weddings

Maybe it's the open bar, but these brides and grooms just can't seem to stay on their feet.

When getting married in a public place, it's pretty much become tradition for the wedding reception to be infiltrated by some level of outsider madness, like a couple of drunkards screaming “Hit it, buddy – we did!,” or a naked man who apparently has mistaken the phrase "pending nuptials" for "look at my genitals."

It might seem like a simple procedure, but the traditional bouquet toss at a wedding can create quite a bit of mayhem: fire, wrestling matches, multiple-bridesmaid pile-ups, you name it.

Being in the wedding party can be tough. You have to stand there, for what feels like forever, generally in not the most comfortable clothing. And sometimes, it's just too much to handle.

Wedding planning is already full of potential friendship traps. Who's going to be in the bridal party? Who gets invited with a date? Who sits where? Thanks to a new trend in "you're not invited" alerts, now newlyweds-to-be can also thoroughly offend those who aren't necessarily in their inner circle.

Most of the time our fear of heights is ridiculous. We can admit that. This time, however ... BOOM! WE KNEW IT! AIN'T NOBODY SHOULD BE GETTING MARRIED IN A HOT AIR BALLOON!

Over the weekend, scores of base jumpers headed to Fayetteville, WV, to leap off the New River Bridge as part of an annual celebration known as Bridge Day. But one couple made their leap especially memorable by tying the knot first. Hey, who are we to judge? Stranger things have certainly happened at weddings before.

If weddings were a sport, we'd be wrapping up the main season. And like all sports, there's a blooper reel!

Are you getting married,  or know someone who is? This is your big  day and you deserve to have the perfect day, but you don't need to stress out about it. Take a deep breath and make plans to attend the First Annual Bridal Gala in Victoria.