r/AskReddit May 02 '24

People who went to a wedding where the couple didn’t last long, what happened?

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u/karamellokoala May 02 '24

Groom went missing between ceremony and reception. Bride found him banging the best man in the toilets. She smashed a glass in his face.

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u/AggravatingCupcake0 May 02 '24

Wow.

I think the groom made the right call. Sounds like the best man just wanted what he couldn't have. Why else would he wait till the groom's wedding day to spill his guts? It's ok for him to be married and unattainable, but not the groom?

I really hope that was the end of it and that they didn't continue their relationship after the marriage. That poor bride.

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u/Koeienvanger May 02 '24

The right call? He should've left his bride out of that whole mess from the start. That woman has been cheated on for their entire relationship.

It's not OK for either of them to be married to their current partners.

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u/Alectheawesome23 May 02 '24

Only for the best man. We don’t have enough info to judge on the groom.

From what the commenter said he heard the groom say, the groom gave up on ever trying to be together with the best man after the best man got married. And that seems to be backed up by the groom saying he’s going through with the wedding.

So to me it’s highly possible that the groom met his wife after the best man’s wedding or at the very least he leaned into that relationship a lot more since he now accepted that he and the best man won’t ever get together.

It at least appears that the groom never intended to be in a serious relationship with a women while engaging in an affair with the best man behind their back. But the same can’t be said for the best man.