To ask for examples of the worst behaviour you've seen from an adult at a wedding?

Even if it is true, I'm not sure why so many find it funny.

I’ve used cocaine a couple of times in my entire life and I’m 47 years old. I’m just not judgemental of things like that

And absolutely no-one had a word with him? I find this hard to believe…

So from a purely pragmatic perspective rather than a moral one - a wedding is kind of a sensible occasion on which to do cocaine.

In the right amounts it keeps you from getting sloppy/messy through drink, keep you sharp and focused even after a skin full. It gives you a bit of extra energy and enthusiasm for the evening part of the day and can make people more chatty and social.

for a lot of people weddings involve drinking from late morning/lunchtime onwards, often with not quite enough food. A cheeky bump after dinner enables one to manage the affects of alcohol and still be able to speak, dance, engage with everyone appropriately.

obviously if people get carried away and do way too much it negates this sharpening effect, but I’ll bet you’ve seen people on a little bit of coke at weddings before and not been aware, because most people can use drugs sensibly.

im not commenting on the rights and wrongs of this- just explaining why its so common.

So from a purely pragmatic perspective rather than a moral one - a wedding is kind of a sensible occasion on which to do cocaine.

In the right amounts it keeps you from getting sloppy/messy through drink, keep you sharp and focused even after a skin full. It gives you a bit of extra energy and enthusiasm for the evening part of the day and can make people more chatty and social.

for a lot of people weddings involve drinking from late morning/lunchtime onwards, often with not quite enough food. A cheeky bump after dinner enables one to manage the affects of alcohol and still be able to speak, dance, engage with everyone appropriately.

obviously if people get carried away and do way too much it negates this sharpening effect, but I’ll bet you’ve seen people on a little bit of coke at weddings before and not been aware, because most people can use drugs sensibly.

im not commenting on the rights and wrongs of this- just explaining why its so common.

No way!!!!!

So from a purely pragmatic perspective rather than a moral one - a wedding is kind of a sensible occasion on which to do cocaine.

In the right amounts it keeps you from getting sloppy/messy through drink, keep you sharp and focused even after a skin full. It gives you a bit of extra energy and enthusiasm for the evening part of the day and can make people more chatty and social.

for a lot of people weddings involve drinking from late morning/lunchtime onwards, often with not quite enough food. A cheeky bump after dinner enables one to manage the affects of alcohol and still be able to speak, dance, engage with everyone appropriately.

obviously if people get carried away and do way too much it negates this sharpening effect, but I’ll bet you’ve seen people on a little bit of coke at weddings before and not been aware, because most people can use drugs sensibly.

im not commenting on the rights and wrongs of this- just explaining why its so common.

So from a purely pragmatic perspective rather than a moral one - a wedding is kind of a sensible occasion on which to do cocaine.

In the right amounts it keeps you from getting sloppy/messy through drink, keep you sharp and focused even after a skin full. It gives you a bit of extra energy and enthusiasm for the evening part of the day and can make people more chatty and social.

for a lot of people weddings involve drinking from late morning/lunchtime onwards, often with not quite enough food. A cheeky bump after dinner enables one to manage the affects of alcohol and still be able to speak, dance, engage with everyone appropriately.

obviously if people get carried away and do way too much it negates this sharpening effect, but I’ll bet you’ve seen people on a little bit of coke at weddings before and not been aware, because most people can use drugs sensibly.

im not commenting on the rights and wrongs of this- just explaining why its so common.

I’m a bit taken aback at all the weddings where people have taken drugs. I can understand getting drunk but taking drugs at a wedding is just a bit weird.

Did you get charged for them? I know usually those things are rented, as in the décor.
If you did I hope you sent them the bill, cheeky fkrs.

I didn’t say there was anything wrong with her behaviour !
Of course it affected her day .
Obviously I was in the wrong , that’s what this thread is about.
I was just telling a story & you don’t sound like a nice person being honest .

Thank goodness I thought it was just me.

Nieces wedding and when our DC arrived for the evening they pointed out to me these girls who were gurnning whilst on drugs

I'd never heard of gurning and definitely never seen it before. It was actually entertaining until one of them nearly trod on a glass she'd broken

I mean have a couple of drinks to maybe get into the mood but this was on another level. Do you really need to do this to enjoy an evening out

Wonder what the conversation was at work as I believe they were work colleagues

Probably only me that had to look it up.

A croquembouche (French: [kʁɔ.kɑ̃.buʃ]) or croque-en-bouche is a Frenchdessert consisting of choux pastry puffs piled into a cone and bound with threads of caramel. In Italy and France, it is often served at weddings, baptisms and First Communions.

I'd have stuck a fork in it to see if it was cooked.

I’m a bit taken aback at all the weddings where people have taken drugs. I can understand getting drunk but taking drugs at a wedding is just a bit weird.

@B1anche

Of course I've made a mistake, but I was operating under the assumption that the poster had got the part about it being a "Sir" correct.

If she was mistaken about that, then it makes sense.

Nope I agree , it’s indecent exposure.

When I was a student in Edinburgh, a friend's-friend started a business as a wedding photographer. He got a gig in a fancy hotel near where we lived and invited us along as his 'assistants' ie free food and booze in exchange for carrying some bags for him. It was a big wedding, loads of champagne flowing freely. The first dance had finished and lots of guests were up on the dance floor. Then some bloke (one of the bride's brothers apparently) came charging across the room, launched himself at another man, they both flew backwards and crashed right through a set of french doors onto the terrace 😱where they proceeded to kick the shit out of each other. Half the dance floor followed them outside (it was summer so still light) and either joined in or cheered them on. Fucking mental. The bride was inside bawling her eyes out and being comforted by her mum and bridesmaids. My friend and I stayed in the (free) bar with eyes on stalks while the photographer carefully packed away all his expensive gear in the middle of this total barney.

I'd have said 'thanks' and stuck my fork in it.