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Lets get something very clear: the happy couple is free to plan theirweddinghowever they want…
However, they shouldnt be surprised if their guests are flabbergasted by theirbizarre decisions.
Youll find our full interview with them below, however, they asked to be kept anonymous.
However, they were otherwise happy to share how they felt about the entire bizarre wedding experience.
They opened up to Bored Panda about how they felt about the four-day wedding.
We thought we were really close with the couple.
The author said that their expectations definitely clashed with reality.
Once we were there, however, we saw it as a good thing.
They said that they were actually quite relieved they werent there for all four days of the wedding.
Naturally, most couples wouldnt want their family and friends going hungry or being bored.
Get the basics right and move on from there.
for the night, no one will have a good time, the Knot highlights.
You two, the beaming newlyweds, are the North Star of this party.
Reputation is important, sure.
But not when it comes to the cost of authentic, realrelationshipsand friendships.
Itsbizarreif you dont invite some of your guests to the actual ceremony.
However, what u/that1guy-Umet1time described sounds like a genuinely abysmal event.
Simply put, its weird to invite people to your wedding and then not provide the absolute basics.
And asking everyone to pitch in to pay for their own food is not the best look.
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