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<h2>Hearing someone actually speak up and object to a wedding during the ceremony is rare, but that certainly doesn&#39;t mean it hasn&#39;t ever happened...</h2><p>So, when a <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/rg192l/people_that_have_had_someone_object_at_your/">Reddit</a> user asked, &quot;People that have had someone object at your wedding, what happened?&quot; people who have seen a &quot;speak now or forever hold you peace&quot; moment were ready to share.</p><h2>1.</h2><blockquote> <p>My maternal granddad said to my mum on her wedding day, to not marry my dad as he wasn&rsquo;t good enough for her. He was right of course, but if she&rsquo;d listened I wouldn&rsquo;t exist. - trev2234</p> </blockquote><h2>2.</h2><blockquote> <p>I was at my cousin&rsquo;s wedding and someone screamed at the top of their lungs &ldquo;OBJECTION, your honor&rdquo; because my cousin is a judge. - Day283</p> </blockquote><h2>3.</h2><blockquote> <p>Priest here. Where I am, the only objection people can make is a legal one. It doesn&rsquo;t matter if they merely don&rsquo;t approve. I had one objection at a wedding, where the person who spoke claimed the groom was already married. That&rsquo;s enough to stop the wedding. Turned out they were Serbian (which I knew) and didn&rsquo;t know our legal system.</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><blockquote> <p>The groom hadn&rsquo;t realized the church wedding was also the legal wedding, so they&rsquo;d married each other in a civil ceremony a few days before. That was fun to sort out! - Peteat6</p> </blockquote><h2>4.</h2><blockquote> <p>My dad&#39;s seen an objection - he volunteers at a church. The bride and groom were siblings, and their father hadn&#39;t told them until he objected (I believe he was estranged to both of them). They already had a kid apparently. - Any_Lake_288</p> </blockquote><h2>5.</h2><blockquote> <p>My dad marrying his third wife. My step brother and I were in the wedding party. He was about 6, I was 10. The preacher asks if anyone objects and my brother raises his hand so very politely. My dad asks why, and my step brother replies, &quot;because I want you to promise to take me fishing whenever I want, first.&quot; - vogera</p> </blockquote><h2>6.</h2><blockquote> <p>My ex-wife&#39;s Aunt said to me on the wedding day...&quot;you don&#39;t have to do this ya know.&quot; I should have listened - Dorothy_the_Winosaur</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><h2>7.</h2><blockquote> <p>My older sister torments me about the second wedding I went to as a kid (first being my parents wedding). Apparently attention seeking 4 year old me thought this gap of silence needed to be filled with my best cookie monster impression, so during the silence I yelled &quot;Cookie Monster om nom nom nom.&quot;</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>Obviously everyone looked around at me in shock for breaking the silence, before the bride and most of the congregation burst out laughing. This is the only wedding in my extended family that ended in divorce (4-5 years down the line) and as such I am one of the people that get stared at every time this moment happens in a wedding. The oracle known as Cookie Monster. - BazzaSmith</p> </blockquote><h2>8.</h2><blockquote> <p>I had a small chunk of my family boycott my wedding, not because of my choice of groom but because of my choice of clergy. They even promised to pay for another clergy. I kept the clergy and they did not attend. After several years they are still spiteful and have burned many bridges aside from mine. - PhobiusofMobius</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><h2>9.</h2><blockquote> <p>Two people objected. The best man shot one and the bride shot the other.<br /> We were married on stage at a pirate festival, it was awesome. - UnethicalFood</p> </blockquote><h2>10.</h2><blockquote> <p>On my first wife my entire family objected, they said I was making a bad choice - SonDontPlay</p> </blockquote><h2>11.</h2><blockquote> <p>My dad objected leading up to my wedding. Even went as far as making a Facebook (he&#39;s 60+) and letting a bunch of people know he was against it. - i8bonelesschicken</p> </blockquote><h2>12.