It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning.

Oh, weddings.

Oh, I love a good wedding.

They are fun.

It's a special day where two people come together and vow in front of all their friends and family

to dedicate the rest of their lives to loving and caring for one another,

no matter what crazy obstacles might throw their way,

and no matter how ugly and gross the other person gets slowly over time. It makes me fall in love with my husband all over again, even just you saying that. Oh, man, I wonder what that's like. But is it really a wedding if you don't piss off a bunch of your guests and random strangers online in the process? What? I mean, why get married if there's not going to be any drama in it?

Yeah, nowadays.

That's why Brooke made her husband ride a camel down the aisle.

Hey, I didn't make him.

My mother made him.

That's real, by the way.

Okay.

I know we joke a lot, but that really happened.

Yeah.

And I also say that because there's been kind of a trend lately with more and more married couples inviting people to their weddings while at the same time demanding that the guests do controversial things.

What do you mean?

Well, like not too long ago, there was a bride and groom who grouped all their guests into priority levels.

And that went viral and they had a waiting list and they wanted to know who was going to come so that they could decide who to send the invites to.

Well, there's another wedding RSVP that's going viral right now.

It's been causing a ton of controversy after someone shared it online.

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