Wedding stories from 2024 captured attention and got people talking.

As 2024 comes to an end and Americans look forward to all that 2025 brings, here are some of the wildest wedding stories that made people laugh, cry, and even gag in shock. Last year–

Brides, grooms, wedding members and others share their personal stories. While etiquette experts and others Everyone shared opinions and advice from professionals.

There are many stories to choose from. But here are five that stood out from the past year.

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Which one takes the cake most surprisingly?

1. A couple charges guests to come to their wedding day.

A couple tied the knot in New York City on June 24, 2023, but their unusual wedding date choice didn’t go viral until more than a year later.

Kareem (“Reemo”) and Nova Styles charge guests $333 each to participate. The “Wedding Experience” is equal to a full day of activities throughout the city. As described in the video

A couple standing in front of a bus charged each guest $333. to join “Wedding Experience” in New York City (REEM photography)

The two pared down the guest list to just 60 people.

“They chose us,” Nova Styles said in a TikTok video. “They ‘hashtag’ trusted the process by purchasing tickets to our wedding.”

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After the wedding ceremony, the guests went. Hudson YardsMovie theaters and One World Trade Center for dancing, food and fun. Photos were taken along the way, Nova Styles said in the video.

2. The betrayed bride made lemonade from lemons.

An anonymous woman in the Bay Area found herself with a non-refundable wedding reception and a canceled wedding. So she did the next best thing.

She donated the place to Parents Helping Parents (PHP), an organization that supports children and adults with special needs. including their families

“The bride’s family shared that our agency, Parents Helping Parents, provided services to the family to help the bride’s siblings who have special needs,” said PHP Executive Director Maria Dane.

California bride donates her wedding reception venue to a charity that helps children and adults with special needs. Including their families, the group organized a “Ball for All” event. (Parents help parents)

PHP decides to use paid hosting to organize “0 to 100 disability party,” Fox News Digital previously reported.

The party, dubbed “Ball for All,” was filled with food, music, dancing and a photo booth.

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Danae said she received a call from Bride’s family Two weeks before the scheduled wedding date

PHP moved quickly: Within three days, the event was planned down to catering, Daane said.

Attendees will be treated to a night of dancing and food. (Parents help parents)

“I imagine some weddings have been cancelled. But I have never heard of a wedding that turned into a community party for people with disabilities and their families,” Danae said.

“It makes me grateful for people’s resiliency and kindness. That this bride was able to do something so generous and thoughtful as she grieved was inspiring,” she added.

3. The bride’s father forgot something very important.

This amusing story from England shows that mistakes can happen to anyone. Even on one of the most important days of someone’s life.

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Neil Crossley, father of daughter Amy Totty, who married in Yorkshire, England in 2024, had an embarrassing moment captured on film.

At Totty’s wedding, Crossley begins walking down the aisle to the altar without his daughter.

Neil Crossley, pictured here, accidentally starts walking down the aisle without his daughter in the recorded video. (SWNS)

He said there had been a “miscommunication” and he thought he had been ordered to start walking.

Crosley finally turned around. holding his daughter and walked with much more tradition down the aisle.

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Guests can be heard on video laughing at awkward moments. which Crosley said he later referenced in a speech by the bride’s father.

His daughter received special attention from the whole mix.

Crossley walked his daughter Amy Totty, pictured here, down the aisle on his second attempt. (SWNS)

“I especially admire it because I try so hard not to cry. And he helped me compose myself,” Totty said.

She added: “It was a special moment that none of us will forget.”

4. Hungry wedding guests take matters into their own hands.

Reddit user who was kicked out of a wedding party after he drunkenly ordered pizza to eat at a sold-out buffet got the last laugh after he revealed that the bride’s father had apologized and planned a party instead.

“AITA ordered pizza at your friend’s wedding because there was no food?” asked user “Adorable_Distance_15” in a post on the “r/AITAH” subreddit, an advice forum.

A very hungry wedding guest was kicked out of the reception after he ordered pizza. Because the bride’s family ate all the food at the buffet (Istock)

In the post, the man said he and his wife had just attended a friend’s wedding which had about 70 guests, “mostly family.”

However, the bride’s family ate the entire buffet before all the guests had their first dishes.

“I am very surprised. When we were called There was nothing left,” he wrote.

Adorable_Distance_15 and other hungry guests Ordered four large pizzas and some chicken wings to the venue.

“Now you have the courage to ask us to share.”

When the pizza is gone The problem began. A man who turns out to be the father of the bride Asked if he could have one more piece of bread left over.

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“Then I picked up two pieces and put them on the plate and started eating. Then look at him and say, ‘No, you and everyone at the table had more than you had at the buffet and ate it all. After all, this is the reason we order food in the first place. And now you have the courage to ask us to share.”

A Reddit user (not pictured) said there will be another party planning to make up for the missed welcome. (Istock)

These comments led to the man being fired from the front desk. But after the mood calmed down The bride’s father also apologized.

To compensate for problems with wedding reception Father-in-law plans to throw “After Wedding Decorations” for everyone who was at the original wedding Including others, the Reddit poster said.

5. The bride and groom let their guests come to work.

A couple informs their wedding guests that they will be at work on a special day. Their actions were described by Reddit users as “tacky. Tacky” by an obnoxious Reddit user.

Earlier this year, Reddit user “joyousfoodie” posted about her cousin’s upcoming wedding. which she described as A relatively small “semi-destination wedding”

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Meanwhile, the woman said she was satisfied with both the location and the size of the wedding. But many aspects of the upcoming wedding concern her.

“I just found out that newlyweds are sending ‘cards’ to people (who) weren’t invited saying they’re getting married soon and ‘you are in our hearts on this special day’ before the wedding,” she write

Joyousfoodie wrote, “Their excuse is to ‘I’m curious and thinking about them,’ but what I don’t understand is why this has to be sent before the wedding.”

The action that spurred the Reddit post was a message from the couple stating, “Everyone has a role to play in helping set it up.”

The couple sent a message saying “Everyone has a duty to help prepare.”

“When the ceremony is finished The wedding party will go out and take photos. Meanwhile, guests will set up tables for the reception,” the woman said in her message.

The pair never asked guests if they would be willing to help and “just ordered (tell) people what to do,” the Reddit poster said.

The couple claimed they didn’t have enough money to hire someone to help organize their wedding, but a Reddit poster said the pair were “traveling” instead of saving up money for their big day.

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Other Reddit users told “joyousfoodie” to skip this.

“That’s when you decide you’re sick and don’t go. They are terrible hosts, and honestly, they are terrible,” user “byteme747” said.

Another Reddit user was a bit more forthright. “The only reason I went to this event was morbid curiosity,” Obrina98 wrote.