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25 Rudest Things You Can Do at a Wedding

Amanda Garrity

May 23, 2018 at 3:18 AM

You sit in the front row.

You bring an uninvited guest.

You're twinning with the bride.

And you compete with the bride's updo.

You forget to RSVP.

You bring a big present to the ceremony.

You walk in late.

You buy a gift that's not on their registry.

You take your own pictures and post them on social media.

You interrupt the newlyweds.

You play "The Price Is Right" all night.

You question the couple's no-kids policy.

You give an inappropriate toast.

You make a beeline to the dessert table.

You don't sit at your assigned table.

You drink one too many glasses of bubbly.

You leave too early.

You race people to the buffet line.

And then you go for seconds before everyone else.

You give your two cents about everything.

You surprise the couple (and the wedding planners).

You add your own commentary to the toasts.

You distract the flower girls and ring bearers.

You're disrespectful to the wedding vendors.

You refuse to stay unplugged.

You sit in the front row.

No ifs, ands, or buts here. "Never sit in the front row unless you’ve been invited to," says Jennifer Porter, party planner and owner of Satsuma Designs. "Even if it’s a casual gathering, abide by tradition and save the front row for family or the wedding party." But of course, there's always an exception to the rule: "If an usher places you in the front, relish your seat and enjoy!"

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A gift registry exists for a reason.

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