Most everyone has flipped through the channels on a lazy Saturday afternoon and paused on a reality television show on WE TV called ?Bridezillas.? If you?re somehow unfamiliar with the show, it essentially captures a few days in the lives of very demanding and unpleasant brides and the people who have chosen to be in their weddings. These brides are, of course, on the extreme side of the spectrum, but it still shines a light on what kind of behavior people don?t want to deal with at a wedding.
Planning a wedding can be unbelievably stressful, and it?s understandable that every bride or groom can get a little agitated or say cross words to a friend or family member. Weddings magnify emotions, and at the time crying because the venue has only off white chairs and you wanted white chairs seems completely reasonable. However, just because you are stressed, it doesn?t give you a good reason to completely fly off the handle and be absolutely dreadful throughout the whole process. So if you?re planning a wedding, do your family and friends (and guests) a favor and try to avoid the following behaviors to ensure an easy, drama-free wedding day.
Being Too Picky About What People Wear/How They Do Their Make-up

Everyone is more or less expected to look nice, get all dressed up, and take some pictures to commemorate your big day. They should try their best to look as nice as possible, but this doesn?t give the bride or groom license to criticize family members or the bridal party on t...