Tacky. And it reminded me of the scene from The hunger games catching fire where the capitol people just drink purple liquid to throw up so they can eat more. Love that for her Edit/: spelling
To be a little fair to the bride, if you're on THAT restrictive of a diet you're very likely going to be bathroom bound if you suddenly just start in-taking a lot of the stuff you normally don't eat. That said I'd have at least had normal food prepared for the guests. Especially since it'd be less expensive than buying boxes of those specialty snacks. 😬
I'm not even a person who normally eats healthy but a doughnut on my wedding day sounds awful. Most of the time when I eat a doughnut I feel kinda sick. I wouldn't want to feel sick on my wedding day. I love doughnuts and definitely still eat them occasionally.
It seems to me that she planned it so she could eat everything at her wedding. I’m diabetic and I’ll tell you I would happy as a pig in mud if I went to this wedding. All of the sugar free options she pick I’ve tried and LOVE. No major intestinal effects, great taste, great texture. I haven’t tried the Unreal chocolate, but I trust her judgment at this point. I don’t think she has to accommodate other diets just like I’ll bet she can’t eat everything at a wedding she’d attend. I don’t see this as different from a vegetarian wedding. I would definitely have a sugar free wedding. I’d probably bake my own sugar free cake!
@@meinenklinke I'd understand it more if she was diabetic, I get then you have to be careful what you eat. But she didn't day she was, on my wedding day I'd rather pig out on whatever I wanted and worry about it later! Food should not be on your mind, your new partner and your family should!
@@sarahglover3286she explained in following video that she has many allergies/problems with sugar. and this wasn't the only food available, this is what SHE ate. Even so, it's her wedding, ppl weren't just concerned int the comments, they were very rude and condescending about her choices. Which is not okay.
That's what happens when your wedding is sponsored. Which is fine I'm not shaming her for that. What ill shame he for is not discling it. The laws are you have to make It BLATANTLY clear it's a sponsorship
The dog video: my grandfather adopted a mutt. It was the cutest bottlebrush ever and he very quickly noticed girls loved his dog. So being the teenager he was, he taught his dog to walk up to girls and act cute. All that little mutt needed was to be told “Look, girls!” and off he’d go. It’s actually how he managed to meet my grandmother. Her father never allowed her to have pets. One of the things she made my grandfather promise before agreeing to marry him, was that she’d never have to turn an animal away from her house. This turned their home into the unofficial shelter in their area. He worshipped the ground she walked on, she was the love of his life. When she passed he never remarried. “I’ve had the best. Why try for second best?”
@@Ravenna.E.Blackbird - Too many to count. As my grandmother would constantly be taking in strays, it wasn’t rare for some of them to be pregnant. At times they’d end up with several litters of puppies and kittens simultaneously, bringing the momentary count up to as many as 30-odd dogs and 30-odd cats. They’d gave their ‘core’ of ‘permanent’ dogs and cats that would always be around 3 to 6 of each, the rest would be nursed back to health, socialised and re-homed. Some times a Mama would be so far gone she’d pass and everyone would have their ‘shift’ in taking care of the babies if they couldn’t get adopted into an existing litter. The adults would take the night feedings (my grandparents, my great-grandmother and the live in maid) and the ‘shifts’ during school hours. The kids (my Mom, her 2 sisters and her brother) would take turns after school. The dogs operated as a pack which made socialising easier: within days any new arrivals felt safe and knew not just the rules of the house but the pecking order. There were certain rules set in stone: During ‘human meal tiles’ pets don’t exist. They’re NOT to be fed, petted or paid attention to unless there’s an emergency. Four-legged/furry/feathered creatures ALWAYS give the right of way to humans, let them go first, etc. If an animal is on the furniture and a human wants that spot, the animal moves. Food bowls were set out in a fixed order and everyone waits for the command to start eating. Bath time is not optional. Neither is any other grooming practice. If there is any fighting or conflict resolution of any kind to be done, it’s done by the adult humans of the household. If there’s none around, a pack member goes to get one. (That one never needed to be taught, my grandmother was a formidable woman with a strong personality and no creature ever questioned her, so kids would send a dog out if there was trouble). When a human yells “done!” it means that any activity that is going on, stops. Immediately. Play, petting, play-fighting, running, … When told to let go, you let go of whatever is in your mouth. Drop it and move on. All dogs learn to walk on a leash without pulling. Big dog or small, no jumping on humans unless invited to. (Well, except when protecting but that’s another matter entirely). As my grandparents grew older, their kids moved out and they relocated, the pet count grew smaller. Part of it was that they knew keeping so many would impact the quality of their care. There are no compromises on that. Food, vet bills, attention, exercise… all need to be good. Before anyone asks: all the kids grew up to love animals as well and either have, or have had a long string of pets. So have all the grandkids. I’ve “only” got two dogs and one cat right now. They know and abide by those same rules. They’re my babies, I love them to bits but I’m the boss. Then comes my daughter. Then come the ‘familiar humans” who frequently visit. My pets are allowed to signal a visitor (any visitor) but as soon as I tell them to shut up, they need to zip it. They’re allowed to keep their distance, be distrustful/wary, or slide in for pets but no means no. Thanks to my grandmother loving animals so much and my grandfather training dogs for military purposes, I grew up in a household where pets were loved but knew their place. I’ve got a lot to thank her for. That lady had an amazing talent with animals.
