Lisa Lafferty, a California-based wedding planner shared details of a summer wedding she did for an NFL player with Fox News Digital and spoke about a trend she's seeing of celebrities opting for more intimate, but still luxurious gatherings. A Reddit user berated a couple getting married for their bizarre plan to host their wedding reception at a nightclub. User "OPMom21" vented about it on the website's wedding shaming forum page.
"My husband has a friend who is getting married next year," OPMom21 wrote. "He and his fiancée have booked a fancy mansion in an expensive area for the ceremony and dinner." COUPLE HOSTING LUXURY WEDDING AT FAMED CATHEDRAL ASKS GUESTS TO FORK OVER $333 EACH But because the venue doesn't allow music after 9 p.
m., OPMom21 claims that to save money, the couple is asking guests to leave and "join them at a crowded nightclub in another part of the city at their own expense for dancing and drinks." The Reddit writer continued, "They are calling this plan their reception.
The nightclub is one of those places with a stiff cover charge where people stand in line to get in." OPMom21 called it "an incredibly stupid idea" and said she "can't fathom guests going along with it." A bride and groom described on Reddit (not pictured) decided that, instead of having a wedding reception, they would invite guests to a nightclub and have them pay their own way.
(iStock) "I thought I had heard everything, but this takes the cake," she wrote. Reddit user "UnsharpenedS.
