Couple get utterly rinsed for the ‘rudest’ wedding invitation… and it’s not just the rules which are annoying them
GETTING invited to a wedding is usually something to look forward to, but one couple’s invitations might’ve sent out the wrong message to their guests.
Despite the big day not being for another two years, they sent out the invitations detailing some key factors, including the dress code.
But after being shared in the Facebook group That’s it, I’m wedding shaming the couple were slammed for the ‘rude’ wording and strange rules.
The anonymous post read: “Shaming the rudest invitation I’ve ever seen. Also, she’s already sent them out and the wedding is in 2025.
Things started off fairly normal with the invitations explaining the semi-formal dress code for the big day.
“We are requesting all guests wear as much white as possible, absolutely no purple or all black outfits,” it said.
And although it’s not unusual for weddings to be a child-free event, the way it was phrased left a bad taste in some people’s mouths.
“Get a sitter because honestly, we won’t have anything for them to do,” it stated.
Not only that, but the invitations explained the wedding would be totally alcohol-free, with none being served or allowed on the premises.
Things went from bad to worse when the couple told the guests to RSVP, or else they’d have to “bring a chair and a sandwich” to the event.
Other Facebook users were stunned by the bold invitation, with some saying it sounds like “the worst wedding ever.”
One commented: “Sounds like a blast… not. And I don’t even drink lol. Their wording alone is enough to make me say heck no!!”
A second slammed: “Omg. Don’t threaten me with a bad time!!!”
“I would immediately decline LOL,” another wrote.
And someone else joked: ” don’t think there are a lot of semi formal options for men in white. Unless she wants her wedding to look like a backstreet boys video.”
But not everyone thought the invitation was overly rude, in fact some like how to the point it was.
One wrote: “Planning a wedding is so stressful, I see nothing wrong. People really want to wait until the day before to RSVP. I said the same thing about bring a chair and a sandwich.”
“This is totally fine, the guests probably understand their sense of humour,” another agreed.