A guest was shocked after attending a family friend’s wedding, where guests were treated differently based on their “wealth.” The anonymous Reddit user shared his experience on the @r/weddingshaming page. The user reported that the groom is from an “extremely rich family that paid for the wedding”. However, the groom only accepted the money and the family was not involved in the wedding preparations. Elaborating on the poor arrangement, the guest revealed that after the wedding ceremony, they attended a “cocktail hour” in the bright sunshine, with an open bar and a bartender for approximately 150 guests. Not a single hors d’oeuvre was being passed around. ,
But the shocking part is yet to come. Talking about the dinner arrangements, the guest wrote, “We then enter a large plastic tent, where dinner takes place in the heat of summer at about 3 pm, when the sun is still very hot There is only one door for ventilation.”
Also read: The 10-Week Plan: What to Eat Every Week for Wedding-Ready Skin, Hair and Health
Talking about the meal, the guest shared that “It was supposed to be a 7-course meal but one dish was missing.” For main, the guest got steak and “It was 4 slices of steak for 8 people. Two bottles of wine were left on each table and there was no bar during dinner, which was fine.”
However, guests felt humiliated when they learned that “very wealthy” guests at the wedding were given “profuse and high-quality bottles of wine, scotch, tequila and much food.”
Additionally, there was no dessert at the end of the night, “just Oreo boxes and a table of sliced ​​apples.” The guest revealed that “the groom’s mother had tears in her eyes because she was embarrassed by how most of the guests were treated.”
Also read: “Bread-Themed Tablescape” Featured at Amy Jackson and Ed Westwick’s “Farewell Brunch”
Wealthy guests were served better wine and food than the rest
byu/gew114 inweddingshaming
The post has gone viral on Reddit and received a variety of reactions in the comments section:
One user wrote, “Apple slices and Oreos? Was this a wedding reception or post-game snacks?” Another said, “It’s unfathomable to me but not entirely surprising that people behave this way.”
One Redditor said, “Tricolor guests are a new, difficult thing.” One user shared a similar experience, “We were at my husband’s assistant’s wedding. There were a lot of doctors and lawyers. There was a ‘doctor’ table and they all got prime rib. We got chicken at the lawyer’s table. “Husband is allergic to chicken.” enough said.”
Have you ever attended a wedding with “class guests”? Share with us in the comments section.
