What makes a wedding BORING? What would ruin the day?

Question

Your opinion please!
Thanks!

Answer 1

Everything "normal" in a wedding is boring.

Answer 2

Boring Weddings

Answer 3

A long time between the ceremony and reception (waiting for the happy couple to take 500 photos)

A wedding or reception where it's clear the bride wanted a *wedding* and not necessarily the marriage. A sincere, meaningful day is never boring.

Answer 4

A wedding itself can be really boring. I have witnessed a wedding ceremony that almost put me to sleep! The best part is the reception with all the drinks, dancing and food.

Answer 5

I went to a wedding and reception where the ceremony ended at 4:00 PM and the couple didn't show up to the reception until 8:00 PM. We had to wait to start dinner until they showed up. I found out that they had had two hours of pictures taken and then had taken a two hour limo cruise of the city with their best man and maid of honor. I thought that was so rude. Some of the guests had actually left before the couple got there and many others left immediately after dinner because they were so mad. I understand pictures after the wedding, but anything over one hour is excessive and very rude to your guests. This couple had not had any pictures taken prior to the ceremony to save a couple of dollars. My suggestion: Have as many pictures taken beforehand as possible, so all that needs to be done after the ceremony is pictures of the bride and groom together.

Answer 6

Good music usually saves a boring wedding, so boring music could make a wedding boring

Answer 7

The only wedding I was at that was a little bit boring was because we didn't know anyone there, other than the couple's mom, whom I had worked with and stayed close to.
Otherwise, ceremonies are always beautiful, and getting everyone together at a reception and dance with good food, great music and an open bar is always fun.

Answer 8

My cousin got married this past November and it was by far the WORST most BORING wedding I have ever attended.

The wedding itself was hard to hear, since it was in a huge cathedral and very echo-y. It was listed as starting at 6PM, but his fiance didn't walk down the aisle until 6:45.

The reception was to immediately follow across the street at the Holiday Inn. When we arrived, the banquet hall was still being put together, and we were locked out. For 2 hours, we were all forced to wait (200 of us) in very cramped hallways with only crackers, vegetables, and one small bar. Finally, we got into the banquet hall. I did not get served my dinner for 2 more hours. That's right...it was about 11:30 at night!!

The DJ didn't start playing music until about midnight, and the dance floor could only accommodate about 20 people. It was the most boring, terrible wedding ever!!

Answer 9

No Music and not having any alcohol at all. I like wine at a wedding. Hard liquor makes people act stupid and that could cause not a boring wedding, but a disastrous wedding.

Answer 10

Boring weddings are

-Long ceremonies, especially Catholic masses, can we say snoooooze?
-When there is not enough tight, interaction with guests, and action in general (someone like a DJ or wedding singer should be keeping people occupied with dances/speeches/games during the reception)
-A theme always makes things more interesting
-HAVE ALCOHOL! When there is nothing to drink, people bail early...

Answer 11

long ceremonies, a few reading and specials songs are ok but nobody wants to sit though the whole wedding party read something and 3 special songs being sung. and boring songs, now a days people or least i dont want to go to a classical music concert. make it unique to the couple.