Topic : 02/22 Hell Weddings

   I am glad that someone brought this up. I was also under the impression that if you are under the influence of anything, legally this marriage is not valid. I am also surprised that the grooms father even let his son walk into a church completely hammered. The priest also allowed for this man to disrespect the church and make a vow to this woman. How can he make a vow, he could barely stand still. Is there no common sense. Can the priest get into some type of trouble for performing this ceremony, obviously knowing that the groom was intoxicated?

   To be honest I don't think that a 2nd ceremony & reception is gonna to make this "brides" feelings go away. It's going to take much more than that. I hope that they seek some counceling. I also hope that when they have children he doesn't get so drunk that he misses the birth of their child.

She is a awful person and he needs to find another wife.

When did weddings become what the woman wants. That day is just as important to men as it is to women. All I ever here is how this is the most important day of her life or this is her day.

I am so sorry you had to go through that.  I am planning my second wedding to a man I love with all my heart, but my first wedding wasn't so good.  My mom thought it would be great for me to have my dress made, well come the day of the wedding, it was falling apart.  Talk about knowing when something shouldn't be, I lost a diamond out of my wedding band and my husband then got so drunk at the reception that he passed out in my parent's front yard!!!  He couldn't sober up at all that night, passed out in the car after we got home, puked over the passenger side of the car and then at 4 am he finally came inside.  After he came inside he passed out in the bath tub, not only in water, but also in his own vomit.  It was the best night's sleep that I ever had married to him! :)

With planning this wedding my fiance has promised me that he would NEVER get that drunk on me!