Wedding day gone wrong

[Crazyredhead]

I would have seriously been laughing my ass off at this if I were there.

She asked everyone why did they let her cut her hair??
I don't mess with woman who are hysterical and have sissors!

http://www.stupidvideos.com/video/ju..._Day_Freakout/

[iradney]

talk about an overreaction! what the hey? They could just have washed her hair and left it loose - an overly structured hairdo looks dated!

[Kiwi]

Good lord, she seems to be having an actual nervous breakdown

me thinks someone doesnt want to get married

[Writer Cath]

Oh my

As someone who's been to more than their share of weddings, I can tell you that freakouts like that are wa-a-ay more common than you think. There have been brides, and no doubt grooms, literally throwing up in the bathroom.

[iradney]

lemme guess, are these for incredibly elaborate affairs, complete with performing swans and juggling little people?

[Jewels]

Crazy! I would have walked out on her if I was in that room.

[sportsmom]

I would have smacked the shit out of her the second she started screaming like a banshee. Then I would have walked out and not looked back. My five year old doesn't even act like that if I put her hair up if she wants it down.

I do think it was funny that the bridesmaid was laughing at her, though. I heard one of them calling "Daddy," so maybe that was a sister trying to get him to come and calm her down.

Geez, some people just have no concept about what is important in life and what is not.

[Crazyredhead]

I take it she got a perm. Why would anyone get there hair permed on there wedding day. I would never get anything drastic done to my hair on or before my wedding day. It would be safer to get it done about 2 weeks before not 1 1/2 hours before. Besides, all she had to do was wash her hair and the perm would have either loosened up or come out completely.

[Posture Moll]

Awwww...I just saw on the telly that the above freak-out was faked by a bunch of students from Ryerson U in Toronto (yay T.O.!).

Great acting, though! I never suspected that it had been scripted for a second.

Link.

[MMATM]

Please someone get a tranquilizer gun.

I personally hate it when anyone (man, woman or child) yells so loud and high-pitched that they screech and nobody can understand what they're saying. In those situations the person has gone into hysterics, and I cannot think of a single situation other than imminent and unavoidable death that truly warrants hysteria.

I do believe the thing about brides and grooms throwing up in bathrooms immediately pre-wedding. More so if they've been out drinking the night before, as a hangover coupled with the stress of getting married would be enough to do a number on anyone's stomach.

EDIT: That was scripted? Very good acting. Though if I was ever privy to this sort of thing for real I would certainly up and leave. Of course, I can't really imagine a groom coming through the door and collapsing because he hated his hair, or screaming and crying because of it. If anyone has glimpsed the Screeching Groom, please let the board know. You may also want to contact the National Wildlife Foundation...

[Posture Moll]

Of course, I can't really imagine a groom coming through the door and collapsing because he hated his hair, or screaming and crying because of it.

That's because grooms tend to handle pre-wedding hysteria differently...often by letting things get waaaay out of hand at their bachelor parties (God, the things my delicate ears have heard...)

If anyone has glimpsed the Screeching Groom, please let the board know. You may also want to contact the National Wildlife Foundation...

I did see a Dr. Phil episode where one guy was curled up in a fetal position, sobbing because he didn't want to get married. Does that count?

[MMATM]

I did see a Dr. Phil episode where one guy was curled up in a fetal position, sobbing because he didn't want to get married. Does that count?

Most certainly YES. If that was the case, why would he still go on and get married? Was he so much of a wuss that he just "couldn't say no" to his girlfriend when she proposed (as I assume she did if he really didn't want to get married) to him? About a lifelong commitment? Or was it like a "I really do want to get married but I'm freaking out man" type moment?

[Posture Moll]

He was a wuss that couldn't say no. Of, course, the bride was equally pathetic for still wanting to go through the ceremony, despite his obvious reservations.

[MMATM]

That's horrible. Something tells me she was marrying him for his money or for reasons other than love or even attraction. Seriously, if one partner doesn't want to get married, it's not going to work. Period. Not in today's society. I don't care how it worked back in the days of arranged marriages.

Or else she knew that when the divorce happened that she would get most of the money/assets. Not aiming to be sexist, but oftentimes that's the way it has gone and I can see someone as heartless and conniving as she evidently was gunning for that resolution.

[Posture Moll]

I don't think he was rich. She simply came from a veeery traditional Italian family that pressured her into marrying the man she was dating on and off for eight years.