At a Jewish wedding, the groom's family decided to play a prank during the Horah dance. They secretly arranged for the groom to be lifted really high and then slowly passed over to the bride's side as if he was flying. Everyone was laughing and the bride was both surprised and amused.
There was a Jewish wedding where the rabbi had a very thick accent. When he was pronouncing the couple's names during the ceremony, he mispronounced them in such a funny way that the couple and the guests couldn't help but chuckle. But it added a really light - hearted and memorable touch to the wedding.
Sure. One story is about a Jewish wedding where the ring bearer, who was a little boy, got so distracted by the delicious food at the reception that he almost forgot to bring the rings up. He was found near the dessert table with the rings still in his pocket, munching on a cookie.
Sure. There is a story about a Jewish grandmother. She was at the market and saw a very expensive fish. She told the fishmonger, 'Your fish is so costly. It should be wearing a diamond ring!' This simple yet humorous comment shows the Jewish sense of humor that often comes from their unique perspective on life and value.
Well, at a wedding I attended, the flower girl was so excited that instead of scattering petals gently, she started throwing them all in one big pile at the start of the aisle and then just ran down the aisle giggling. The bride had to walk through this huge mound of petals, which was really funny. And it made for some great pictures too.
There was a wedding where the flower girl decided to take a nap right in the middle of the aisle during the ceremony. Everyone just had to wait for her to wake up and continue. It was really cute and funny. The bride and groom were laughing instead of getting mad.
There was this one time when a Jewish girl was on a blind date. Her date was talking non - stop about his knowledge of the Torah. She was a bit intimidated at first. But then, when they ordered food, he accidentally got some of the kosher food on his face. She couldn't help but giggle. It made the date much more relaxed, and they ended up having a great time chatting about all sorts of things, not just religious stuff.
Sure. One couple on their wedding anniversary decided to recreate their first date. They went to the same restaurant. But the husband accidentally sat in the wrong seat and started chatting up another couple, thinking they were the waitstaff. His wife couldn't stop laughing when she realized what he was doing.
Sure. One story is about a best man who started his speech by saying he was really nervous and then accidentally knocked over the champagne tower. But he quickly made a joke that it was his way of adding some extra fizz to the celebration. Everyone burst out laughing and it set a really fun tone for the rest of the speeches.
At a wedding I attended, the power went out just as the bride was about to walk down the aisle. It was pitch black. The ushers had to quickly find candles and lanterns. The bride ended up walking down the aisle in a dim, flickering light which was both spooky and funny.
Sure. One story is that the groom got his pants ripped while kneeling to propose to the bride during the ceremony. Everyone was shocked at first but then burst into laughter.
One funny story is about a groom who accidentally wore shoes of different colors to his Indian wedding. He was so nervous that he didn't notice until his little niece pointed it out during the photo session. Everyone had a good laugh and it became a memorable moment of the wedding.
Sure. There was this one wedding where the groom's little nephew decided to photobomb every single shot. He would run into the frame making silly faces right when the photographer was about to click. It made for some really hilarious pictures in the end.