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Falling at weddings just kinda happens. Drinking + dancing in heels can be a frightening combination. That said, WTF is happening in this picture? I see – in no particular order:
- A person who is not the bride wearing a veil
- A lacy crotch (it should be noted that this chick’s underwear is fancier than her shirt)
- A large and mysterious bowl
- A bride with what looks like 2 broken wrists
Anyone have any guesses? Leaky catering hall ceiling solution…? Maybe these girls are hired entertainment? Bueller?
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I think that women who are sitting on the floor have switched shirts for some reason.
It could be, I’m just WAGing here, that this is some sort of sketch aimed at humiliating/showing funny episode/caricature of the bride. Don’t think it’s bachelorrette party as I can see 2 guys.
But I see this being made into fake motivational poster. Sense/this picture makes none
This is a typical Polish wedding where a guest ‘wins’ the bride’s veil and they play games with it.
Sad, but true
It’s probably a polish wedding party (wesele). We, Poles, have a tradition of oczepiny, that is taking the veil from the bride, as she is no longer single. Nowadays the bride throws the veil, just like the flowers, and the girl who catches it, wears it on the wesele, and is supposed to be next one to find a husband.
Polish wesele also has games, that usually are funny, a little bit kinky, and that involve dancing/drinking/touching/etc
Polish weddings are fun, seriously.
Looks like the one to the right is draining her blood into the bowl.
Party game?
I would go with party game.
Such bowls are used in Russia to hand-wash clothes or cook large amounts of food, which makes it a good symbolic accessory for a kinky wedding-party game which are common at Russian weddings. Maybe it’s a race to see who can slide the bowl along the floor. Or maybe they just fell.
The white things on bride’s hands look like bandages from slit wrists (wedding jitters?), but I hope they are just a bad fashion decision
Now I want to go to a Polish wedding party.
For some reason, the bowl reminded me of the prank where you put a sleeping person’s hand in warm water to cause him or her to pee.
I think that game is called: “Transport a bowl of water using two people’s groins.” It’s usually done standing, but maybe they fell?
The picturesd game involves two ladies trying to sit down in the metal bowl. the one that sits in the bowl usually wins a bottle of Vodka
my fav polish wedding party game is when three “most manly and masculine tough guys” get a shot of bradcrumbs each and the first one to eat the crumbs and then whistle wins. it’s a horror show, I totally loved it, especially the one at my wedding party 
The one time I had to eat breadcrumbs not so much, but revenge was sweet :]
I dunno… its a hell of an upskirt tho lol
@depre
Wait! Polish weddings (or rather, receptions) involve alcohol! No way!
(I attended a Polish wedding once, and it is a miracle that I was able to walk after the reception!)
@Mock26
What I said was that the games involve alcohol, it’s blatanly obvious that the receptions do, duuh!
There’s no polish wedding party without vodka in amounts that could kill an elephant
Go to a Polish wesele guys, srsly. So much fun
Two girls, one bowl?
@depre
I’m soooooo trying to wrangle an invite next time a member of your family gets married.
No wedding I’ve attended involved the veil-passing, or party games or drinking much at all. Polish weddings sound like fun!
@softgeek
polish weddings are boring, but receptions are killers
if you ever get invited to some traditional one (more rural area) then be prepared for everything. lots of veeeery inventive games, huge amount of drinking games(involving vodka), all night dancing and if it is really rural then inevitably a bigger or smaller drunk brawl somewhere at the end
Here in Canada we have a religious group that has a traditional foot washing of the bride and groom. Could explain why they’re sitting there all stiff and creepy. I’m told it’s strange to behold if you’re not expecting it…
@Kim
I know of more than 1 religious group that might practive traditional foot washing during a wedding, and it NEVER involves people doing what these people here are doing.
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My cousin married a Polish dude. It is times like these I wish I hadn’t ditched to go to a pool party…
I’m Polish, and I definitely do not want these shenanigans at our upcoming nuptials. Alcohol, yes. Random bowl game thingies, no. That’s a tradition I haven’t heard of. I’ll have to ask my folks. Then again, I’ve heard about some American wedding traditions that are bizarre as well. Dollar Dance, anyone? lol
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