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- Cheap couple has 'disaster wedding' where they charged guests for water — and made them eat with their hands: 'It was a mess'</p>
<p>Fabiana BuontempoJuly 22, 2025 at 11:19 AM</p>
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<p>Talk about a bunch of cheapskates.</p>
<p>There's nothing worse than a wedding not only taking place outside on a scorching hot summer day but one where the bride and groom are as stingy as can be.</p>
<p>One disgruntled wedding guest took to Reddit's r/weddingshaming subreddit to complain about a "disaster of a wedding" they recently attended.</p>
<p>"From start to not-even-finish because I left early, it was a mess," wrote the OP. They explained that the wedding invite only disclosed the location and time — no other information, not even a dress code. "That was the only information given on the invitation, and there was no wedding website to get more information."</p>
<p>It's one thing to want to save money on a wedding — but this couple took things to another level. Gorodenkoff – stock.adobe.com</p>
<p>The wedding sounded like a worst-case scenario situation: "Turns out, it was an outdoor wedding on a humid 95-degree and sunny afternoon (thought it was indoor because I looked up the venue). People were in shorts, tees, and slip-ons, and others were in floor-length gowns. One lady was in a full white dress."</p>
<p>Based on what the OP described, the ceremony was lengthy with screaming children interrupting throughout. But that was only the beginning.</p>
<p>"At this point, I am drowning in my own sweat, and all I want is water. I'm not paying attention to the people in front of me because I'm busy trying to fight off flies. My turn in line and I ask for water. 'You got it, $2,'" the original poster shared.</p>
<p>"I look up and I see the sign. No free beverages, period. Not even water. I take a second to internalize and pull out my card. The man says, 'Oh I'm so sorry, we operate with cash-only.'"</p>
<p>And yes, this isn't even the tip of the wedding disaster iceberg.</p>
<p>Guests spent the wedding sweating and scrounging for $2 to pay for water. PhotobyTawat – stock.adobe.com</p>
<p>When it came time to eat dinner — a homemade buffet with annoying flies all over it was served to guests. Once dessert came out, "There are no plates, napkins, forks, nothing. The buffet equipment has been cleared. So I watched as people walked around holding dessert in their hands."</p>
<p>After some more wild explanations of the night, the OP concluded by writing, "I truly don't feel like this was real life. Like this had to be a practical joke, right?? I may politely decline invitations I have no information about moving forward."</p>
<p>The almost 300 comments in the thread validated the OP's strong feelings about this shocking wedding.</p>
<p>"This wasn't a wedding. It was a survival challenge."</p>
<p>"Frickin' yikes. I'm glad no one got dehydrated and passed out or worse. I'm both glad and amazed."</p>
<p>"…I laughed out loud at people carrying dessert in their hands."</p>
<p>"That actually sounds dangerous — the heat, no free water, food giving people diarrhea."</p>
<p>As wild as this story is, this couple isn't the only one who deprived guests at their wedding.</p>
<p>One bridezilla literally banned water bottles from her wedding because it didn't match the aesthetic she was going for — despite the nuptials taking place on a 102°F day.</p>
<p>"She apparently thought water bottles in photos would ruin the vibe," a post, uploaded to r/weddingshaming on July 2, claimed.</p>
<p>It was so bad that someone almost passed out during the vows.</p>
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