Best way to stop a wedding?
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Fill the wedding chapel with popcorn. You can't have a wedding in popcorn. That's science.
but it's tons of fun after the laser hits the chapel and pops all the popcorn!
I was so happy to see this gif in this thread! YES!0 -
"If anyone has any objections to this....."
A flaming, roundhouse kick to the face? Who could possibly object to this?0 -
I say take her out, getting trashed, do dirty everything with her, take pics and replace the program with the pictures.0
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How about talk to the one you think is unhappy and see if that is what it is or if that is just in your head... cause seriously, screwing up someones wedding and life because you "think" they are unhappy is the wrong thing to do. That my good sir would make you an *kitten*.0
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When they ask if anyone has any objections, raise your hand.0
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You're obviously either playing us, or you're an idiot. Stay away, it's really none of your business.0
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when the priest says speak now or forever hold your peace, speak up and sing la boda by aventura. if youre not spanish youre screwed.0
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How about talk to the one you think is unhappy and see if that is what it is or if that is just in your head... cause seriously, screwing up someones wedding and life because you "think" they are unhappy is the wrong thing to do. That my good sir would make you an *kitten*.
Oh well maybe we should all just have friends like you that allow their friends to make completely irrational decisions based on some fairy tale concept of 'love'. Personally if one of my friends or family was marrying a partner I thought was bad for them I'd do everything in my power to make sure that wedding didn't happen.0 -
Put a Slip N Slide in the aisle..
actually that sounds kinda fun... umm don't do that I wanna do that when I get married0 -
Sometimes people need to learn hard lessons firsthand. If they're really not happy together then eventually it won't work out. Happened with my first marriage, and if anyone had told me a week before my wedding that we should call it off because they didn't think we were happy or right for each other I would have probably gotten pissed off. Hindsight is 20/20 :grumble:0
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Do it all graduate style....run to the church the day of and bang on the glass shouting their name till they come running out and then run away from the family and hop on a bus
^This. Best answer. If you don't take this advice, obviously you're not serious about breaking up this wedding.
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Wrong section sorry0
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hahahaha, yea make sure you wash ur face first0 -
Arrive dressed as the groom, and barge her out of the way.0
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I so needed you all over 20 years ago!!! ........ Did I just say that out loud? Oooops0
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Personally if one of my friends or family was marrying a partner I thought was bad for them I'd do everything in my power to make sure that wedding didn't happen.
thankfully I didn't have many friends like you, would have made my beautiful wedding a **** storm.
Still married, same guy, going on 14 years.
Bleck.
Serious or not, stay the hell out of your friends life choices. If they are an adult, they can make their own choices and deal with them.0 -
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Fill the wedding chapel with popcorn. You can't have a wedding in popcorn. That's science.
That's genius, right there. Real Genius...0 -
A friend of mine jumped into a relationship, blatantly on the rebound from a previous (she couldnt stop talking about him) and still hurting.
3 months after she'd met this guy online and physically met him 3 times, they were talking about marriage and her moving away (again) and pulling her kid out of school (again)
No matter what, I couldn't get excited and happy for her. I was supposed to have been her best friend. I took a little time to think about it and ended up telling her that I really hoped she would be eternally happy but I just couldn't stand behind her on this one. Seeing what she had gone through and was still going through, I just wanted her to give it a little more time ("give it 4 seasons to see of all him")
I knew before I said it that it would be the end of our friendship and we didn't communicate again for several years. Even then, its only been a couple of times by Facebook messages.
Fortunately, they are still together and seem very happy. I'm genuinely happy for her.
I don't, however, regret a single thing I said and doubt I ever will.
Life is about choices. You need to make yours and allow her to make hers. Just don't be surprised about the consequences.0
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