For some people, receiving a wedding invite in the mail is an instant adrenaline rush of pure excitement.

Oh, yeah.

For others, it's more like a jury duty summons.

Man, I had to go to one last year.

Now they're calling me another one again.

And why do they always do it on a three-day weekend?

At a barn, three hours away from society.

You gave these people my address.

It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning.

But look, if you're someone who enjoys weddings, there's a new service that's making news

right now that'll actually help you get an invite, even if you're a total stranger. Wait. Oh, like people that want to go to a wedding. I will say I'm in a phase in my life where most my friends are either married or divorced and haven't moved to their second wedding yet. So there's a void in your life where this might work out for you. I, yeah. It's a service called Not a Wedding Crasher. Oh.

Wait.

Is this like when you say you're not crazy?

Yeah.

Is it the same type of thing?

It's like if you named a dating service, not a stalker.

Yeah.

I trust it.

Put your GPS right here, though.

But basically it's a platform that connects couples who have extra wedding seats with random strangers online and allows them to attend your wedding.

This is risky. I don't think people want me at their wedding. I am a great wedding guest.

You are, yes. I am the first on a dance floor.

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