What are the common wedding planning horror stories?

One horror story is when the florist delivered the wrong flowers on the wedding day. The bride wanted white roses but got red ones instead. It was a last - minute disaster as there was no time to fix it completely.

Vendor issues are also a big part of these horror stories. For example, the caterer I hired once for a wedding didn't show up on time. They got lost on the way to the venue. By the time they arrived, the food was cold, and the guests were getting impatient. It was really embarrassing and hard to smooth things over.

Poor planning is a major cause. Not having a backup plan for things like bad weather if it's an outdoor event. Also, unreliable vendors can lead to horror stories. Say, a DJ who doesn't show up or a decorator who does a shoddy job. And sometimes, over - booking of venues can also create a mess as in my previous story where the venue was double - booked.

Poor communication is a common element. For example, in an event planning, if the planner doesn't communicate clearly with the vendors about the time and location, things can go wrong. Another is lack of contingency planning. Just like in the wedding example, if there's no backup plan for bad weather, it can turn into a horror story.

One common horror story is when a person passes away without a will. Their assets may be distributed in a way they would never have wanted. For example, their family might fight over possessions, and the court may decide to split things in a way that doesn't consider the deceased's true wishes. Another is when the executor of the estate turns out to be untrustworthy. They could embezzle funds or mismanage the property, leaving the beneficiaries with less than they should have received. Also, incorrect beneficiary designations can lead to disasters. For instance, if an old beneficiary is still named on an account and the person meant to change it but didn't, the wrong person could get the money.

One common element is lack of communication. Often, the local community isn't informed or consulted about the land planning changes. For example, if a piece of land is suddenly rezoned from residential to industrial without the residents knowing in advance. Another element is greed. Developers might prioritize their profits over the well - being of the community or the environment. They might overbuild or build in inappropriate areas just to make more money. And also, poor research. Sometimes, planners don't do enough research on things like soil quality, water sources, or potential environmental impacts before making land planning decisions.

One funny story is when the groom accidentally ordered a hundred doves instead of ten for the release. The doves filled the whole courtyard during the rehearsal, and it was chaos! Everyone was laughing as they tried to shoo the doves away.

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A common one is in - laws trying to control the guest list. They add people the couple doesn't want, which can cause overcrowding and extra costs.

Good communication is crucial. The couple who had the beach wedding worked closely with their wedding planner. They were able to convey their ideas clearly, and the planner was able to execute them. Also, making smart choices about the venue and budget. The couple with the European town wedding found affordable options that still provided a great experience. They didn't overspend on things like a fancy hotel but instead found unique and cost - effective alternatives.