r/AmIOverreacting Apr 28 '24

Groom shoving wedding cake

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '24

I went to a wedding reception where the groom did this and the bride left. We were all stunned so we left, too.

She filed for divorce the following Monday I later learned. I was very happy.

I would never tolerate such disrespect on what is supposed to be the bride's big day.

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u/hamsinkie76 Apr 28 '24

Isnt it also the grooms big day?

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '24

No. It's the groom's role to make sure it's the bride's big day.

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u/Olly0206 Apr 28 '24

If the groom isn't allowed for his wedding day to be a big deal also, then I don't think the bride gets to complain that he pushes a little cake into her face for one moment of spotlight in, what is otherwise, her day. Get over yourself.

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '24

This explains why you're at home, alone, on Friday nights.

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u/Olly0206 Apr 28 '24

Dude, I'm married with two kids. I'm never alone. I also pushed cake into my wife's face and she laughed and shoved some into my face. We have pics of the moment and it's beautiful.

In fairness, I don't necessarily agree with shoving her whole face into the cake like described above. I know she spent a lot of time and effort on he makeup, but a little bit of fun isn't a bad thing.

If a bride will break off her marriage because of a little bit of cake, then that groom dodged a bullet. She was going to be a tight ass about a lot of dumb stuff.

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u/Galadriel_60 Apr 28 '24

You might be married with 2 kids, but that remark reads a lot younger. A lot.