10 Wedding Disaster Videos

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Posted May 24th 2009 12:00AM

by Michael Tolosa, AOL Personals

Everyone loves a good wedding video. Strike that. Everyone LOVES a terrible wedding video. The internet has proven the only way you'll get anyone to watch your boring nuptials is if a tragedy occurs before, during, or after the ceremony. The more tragic, the better.

So sit back and enjoy the tragedy of these wedding days. You may feel a bit embarrassed for the people in these videos, but find solace in the fact that you're not them, you don't have "friends" who would post such videos of you online, and your wedding day wasn't nearly as terrible.

...Or was it? Let us know your wedding disaster stories in the comments below!

Worst Best Man Ever

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Worst Best Man Speech

Communion Done Wrong

A Really Hot Bride

Worst Wedding Singer Ever

Who Invited the Worst Guy in the World?

Nice Going, Dad

Bride's Hair Wig-Out

Family Fightin' & Feudin'

Well, If You're Not Gonna Dance Properly...

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Maria

May 31st 2009 @ 6:34AM report

The one with the brides whig fake out. That was really bad...and plus it didnt make any sense!!

Betsy

May 31st 2009 @ 10:38AM report

that was all really bad . The only funny one was the first one.

Allison Perlwitz

May 31st 2009 @ 2:52PM report

ya it did!

nereida rozycki

Jun 12th 2009 @ 8:18PM report

that video was fake... they were actors, this came out a couple of years ago and the girls in it admited they were acting

Skylar

May 31st 2009 @ 8:52AM report

I agree with Maria That whig fake out one was really bad but she was paranoid and overreacted and should have never cut her hair that damn bride

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