Top 11 Lies Hollywood Continues to Tell You About Weddings [VIDEO]
Jun 12, 2014 18:43
Hollywood has consistently lied to us all about weddings. And while they are merely for entertainment's sake, you should never believe what you watch in movies. Because that one thing that could totally happen to you in real life, can't. Check out the top 11 lies Hollywood has told us all about weddings after the jump:
1. A private proposal in Tiffany & Co. can totally happen to you. Remember Sweet Home Alabama?
2. Just about anyone can crash a wedding and no one will notice.
3. Your male best friend will realize how much he loves you, just days before his wedding:
4. A lot of brides run away with their former loves on the wedding day itself. Totally normal it seems.
5. Falling for your wedding planner is totally possible.
6. You can somehow be engaged for five years and either partner will wait for the perfect time to get married.
7. Your maid of honor is your male best friend. Believe that.
8. You can be a bridesmaid for 27 times. Because you are everyone's best friend.
9. You will agree to marry your boss to help her get her working visa. Then you'll fall in love with her, because she's hot.
10. If you make a big splash when confessing your love to someone who's about to get married, you'll win their love:
11. Your grandfather's condition to pass you all his millions is for you to be married by your 30th birthday.
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