This really happened. The mom drowned in the ocean at about 10:30am, her daughter went ahead with her wedding, at the ocean, at 4:30pm that afternoon.
I couldn't have gone ahead for a lot of reasons, but, it if for no other reason than I wouldn't want my wedding anniversary, something to celebrate each year, to be the anniversary of my mothers death. It's a tragic story, just wondering if most people would have sucked it up and got married like she did?
Mom died in the ocean, and the wedding was on the beach???
The young women of this generation are extremely narcissistic.
Fvcking millenials
Surfing is dangerous. It was her mom's first time. Just because you go to a surf spot, doesn't mean you should go in the water.
Hold on, the mom looks hot. Where is the funeral? We got some unfinished business.
great day for the groom if his foot wasnt on his mother-in-law's head when she drowned!
Sure. More cake for the other guests.
Unless I'm missing something, I don't see why you'd need to hold off. The bride's mother isn't traditionally an integral part of the ceremony. Since the father walks the bride down the aisle, you might have to take some time to figure something else out if he died, but the mother's absence wouldn't really even be noticed.
So why is it that you couldn't have the wedding without her?
Bride: (weeping) but my mom! I camt I cant! Can we please do this another time
Groom: I paid 15 Gs to be here today
Bride: (still weeping) It's my mom though
Groom: she was drunk and the ceremony hadnt even started...it's now or never
Fake news. That woman could never drown in any ocean. Look at the cans on that cow. No way she is ever going under.
not needed wrote:
Unless I'm missing something, I don't see why you'd need to hold off. The bride's mother isn't traditionally an integral part of the ceremony. Since the father walks the bride down the aisle, you might have to take some time to figure something else out if he died, but the mother's absence wouldn't really even be noticed.
So why is it that you couldn't have the wedding without her?
You are missing something alright.
The ghost of Pat Davey wrote:
Fake news. That woman could never drown in any ocean. Look at the cans on that cow. No way she is ever going under.
Idiot alert. The cans on who? How can even see the cans on the mother?
Not quite the same but quite interesting:
http://www.guardian-series.co.uk/news/localhistory/14804876.HISTORY__A_hero_of_the_Titanic/
The ghost of Pat Davey wrote:
Fake news. That woman could never drown in any ocean. Look at the cans on that cow. No way she is ever going under.
That’s the bride with her sister in that wedding photo - the sister who was with her mom when she drowned. Those are the dead woman’s two daughters, 6 hours after their mom’s death by drowning in the ocean, posing for wedding selfies smiling in front of the ocean. The only thing missing from this hideous mess is a go- fund me page for the daughters. Every “tragedy” is a golden opportunity to profit for millennials.
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