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In general, going to someone's wedding means you are going to be very well taken care of. You'll be fed, watered, encouraged to drink and party, east delicious dessert, in addition to plenty of activities.
However, one wedding guest was shocked to learnt hat they were expected to give a little more back than they were expecting to after devouring a second piece of cake on the special day.
Source: https://t.co/Pu34L6gC0k— ɐ͎ʞ͎ć͎ı͎ɹ͎ɐ͎ɯ͎ (@ɐ͎ʞ͎ć͎ı͎ɹ͎ɐ͎ɯ͎) 1632959309.0
I’m rarely speechless https://t.co/p63a8KPeFp— ɐ͎ʞ͎ć͎ı͎ɹ͎ɐ͎ɯ͎ (@ɐ͎ʞ͎ć͎ı͎ɹ͎ɐ͎ɯ͎) 1632959610.0
@LeaMaric This is common in america and UK. People count every cent. Someone asked me for a cigarette once, and i g… https://t.co/R4KTDBDQKh— Moozie147 (@Moozie147) 1632959204.0
The guest, Redditor Unlucky_Low_6254 posted the text conversation on Reddit after receiving the request for the extra money.
"I paid for the first slice after it was announced on the day we'd be helping to pay for their cake!! Apparently didn't count for the second."
People were shocked and dismayed at the wedding party's choice to charge for the cake. Redditor FromUnderTheWineCork said:
"If you can't afford a £500 wedding cake, you need to take your self down to Aldi (or whatever UK supermarket) and get a damn sheet cake or two."
"Rice Krispy treats are on my dessert menu before guests-pay-per-slice is on my dessert menu!"
This is why I will have my wedding at a church and the reception in their parish hall Biggest Psy-Op in Modern Marr… https://t.co/nmwglCBjRM— Paulie “The Circumstance” Vich (@Paulie “The Circumstance” Vich) 1633020428.0
The 'Saving money on future weddings by not having any friends left to invite to them' approach. https://t.co/UYcMKtqZHM— ☠️🎃😈 House of 1000 Cougars 😈🎃☠️ ✡️ (@☠️🎃😈 House of 1000 Cougars 😈🎃☠️ ✡️) 1633012900.0
the way i gasped weddings are annoying enough to attend now i’m paying for the one thing keeping me there.. https://t.co/qiKWsw5x2d— 🔮 (@🔮) 1633008088.0
They would lose a friend tbh. Charging your wedding guests for the cake?! 🤡 https://t.co/oQaqQEvqKG— Clint (Krabby Patty Era) (@Clint (Krabby Patty Era)) 1633007877.0
"I'd reply with consider my gift as payment and in that case you owe me the difference," said Redditor cynicaldreamer1.
"So please send your payment of (whatever amount) immediately."
"I've never heard of it before," the original poster, or OP, said in a Reddit reply discussing paying for the first slice of cake.
"It was quite a talking point at the wedding as the best man first announced it and then it was confirmed in the groom's speech too. Thought it was a joke but then when people were queuing for the cake people had to go back to their tables to get cash."
"And get this: they had a card reader and were even taking names for tabs!"
I'd send them the £3.66 in 1p coins and no postage https://t.co/JrVEQZLAGd— abolish the police (@abolish the police) 1633007628.0
Ok if I have a wedding I promise the cake is free and I expect it to be eaten because I'm not keeping a manky bit o… https://t.co/7WobUFERsM— Hannah (@Hannah) 1632997834.0
If I ever get charged for wedding cake I will bill you for my time as a guest. https://t.co/EhQZQ8eTcd— Tess the Tired (@Tess the Tired) 1632997588.0
Weddings make people absolutely lose their heads https://t.co/i2EFIqHPqG— Ruth (@Ruth) 1632993753.0
£3.66 is the equivalent to $4.95 USD, which means the bride, groom and wedding party spent the first moments of their new marriage chasing people down for the equivalent of five bucks.
Here's hoping the rest of their marriage goes in a different direction.