If you were getting married and your spouse decided to re-enact a scene from Superman II with his friends during the ceremony, and your spouse didn't tell you ahead of time, would you be mad?
Not so much mad as divorced immediately.
But really any planned "entertainment" or event at a wedding or wedding reception should be vetted through the bride AND groom, ijs.
I'd say if one of the spouses plans something like that without telling the other, that's a pretty good indication of what your marriage is going to be like.
OTOH, that kind of self-centered douchery seems like it would have manifested itself in the relationship long before the actual wedding (unless they only knew each other for maybe 2 weeks before getting married).
IOW, I'd think that the bride would have known that her groom was prone to self-centered embarrassing douchery long before the actual ceremony. (Not that she deserved it, but still.)
I'd be very surprised if the bride really had "no idea" this was going to happen, given that the participants were already in full costume.
given that the participants were already in full costume.
...was the wedding performed at DragonCon?
...was the wedding performed at DragonCon?
From the video, it looks like it was performed in Grand Central Station, but the groom & co are definitely in spandex before the stunt begins. I think Bride would have to be pretty dim to not realize something was up.
the groom & co are definitely in spandex
That's never a good sign.
I don't think there's time in today's job market for me to send paper thank you notes after an interview. I got this job, for instance, before I'd have been able to get them one. Not that I sent an email one, because it was through a consulting company and I didn't have the end company's contact information.
I think if the groom's shenanigans honestly took me by surprise, I'd be pissed. If I knew it's the sort of thing he'd likely pull, I guess I could take it in stride. I can't watch the video from here, but them already being in spandex sounds iffy.
yes- spandex, and duct tape. I can actually see it being a surprise, because three guys came in and pontificated a few minutes before anything happened. the groom would have been able to duck out and change easily.
I think it's at the reception, and the groom & 2 guys in duct tape v-neck shirts ducked out and changed. The look on the bride's face at the end is very much WTF? And then he dips her back into a kiss and she's like, okay, I guess I have to kiss you, but seriously, W. T. F.??
It's a shame, because I bet many weddings would be improved by the phrase "KNEEL BEFORE ZOD!"
