Photo: New Line Cinema
The long and short of it is that I tried crashing a wedding, and things didn’t quite go according to how the movie portrays it. I know it’s been more than a decade since Wedding Crashers came out, but when watching Vince Vaughn movies, I figure there has to be some truth to it. Because of my suspension of disbelief (or lack thereof), I assumed maybe there’d be free drinks, delicious food and, of course, some single, accessible ladies.
Turns out, everybody knew everyone but me, pretty much everything went horribly awry, and I had no idea what I was talking about for nearly an entire weekend of endless lying. Yet somehow I thought I could fall through the cracks, intrude on a wealthy, well-known family’s special weekend, eat all their food and sleep with their daughters in their own home without any repercussions.
The good news is I didn’t get arrested, but what happened to me by the end of it was far worse. But hey, at least I didn’t crash funerals. OK, I did one.
I Tried Crashing A Wedding And It Was Absolutely Nothing Like The Movie
More truth based on fiction: I Linked 20 years Without New ‘Seinfeld’ Episodes to the Skyrocketing Depression in America
Wedding Crasher
-
Crashed With a Coworker, Because We Don't Spend Enough Time Together Already
-
Crashing Buddy Couldn't Hold His Liquor
-
Made a Toast, Nobody Knew Who the Fuck I Was
-
Danced With Elderly Women to Attract the Young Ladies...
-
Forgot About Hangovers, Drank Like an Elephant
-
Made Balloon Animals to Impress, Almost Strangled a Child
-
Opened My Own Bottle of Champs, Pissed Off Everyone in the Room
-
Spent the Weekend With the Wedding Party (i.e. Trespassing, Looting Paintings, Eating All the Breakfast Foods)
-
Finally Went to Sleep, Things Went Off the Rails
-
Ate With the Fam, Got Jerked Off Under the Table
-
There She Is, Homophobic Granny
-
Offered Daiquiris & Cigars All Weekend, What Could Be Better
-
Never Tried So Hard to Get Laid, Ended Up Needing a Pep Talk
-
OK Busted, Tried a Funeral on the Way Home