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WHEN AN EVENT kicks off shortly after midday and last until the early hours of the following morning, you can be fairly sure someone, somewhere along the way, will make a holy show of themselves.
And when that same event plies its guests with a rake of booze before they’ve even gotten their hands on as much as a vol-au-vent, you can be certain there’ll be at least one story to share with Twitter.
Last night, Jimmy Fallon got the ball rolling on a hashtag which pays homage to the potential shitshow that is the family wedding, and suffice to say #WeddingFail has made us all feel a little better about ourselves.
It's Hashtags time! Tweet out something funny, weird, or embarrassing that happened at a wedding and tag it with #WeddingFail. Could be on our show!
In other words, no matter what you’ve done in the past, you’re going to feel a little better about yourself after hearing what other people got up to.
Take a look at these…
#WeddingFail one of our guests was so drunk he ended up falling down the stairs and breaking both legs before we even made it to the reception. We didn't find out till the next day.
I STILL cringe thinking about the time I went to a wedding with my boyfriend (of a few months) and found myself grinding on the bride and grooms table. While they ate. #WeddingFail#HeMarriedMeAnyway
Most of my cousins and I were drinking in my hotel room during a wedding when a cousin of mine fell from the first floor balcony onto the roof of the kitchen of the hotel. The chef almost fell unconscious 😂#WeddingFail
— Adnaan Ghadiyali (@adnaanghadiyali) May 16, 2018
The father of the bride fainted after giving her away, then the sister of the bride (a bridesmaid) fainted. The best man fainted. Then the bride fainted. They all eventually got married sitting down. It was like the show open for Quincy, MD. #weddingfail
During the "Speak now or forever hold your peace" part, a lady chimed in w/ "Well..." An old guy nearby said "Hold your damn peace, Linda!" so Linda just sighed and said "FINE." #WeddingFail
The bride got so drunk and high before the ceremony that she had to take a nap. Delayed the wedding by 2 hours and still had to sit down through the rest of the evening #WeddingFail
At my sister's wedding, her husband & all of his groomsmen streaked through the reception hall. One of them helicoptered his dick in front of grandma. 5 minutes later the dj shut everything down & we were all kicked out. At 11pm. #WeddingFail
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WHEN AN EVENT kicks off shortly after midday and last until the early hours of the following morning, you can be fairly sure someone, somewhere along the way, will make a holy show of themselves.
And when that same event plies its guests with a rake of booze before they’ve even gotten their hands on as much as a vol-au-vent, you can be certain there’ll be at least one story to share with Twitter.
Last night, Jimmy Fallon got the ball rolling on a hashtag which pays homage to the potential shitshow that is the family wedding, and suffice to say #WeddingFail has made us all feel a little better about ourselves.
In other words, no matter what you’ve done in the past, you’re going to feel a little better about yourself after hearing what other people got up to.
Take a look at these…
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