What a classy move to quietly ride it out and avoid doing anything to distract from the ceremony.

FerretFred 3 days ago | parent | next [-]

Yeah! He didn't want to appear rude by just walking out, so he stayed it's been all over the local TV News - he looks a tall guy so yes, he'd definitely be noticed making a sneaky exit!

	▲	saghm 3 days ago \| parent [-]
		That being said, it seems like he might be better at blending in than he gives himself credit for: >You can’t exactly stand up and walk out of a wedding mid-ceremony, so I just had to commit to this act and spent the next 20 minutes awkwardly sitting there trying to be as inconspicuous as my 6ft 2 ass could be And yet, no one actually seemed to notice him other than the photographer (who presumably didn't know most of the guests beforehand), and the bride and groom only found out he was there because the photographer took a number of pictures with him.

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a3w 3 days ago | parent | prev [-]

"Wrong wedding <leaves>" could have removed the tension of most weddings?

	▲	Aurornis 3 days ago \| parent [-]
		The article clearly explains it: He rushed in, the ceremony started, and then he realized he was at the wrong wedding. Once the ceremony starts, you stay quiet. Getting up and leaving from aisle seat while the wedding party is coming down the aisle would have been a jerk move.