OT: Well that blows

lalap69

The Globe and Mail published the story of a girl I went to high school with.  She got left at the altar.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/facts-and-arguments/i-was-left-at-the-altar/article1502449/

I thought it only happened like that in movies.

CTGirl30

OMG.

Licia&Wayne

Holy crap, I cannot imagine how devastating that was for her. I don't even have the words.

Although, I do think when you're coming up with an escape plan from your own wedding, you clue your partner in the moment it crosses your mind. Don't effing wait until she's putting on her wedding dress.

britne28

That's heartbreaking. 

lalap69

Seriously.  I really do think it's better to call a wedding off than to go through with it with all your doubts and then get divorced later.  But you can't tell me that you had no idea until an hour before the ceremony.  A little notice would be nice!!

britne28

That's what is so terrible.  It would have sucked at any time but to wait until right before the ceremony is so cruel.

jagore08

Wow.  I can't even imagine.

suz62984

Wow I can't even imagine...and thank goodness I won't have too.

At least he did have the balls to come to the room and tell her instead of just running off and not showing up as she stood there in her dress.

blackfire5th

I'm glad that he left her when he did.  Like PP said, better to do it before the wedding, I just hope most of the vendors were on his card.

swim1011

I'm still wondering why he changed his mind, and what happened afterwards.  But yeah, that blows.  I feel horrible for that woman.

megandjay

What a nightmare. I too am curious if she ever found out more about why- she mentioned he had a small guest list, maybe his family/friends didn't approve for some reason? It seems like a lot is missing from this story- and so wierd that he also stayed for the week at the same hotel...