How Annoyed Would You Be?

[B00]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3100324/Picture-wedding-guest-proposing-girlfriend-right-newlyweds-entire-internet-outraged-look-bride-s-face-priceless.html

I'm assuming the bride didn't know this was going to happen. She seems to be taking this far more gracefully than I would be, as I'd be spitting feathers at my special day being hijacked, even if it was only for a short while.

Your thoughts?

[cupid04]

I went to my brother -in law's wedding when my daughter was only a week old. My sister-in-law got upset because more people were making fuss of my new-born.

[yogi-bear]

Hi cupid,

I do remember one wedding I was gigging at where the families of the bride and groom just didn't get on at all......Fulham area it was....apparently pushing and shoving at registry office and some cross words said....on to the function room of a pretty nice pub, a tetchy 3 hours or so and onto the speech by the now totally smashed bride-groom, who now just about insulted everyone in the room, next the brother of the bride went up on stage, enough away from me not to be worried about my equipment and pushed the bridegroom off the stage and he went flying off and fell into the wedding cake just below the stage.....it was like something out of a Carry On film it was so laughable.
They already paid me by then in full so I was happy, the dads tried to calm things down and it ended in sorry's and tears. Families eh? lol

[Peter Pedant]

yeah I agree with AOG

if you gona hijack the bride's big day - the bride's father should say: look I dont mind you doing this but do want to pay for any part of the day ? "

[Old_Geezer]

It seems a little inappropriate, but has generated ocean's more comment than it deserves. My thoughts are, "So what ?".

Weddings aren't that important anyway. Just an excuse for a get-together, chow down, and booze up.

[askyourgran]

Thoughtless show offs.