Something you....just...dont....do
 

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Upstaged at her own wedding: Her smile says 'congratulations', her eyes say something else entirely. Picture of guest proposing to girlfriend right in front of newlyweds has entire internet outraged!

• Image uploaded to Reddit by an unknown user has gone viral
• The picture has been viewed more than 1.36 million times
• Hilarious reactions indicate that the majority disapprove of the proposal
• Newlyweds and guests are yet to be identified
• Do you know the couples in the photo? Email femail@mailonline.co.uk

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Oh Dear, not good at all :laugh:

I propose that the proposer is an inconsiderate dickhead. :shrug:

no

she is waaay to fat to marry

:laugh:

And sources say they haven't been seen since

what a bellsniff, someone else's wedding and you go and do that.

Unless the bride and groom were in on it and thought it would be a good idea Kyle does not approve.

I wonder are the bride and girl getting proposed to sisters? They look a bit alike from what we can see :think:

I was going to say the same Niamh... I think the bride was "in on it" so to speak

tbh looking at the Brides face, she doesn't look annoyed to me

Why this is blowing up the internet :conf2:

anyways :idc:

Is it just me that thinks this isn't that bad :think: it's a romantic setting isn't it? :laugh:

If the bride didn't know about it first and say it's ok, then I think it's bad form tbh

Its an unthuinkable liberty if the bride did not know but looking at her and the grooms face it would appear they know and that its a sisters thing. If they knew then ok I guess

Be even better if she said no

I was thinking the same...it's a five minute interjection at the reception when the bride and groom are already married, so it's not like they're stealing all the thunder

A few congratulations and then it's back to the meal, speeches and getting f***faced in celebration of it all. I don't see the problem?

That was probably his reasoning and I appreciate what he was trying to do, but a wedding is supposed to be about the couple getting married, I do think proposing to someone at someone else's wedding is a bit of a faux pas. :laugh:

I don't get why people are always trying to propose in increasingly unique ways, though. I'd hate it if someone ever proposed to me in front of loads of people. :joker:

No,I thought the same,lol,I had to read the article to see what all the fuss was about.

I'm sure the bride and groom were in on it it's right in front of them so they can see the reaction, I think it's sweet :love: