Awful Weddings Called Out On Social Media - REACTION

Awful Weddings Called Out On Social Media - 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

End screen song:
Take It All Off (Feat. Charlotte Dobre, Sam Klass) - Defunk

[Rwededyet]

Did you ever notice that the people who DEMAND an exception to a rule are usually the reason the rule was made in the first place?

[FullMoonOctober]

Personal opinion: anyone that makes their child's whole identity revolve around having deceased older siblings is probably the type to make everything about themself. I've never met anyone that's gone all in on 'rainbow baby' culture that had purely selfless intentions. It's certainly not for the benefit of the living child.

I feel like deleting the photos was the right move, because there was no chance of going back after that. The groom couldn't guilt trip them into handing them over and basically getting everything he wanted in the end. Now he gets nothing, which is what he deserves after what he pulled.

[xerychan]

That brother who said his sister is jealous because she can’t have kids is heartless and if my brother ever said anything like that, I would cut him out of my life completely.

[aussieginger]

I went to a child free wedding, but the bride arranged for a seperate party at a local childcare centre staffed by the childcare staff and the kids loved it they didn't have to dress up, no speeches and pizza party instead of "adult" food. Seriously getting my nephew to leave their party was difficult even though he was tired. Ages 0-13.

[GenieInABottle]

The rainbow child story is just so frustrating. Ok, we get it, you wanted this baby so much...but you have a ton of other events to celebrate him, why should anyone else change their events according to your child? That's insane and so sad that the family backed out due to this. I would never talk to them ever again.

[laurentiare]

If the bride and groom say the wedding is a CHILD FREE wedding, it’s going to be a CHILD FREE wedding. Whether you like it or not (and it’s not even the brother’s or anyone else’s wedding besides the bride and groom) follow the rules of the wedding. Plain and simple. Don’t like it? Then don’t come.

[Kitsune-DAS]

wedding photographer: I *personally* would have left, gotten something to eat, and not given them the photos until they paid me at least $500 and my food bill from dinner. that said.... deleting the photos was a power move and that photog deserves a fucking crown.

[nightowl]

This actually happens to me. It was my cousin's wedding, and she asked me to help her, so I agreed. I designed her wedding invitation, I did their prenup photoshoot, and I provided for everything from her hair and make-up to her clothes. I became a singer at her reception; she also asked me to take photos and record video for documentation and I did everything for FREE. I was so stressed out that day. After a few days, she asked me for the photos, and I told her to come to my house and bring a flash drive because it was easier to transfer the photos directly from the laptop to a flash drive. By the way, I am from the Philippines, so the Internet connection here is very slow and unstable, and I am really busy and have to attend my class from 7 AM to 9:30 PM. She kept bugging me for the photos for days, and I said, "Please just go to my house so I can transfer the photos to your flash drive, and it will be easier." But she said that it was tiring to go out of her house. And then I found out that she was slandering me, and I was pissed, so I deleted all her photos.

[despoinaapergi]

No, even if your rainbow child is shooting rainbows out of his bottom, he still does not get to come!

[wanderingowl]

I'm so sorry for the bride in the child free wedding post. I can't wrap my head around how cruel the brother was, saying something so hurtful regarding her fertility, when he was in the same situation. The entire family trying to force her to give in, ridiculous. It's her day, it's about her and her groom, nobody else gets a say in what goes. I hope she had her child free wedding and had an amazing time

[HaleyJo]

That photographer one is actually worse than it sounds. She was a guest, chose her food already, and when she agreed to do photos the couple REMOVED her from the guest list, which included her food and seat. I would delete.

[cecelia]

I feel so bad for the bride who has a family that cares so little about her that they’re willing to ruin her day over the attendance of a “rainbow baby”. Losing a baby is devastating, but the baby should not be treated like a god. As the bride pointed out with no other children there her nephew would be bored and the event certainly isn’t something he’d remember but the bride WILL remember how badly her family treated her.

[irenesandron]

I would like to stress that Paul and wife have a miracle baby and SHAMED the bride for being unable to have kids. Not only the audacity but also the empathy of this couple is unbelievable

[Midalias]

The fact that her brother said she was jealous bc she can’t have kids was horrible. I think her whole family not going bc of this situation is ridiculous.

[Meleena]

"Just leave me alone, it shouldn't be a big deal if I bring someone or not." BRAH! that's the point of her asking. she needs to know if she needs another plate of food and a seat. it doesn't even need to be a date, even a friend you decided to bring or anyone!

[christineh]

I didn’t know “rainbow babies” were a thing. I was just super grateful to have a healthy baby after my miscarriage. It never occurred to me that he had a life-long pass to demand special treatment, which is probably why he grew up to be a respectful, responsible adult.

[TheDiplococcus]

Re: The 'Rainbow child' story, that kid is going to grow up to be an absolute monster of entitlement and selfishness. The family are wrecking his future.

[jf]

My sister had her 50th at my cousin's house. The invitation said 'no kids.' I had an 18 month old. The party was 80 miles away and late in the day. I deleted the invitation and was a little sad that I couldn't go. I sent my sister an e-card on her bday but didn't call because it was a surprise party. I talked to my mom about a week later.
Mom: why didn't you come? Did hubby have to work?
Me: no. I can't leave (kid) with a babysitter and go somewhere 80 miles away.
Mom: you could have brought her...
Me: the invite said no kids..
Mom: well [kid] [kid] and [kid] was there. Why didn't you say something?
Me: because you raised me to accept the rules and not ask for special treatment... is what I wish I said. 'The invitation said no kids'
Mom: that didn't mean you. That was meant for other people. Sister really wanted to see [daughter]
Me: well no one told me

[mabsie]

The fact that that one lady's ex husband left her because she's infertile and her brother is holding that over her head is disgusting. Girl, cut them off

[matteratto]

I'm a photographer and when I did my first wedding, I thought like "Okay, everybody is starting to eat, I'll take a break" but the lovely couple called me and offered me a seat in one of the tables to serve me food and water. That was so cute! Specially coming from strangers.
I can imagine that guy who was prohibited to seat and eat or drink, that's so terrible.