"The Marriage Didn't Even Last 3 Months": Wedding Planners Are Revealing The Biggest "Nightmare" Clients They've Ever Worked With, And Yikes

17. "I helped a former high school 'best friend' plan both of her weddings as her maid of honor — both times from out of state, mind you. At the first wedding, she married a total weirdo she barely knew, basically because he made a lot of money selling cars. At the reception, the best man told me he barely even knew the groom. 😂 The marriage lasted a year. Fast forward to the second wedding, I got to town, and it turned out that she had asked another friend of hers (who has hated me since high school) to also be her maid of honor, because she secretly got mad at me while planning. Then her husband-to-be said the other friend couldn’t be her maid of honor because she was 'too sexually active,' and he didn’t want a woman like that 'standing up for them in front of God.' 🙄 She resorted back to me being the maid of honor without ever telling me I had lost the title or telling the other friend she was out."

"So, at the rehearsal, the other friend found out she’d been demoted and lost her shit. She confronted the bride, asking why she lied to her about being maid of honor. 

The bride accused her of being selfish for not thinking of her on her (second) big day, then started crying and guilt-tripped the other maid of honor into staying in the wedding. 

The best part? When I got married, she didn’t show up. 😂 She didn’t want to miss a local vacation with her new husband’s boring family. We aren’t friends anymore, but I'm not sad about it. Sometimes having history with people doesn’t make it worth dealing with their shit, and weddings have a good way of bringing that out."

—cefeggs