</h2><blockquote> <p>I was told by my husband&rsquo;s family his sister planned to object. The week before she told us she would go to my husband&rsquo;s next wedding because we won&rsquo;t last long. It&rsquo;s been 10 years and I&rsquo;m still happy she didn&rsquo;t go - Idk102585</p> </blockquote><h2>13.</h2><blockquote> <p>My husband&#39;s (now former) female best friend said, &quot;you know his parents prefer me. They want me to marry him but I turned him down&quot; the morning of my wedding. My in-laws hate her. - Mental_Vacation</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><h2>14.</h2><blockquote> <p>I&#39;ve never seen an objection happen but there&#39;s always one person everyone turns and looks at in anticipation of it - NinjaBilly55</p> </blockquote><h2>15.</h2><blockquote> <p>When my mum was marrying my dad, my grandpa (her dad) circled her around the church over and over again telling her he didn&rsquo;t have to stop, she didn&rsquo;t have to go in, and they could just drive away. It didn&rsquo;t work. They&rsquo;re still married 30+ years later. Eventually grandpa learned to like dad. - anewae</p> </blockquote><h2>16.</h2><blockquote> <p>Not my wedding but at a friends, a family member paid some kid $20 to run in and say &quot;Daddy don&#39;t marry that woman!&quot; like it was his child. Did not go over well as a prank at all.... - bourbonisall</p> </blockquote><h2>17.</h2><blockquote> <p>When I was like 5 I objected at my cousins wedding. I didn&#39;t know what that really meant. I saw it in a clip of a movie - Miserable_Western_33</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><h2>18.</h2><blockquote> <p>During my wedding the priest asked if I &ldquo;had ever promised myself to another&rdquo;. My side of the church broke out laughing. Fortunately, my wife knew who she was marrying and laughed too. I actually had to turn around and give my side a &ldquo;knock it off! I&rsquo;m getting married up here!&rdquo; look. Her side of the church was a bit shocked. Makes for an entertaining wedding video. - Bluto58</p> </blockquote><h2>19.</h2><blockquote> <p>A friend, call her Blonde Doctor, was getting married in five days and I definitely didn&rsquo;t care for the groom based on his past behavior. I was joking around with a different friend and sent them a link to a wiki-how on &ldquo;How to stop a wedding&rdquo;.</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>Went back to a text conversation with Blonde Doctor, and it turns out I accidentally sent her the link to the wiki-how, not my other friend. Whoops. It ended up being a fairly awkward wedding. Two years later, they&rsquo;re divorced and we&rsquo;re friends again. - AbeVigoda76</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div>

19 people who saw a guest object to a wedding share the story.

Hearing someone actually speak up and object to a wedding during the ceremony is rare, but that certainly doesn&#39;t mean it hasn&#39;t ever happened...So, when a Reddit user asked, &quot;People that have had someone object at your wedding, what happened?&quot; people who have seen a &quot;speak now or forever hold you peace&quot; moment were ready to share.1. My maternal granddad said to my mum on her wedding day, to not marry my dad as he wasn&rsquo;t good enough for her. He was right of course, but if she&rsquo;d listened I wouldn&rsquo;t exist. - trev2234 2. I was at my cousin&rsquo;s wedding and someone screamed at the top of their lungs &ldquo;OBJECTION, your honor&rdquo; because my cousin is a judge. - Day283 3. Priest here. Where I am, the only objection people can make is a legal one. It doesn&rsquo;t matter if they merely don&rsquo;t approve. I had one objection at a wedding, where the person who spoke claimed the groom was already married. That&rsquo;s enough to stop the wedding. Turned out they were Serbian (which I knew) and didn&rsquo;t know our legal system.  The groom hadn&rsquo;t realized the church wedding was also the legal wedding, so they&rsquo;d married each other in a civil ceremony a few days before. That was fun to sort out! - Peteat6 4. My dad&#39;s seen an objection - he volunteers at a church. The bride and groom were siblings, and their father hadn&#39;t told them until he objected (I believe he was estranged to both of them). They already had a kid apparently. - Any_Lake_288 5. My dad marrying his third wife. My step brother and I were in the wedding party. He was about 6, I was 10. The preacher asks if anyone objects and my brother raises his hand so very politely. My dad asks why, and my step brother replies, &quot;because I want you to promise to take me fishing whenever I want, first.