A memorable one was when the ring bearer fell asleep during the ceremony. He was holding the rings on a pillow and just dozed off right there in the front. When it was time for the rings, everyone had to gently wake him up. It was quite a sight and had the whole congregation laughing softly.
A memorable LDS funny story is when a group of LDS sisters were baking cookies for a charity event. They accidentally added salt instead of sugar. When they tasted the cookies, their faces were priceless. But instead of being disappointed, they laughed and made it a fun story to tell later.
In an LDS ward, there was a talent show. A group of elders decided to do a skit. However, one of them forgot his lines completely and started making up the most absurd things on the spot. His fellow actors had to improvise along with him. It turned into a completely different skit than what was planned, but it was so hilarious that the whole ward was laughing throughout. It became one of those classic funny stories that people in the ward would talk about for a long time.
Well, there was this story where during a scripture - reading competition, one student read a passage so fast that it sounded like a completely different language. His friends couldn't stop laughing, and even the teacher had to hold back a chuckle. It was a really light - hearted moment in the seminary. The incident also became a running joke among the students for a long time.
At a particular wedding, the maid of honor shared that the bride once accidentally sent a love text meant for the groom to her boss. She then had to do some quick explaining. In the toast, she made it into a really funny story about how the bride was always so head - over - heels for the groom that she got a bit distracted. The story had everyone in stitches.
A bride once tripped on her long veil and tumbled right in front of the altar. It was quite the moment as the groom quickly helped her up.
A memorable one was when the father of the bride started his speech by saying he had been preparing for this day since the bride was born, but he never expected to be so emotional. Then he told a story about how as a little girl, the bride used to put a veil on their dog and pretend it was her groom. It was really cute and funny.
A group of primary kids were practicing their reverence during sacrament time. But one little girl got distracted by a ladybug that had landed on her dress. She started whispering really loudly about the 'cute buggy' and her excitement was contagious. People around her had to hold back their laughter. These small moments in the LDS sacrament service show the mix of the sacred and the simple joys of life.
At an LDS Christmas party, they had a white elephant gift exchange. One of the gifts was a very old - fashioned LDS hymnal. The person who got it started singing a hymn right then and there, but in a really off - key and comical way. Everyone joined in the laughter and it made for a very fun and memorable moment. This kind of spontaneous and humorous event really added to the Christmas spirit in the LDS community.
There was a story about a couple who had planned a very formal wedding but then it started to rain heavily right when they were supposed to have the outdoor ceremony. So they quickly moved everything inside. But the bride's huge dress got all wet and muddy in the process. She ended up walking down the aisle looking like a wet mermaid. It was a disaster but also really funny. The guests were all very understanding and they had a great time at the reception.
There was an LDS wedding where the best man, in his nervousness, told a really cheesy joke during his speech. He said, 'Why did the groom cross the aisle? To get to his bride, of course!' Everyone groaned at first but then burst out laughing. It lightened the mood and was a great ice - breaker. The couple was a bit embarrassed but also found it hilarious in hindsight.