Anyone experienced a more awkward family wedding than this?

DING DING DING!!! I do believe we have a winner right here!!! good luck.

@Lizz: It's not really tagging as such, just a link to the person's profile. (It doesn't act like a Facebook tag in which the person gets notified.) There is a post at this link on how to make links:

https://www.weddingwire.com/wedding-forums/making-links-and-bold-and-italic-text/6799beb35cbd369a.html

Gotcha. I was excited for a second lol!

Iʻd strap a go-pro on my head and keep a handle of vodka under the table.

I'm going with King on this one. LOL

@Lizz and ELFie, the case is still ongoing. It's truly bizarre. I know two sides to the story: what the media has said and what my MOH has said that my friend has said (I have told him not to discuss the case with me). I'm still debating on whether to invite him to just the ceremony or not because he is still one of my best friends, but I don't want anyone bothering him or being bothered by the fact that he is there. I already discussed it with him and he said that he would love to go to just the ceremony, but I have to get the okay from my FH and so far he has stayed silent on this. Google IHOP murder. Once again, I don't know what is true and what isn't, but the way they describe my friend is not the way I know him to be so it's hard imagining this for me.

I would totally attend just to see how this goes.

I'm Catholic and I'm having a Catholic wedding, but I don't believe other religions are "inventions of Satan". FH is Buddhist and I was actually raised both Catholic and Buddhist.

Oddly enough, I'm not a devout enough Catholic to actually marry another Catholic...I've always known that I would prefer to marry a Buddhist or a Hindu man (of course, he would have to be open to marry a Catholic).

But the only reason I've accepted marrying in my particular church is because they are open minded enough to give us a Catholic wedding WITHOUT converting (or even attempting) to convert FH to being Catholic. All they did was make him promise not to ever pressure me into leaving my own faith and that, should I leave the Catholic faith, it would be due to my own choices.

But other than that, FH's family doesn't speak English and our entire wedding is in English...we offered to have it in both English and Mandarin, but his family decided they would be happy to hear/read the whole thing in English...which would just be gibberish to them, but okay...

Oh dear 2nd bride, that seems like a lot! Like Pamela I'm Catholic, and although I am religious enough to marry another Catholic , I don't think that other religions are the creations of Satan either!

You should stroll in speaking very fast English with a huge bottle of booze and kiss your wife, and then leave lol

@Pamela Anne and future mrs.jkr: The ironic thing is that I'm Jewish, but I'm not putting up a stink about the wedding being Muslim. However, we've just had one more wrinkle. NotFroofy says that if the couple won't tell the bride's parents that we're married, she will. The idea that she should attend the wedding because she's family, but then pretend not to be family at the wedding, is not going down well (or at all) with her. Stay tuned for more developments!