Wedding attendees. Did you ever see one get cancelled, mid-ceremony? In sixth grade, my entire

class went to our teacher's wedding. My teacher was the bride, and about three-quarters of the way

down the aisle, when the groom decided he just couldn't do it. He walked off to the side,

and at first my teacher and her father didn't notice and kept walking, smiling radiantly.

There was about a minute of really solid confusion, last minute cold feet, bathroom emergency,

before everyone realized what was going on.

My teacher was whisked out of the church and an announcement was made that there wasn't going to be a wedding.

This happened the second or third week of June, she didn't come back for the last week of school. Ugly situation.

Not called off, just relocated. The bride wanted everything to be lit by candlelight as it was much more romantic.

Well, of course, something, a wall hanging or tapestry of some sort, caught fire, set off the fire alarm

and everyone had to evacuate the church. The ceremony was continued and finished in the parking lot

with a couple of fire trucks in the background. I worked at a bar when I was at university. Two guys

came in dressed to the nines. I asked what they were doing that day, and they told me the wedding they were going to was cancelled.

The maid of honour had been sleeping with the groom.

One of the other bridesmaids had known about it for some time, but decided the best time to tell her was the morning of the wedding.

A co-worker of the groom got super drunk, stood up and announced she had been boinking the

groom for the past six months.

This was right before the bride walked down the aisle.

The bride's cousin had a sudden and unexpected fatal heart attack, took the entire family

a month to recover.

Bride and groom had a small ceremony afterwards. God, what a drama

queen! Just had to take the spotlight away from their happy day, didn't they? Some people. And yes,

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