&quot; - vogera 6. My ex-wife&#39;s Aunt said to me on the wedding day...&quot;you don&#39;t have to do this ya know.&quot; I should have listened - Dorothy_the_Winosaur 7. My older sister torments me about the second wedding I went to as a kid (first being my parents wedding). Apparently attention seeking 4 year old me thought this gap of silence needed to be filled with my best cookie monster impression, so during the silence I yelled &quot;Cookie Monster om nom nom nom.&quot;  Obviously everyone looked around at me in shock for breaking the silence, before the bride and most of the congregation burst out laughing. This is the only wedding in my extended family that ended in divorce (4-5 years down the line) and as such I am one of the people that get stared at every time this moment happens in a wedding. The oracle known as Cookie Monster. - BazzaSmith 8. I had a small chunk of my family boycott my wedding, not because of my choice of groom but because of my choice of clergy. They even promised to pay for another clergy. I kept the clergy and they did not attend. After several years they are still spiteful and have burned many bridges aside from mine. - PhobiusofMobius 9. Two people objected. The best man shot one and the bride shot the other. We were married on stage at a pirate festival, it was awesome. - UnethicalFood 10. On my first wife my entire family objected, they said I was making a bad choice - SonDontPlay 11. My dad objected leading up to my wedding. Even went as far as making a Facebook (he&#39;s 60+) and letting a bunch of people know he was against it. - i8bonelesschicken 12. I was told by my husband&rsquo;s family his sister planned to object. The week before she told us she would go to my husband&rsquo;s next wedding because we won&rsquo;t last long. It&rsquo;s been 10 years and I&rsquo;m still happy she didn&rsquo;t go - Idk102585 13. My husband&#39;s (now former) female best friend said, &quot;you know his parents prefer me. They want me to marry him but I turned him down&quot; the morning of my wedding. My in-laws hate her. - Mental_Vacation 14. I&#39;ve never seen an objection happen but there&#39;s always one person everyone turns and looks at in anticipation of it - NinjaBilly55 15. When my mum was marrying my dad, my grandpa (her dad) circled her around the church over and over again telling her he didn&rsquo;t have to stop, she didn&rsquo;t have to go in, and they could just drive away. It didn&rsquo;t work. They&rsquo;re still married 30+ years later. Eventually grandpa learned to like dad. - anewae 16. Not my wedding but at a friends, a family member paid some kid $20 to run in and say &quot;Daddy don&#39;t marry that woman!&quot; like it was his child. Did not go over well as a prank at all.... - bourbonisall 17. When I was like 5 I objected at my cousins wedding. I didn&#39;t know what that really meant. I saw it in a clip of a movie - Miserable_Western_33 18. During my wedding the priest asked if I &ldquo;had ever promised myself to another&rdquo;. My side of the church broke out laughing. Fortunately, my wife knew who she was marrying and laughed too. I actually had to turn around and give my side a &ldquo;knock it off! I&rsquo;m getting married up here!&rdquo; look. Her side of the church was a bit shocked. Makes for an entertaining wedding video. - Bluto58 19. A friend, call her Blonde Doctor, was getting married in five days and I definitely didn&rsquo;t care for the groom based on his past behavior. I was joking around with a different friend and sent them a link to a wiki-how on &ldquo;How to stop a wedding&rdquo;.  Went back to a text conversation with Blonde Doctor, and it turns out I accidentally sent her the link to the wiki-how, not my other friend. Whoops. It ended up being a fairly awkward wedding. Two years later, they&rsquo;re divorced and we&rsquo;re friends again. - AbeVigoda76 

Hearing someone actually speak up and object to a wedding during the ceremony is rare, but that certainly doesn&#39;t mean it hasn&#39;t ever happened...  So, when a Reddit user asked, &quot;People that have had someone object at your...