“And a plethora [of] more food.” Wedding guests often have a bone to pick with happy couples that cheap out with subpar reception grub. Sweethearts who take the cheap route on their wedding ...

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A wedding guest was surprised to learn that wealthier guests were given "special" treatment at the reception — including being served "high-end wine bottles" and a "plethora more food." ...

“Our friend accidentally broke the bride’s tooth at my birthday party two weeks prior.” “At my sister’s wedding, the rabbi said my name instead of hers—twice. One of those time ...

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