How Annoyed Would You Be?

[B00]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3100324/Picture-wedding-guest-proposing-girlfriend-right-newlyweds-entire-internet-outraged-look-bride-s-face-priceless.html

I'm assuming the bride didn't know this was going to happen. She seems to be taking this far more gracefully than I would be, as I'd be spitting feathers at my special day being hijacked, even if it was only for a short while.

Your thoughts?

[Svejk]

Ha ha.

[Dee Sa]

bad taste indeed, no one should steel the bride's thunder.

[scorpiojo]

What Dee said

[mazie]

Can't say it would bother me, having said that, when you've done it 3 times your a bit numb to it all ;o)

[Baldric]

Unbelievably crass behaviour!

[Retrochic]

I think there is really something wrong with guys or girls who make a public spectacle of themselves proposing . maybe the girl was the brides sister or best friend? its hard to judge on the small amount of info but its certainly in bad taste on many levels.

[jno]

it's really the photo that's caused the problem, isn't it? Getting romantic at a wedding and proposing to your gf/bf doesn't seem that outrageous on its own, but doing it in front of the bride, and in front of someone with a camera who'll flog it to the Mail, is asking for trouble.

[andy-hughes]

I think this behaviour was thoughtless, rather than a deliberate attempt to deflect from the bride and groom's big day - even though that was obviously the end result!

Some people just don't know what wedding etiquette is - and that's a sad reflection on modern society.

[ummmm]

I don't think it would bother me.

Saying that, I'm not married because the whole attention on me for a whole day fills me with dread...

[-Talbot-]

meh!

[Dee Sa]

andy these days some people don't know what etiquette is full stop.

[Prudie]

Oh well, another woman who's going to squeeze herself into a strapless wedding gown and end up looking like a badly re-ravelled loo roll.

[andy-hughes]

Dee Sa // andy these days some people don't know what etiquette is full stop. //

That is very true, and we as a society are the poorer for it.

[andy-hughes]

Prudie - //Oh well, another woman who's going to squeeze herself into a strapless wedding gown and end up looking like a badly re-ravelled loo roll. //

Ouch!

[mccfluff]

for all anyone knows, this could of been the bride and grooms idea

[anotheoldgit]

Dee Sa

/// bad taste indeed, no one should steel the bride's thunder. ///

In these days of equality why does it have to be the Bride's thunder all the time, hasn't the Groom an equal right to the limelight?

[tonyav]

He's just the co-star on that day, aog.

[naomi24]

I'd have laughed. I wouldn't have minded at all.

Maybe the newlyweds were in on the secret - who knows?

(A guest proposed to his girlfriend at my friend's wedding - but he did it quietly).

[chaptazbru2]

I don't think it's fair on the bride at all.

[yogi-bear]

They're just a pair of attention-seeking puddings, who obviously wanted to take the limelight from the Bride and Groom.....some people just dont like seeing others enjoying their special day. Seen a couple of near disasters at some wedding gigs I've done, where guests have tried to upstage the couple's event and spoil it.