his wife stay far away from them. They don't need that crap.

[SusieQ]

First guy: not the a-hole. If anything, he seems like a good guy in a toxic family. I hope he and his wife have a good life.

[anakatsukifangirl]

He gave them a fair warning and they did it anyway just out of spite. His family probably thought he didn't have the guts to kick his own mother out of the wedding for acting like that.

[Aiibh]

This happened at my wedding. My SIL after several warnings wore white as a joke. My brother was angry at her, he supported me. My maid of honor however, opened up the cork and "accidentally" dumped red wine over her 😭. I love her for that.
Anyways, she was toxic and my brother and her are divorced now.

[selenarajovic]

The first guy is prime husband material. That's EXACTLY how you handle disrespectful family members no matter who they are. Great job. No matter what anyone says, he is not an a-hole. All his family members who were a part of this should be ashamed! He didn't ruin his wedding. If the wedding was ruined, it was most certainly not his fault but theirs.

[janninmarie]

Finally a man that actually has a spine in the whole family.

[Jettypilelegs]

My partner absolutely stuck up for me when his brother was utterly despicable towards me, and after telling him exactly what he thought of his behaviour he told him not to bother getting in touch again. I spent years in domestic violence situations and was stalked twice, and my partner instantly and angrily defend and it me took my knees out, NOBODY has ever stood up for me before. He was incensed by his brother and I’ve never seen him angry before. It was 4 years ago and my parter has rebuffed every attempt at contact, making it clear that it is entirely dependant on his brother giving me a sincere apology. Or carry on fucking off because we have a lovely life with each other thanks.

[nendewey]

After all of the husbands or grooms we have seen that don’t do a damn thing when stuff like this happens, the husband is amazing for sticking up for her.

[TheRealCarolinaQueen]

That first guy is how every husband should defend his wife to his family.

[kellyanderson]

I have never commented on a public forum such as this, however, as a marriage counselor I must say congratulations to this bride and groom. They are starting their life off together in good form. The grooms family behaved as bullies- as you stated-at the very least and I would say were emotionally abusive to their new family member. Partners should nurture and protect each other and that is exactly what this young man did.

[Nadz]

That guy who stood up for his wife is a real one. We need more men like this that support there wives and not allow the family to bully her. Good for him.

[maxbang]

My BFF had a "penny basket" out at her daughter's wedding for the purpose of tipping the venue staff. Putting money in the basket was totally optional. I saw the basket near the end of the reception. Guests were very generous. Months later, I found out that the Mother-in-law took the gratuity basket home. I mean, come on!