The 'What's your number' one, she definitely got it. She probably just didn't want to give out her number so she didn't bring it up to avoid an awkward conversation. 😅
That's my take on it also. Women have a tendency to go "deaf" when men approach us with bad pickup lines. Well, at least I do! I will "huh?" a guy to death until he gives up!😅
I was once at a bus stop looking for my mother and this guy came at me with that Lionel Richie song. I genuinely didn't get it and it freaked me out. My mother did though, she neither intervened nor explained it to me. Years later I heard the song and couldn't stop laughing, now she keeps asking me, "is it me you're looking for?" I answer with an annoyed, "no, I'm looking for my mother!" and run away. It was so cringey but good game on him for his ability appropriate pick up line.
I love how people don't want the lyrics in a song changed but if they read the original stories they'd have nightmares. Disney already changed the stories so why not the songs? 😂😂😂
My ONLY issue with The Little Mermaid movie is that the Little Mermaid DOESN'T HAVE RED HAIR😢 I was 7yrs old when that cartoon came out in theaters and I remember going to watch it in the theater and the Little Mermaid HAS RED HAIR😂
11:37 I work at McDonald’s. We hate this too. I don’t care that you only ordered a cheeseburger, five people ordered before you and they all got meals with cinnamon rolls and 10 fries. You’re gonna have to wait for a little. On the contrary, I know we skipped your number. The person behind you only got an ice cream cone, while you got three triple cheeseburgers, 80 McNuggets, 40 fries, and a slice of bacon and you wanted that all to be made FRESH. It’s gonna take a while, and I’m gonna work on the other order first
I feel you bro... I worked at micky-deez back in 92-96 and omg nothings changed...it actually got worse... something about people in public... they act really stupid
Yep. Any form of acknowledgement, even annoyance, just gives him an opening to keep playing it up. Keeping the focus on the dog instead of giving the guy the attention he wants is the only way to discourage this behavior
For people who live with chronic pain and/or autoimmune disorders, sometimes eating one thing can affect you almost immediately with bloating, pain, headaches, etc. But, yes, if you don't suffer from those things, live a little!! Also, don't force your guests to have to eat the same way, have some other options for them!
As someone who is extremely sensitive to gluten, dairy, and sugar.... I would definitely have those "free" items at my wedding, however I would also have "regular" options for my guests. But I also need to mention... there is a lot of GF and sugar free foods, if made properly, that my non sensitive friends think is regular. (ie; tastes excellent. )
@@rosemarymagrino772 I feel so crappy and have flare-ups of pain and autoimmune symptoms when I eat what other people consider regular foods. If I ate regular food on my wedding day.... I wouldn't enjoy it at all.... as it affects my body immediately.
Honestly, for me, it was including the supplements at the table. Like the diet restrictions for weight management-- she's a fitness influencer-- whatever but the supplements 🤨
My mom is totally an “almond mom” but only when it came to me. Not my sister or father. She forced me to go on all these horrible diets as a child while my body was developing, because I was the ‘fat one’ in our house and everyone let me know it to my face. Even though my sister was overweight and my father was so overweight he was pre diabetic, I was the fat one. Clearly leading me to EDs I’ve had to fight my entire life and when I had enough time in college and decided to work out I was scary skinny. Skin and muscle no fat. All my doctors telling me I had to gain weight but that was terrifying to me and the last thing I wanted to hear. I lost all that. Didn’t matter to my family still had those words seared into my brain I remember, hear and fight everyday. Be kind and gentle with your children, you never know what’s going to break them. You never know what they’ll carry forever. Love them. We’re only here for so long and love is the best gift you can give. ❤
I had someone who was literally twice my age have a full on war with me over not switching cuts in a restaurant. I was 22 and she was 41, I had specifically requested 1st cut to make it to my niece’s birthday party on time and when she asked me to swap I said no and she lost her actual mind in front of customers, our manager, everyone. She called me a b*tch in front of my tables and I had to deal with the fallout. Your poor planning doesn’t constitute an emergency for me where I need to change my plans. Had it been any other day I would have probably switched, but I’m not a b*tch for having plans of my own that I made sure I was covered for.
They act embarrassed but we all know "will embarrass our kids just like my parents did" is secretly on the next generation of moms' list of ideal traits
I was a winter sports cheerleader in HS- the boys’ wrestling and boys’ basketball parents just clapped and “whooooo”’d when we cheered- the girls’ basketball dads would jump up on the bleachers and do awkward dances. 😂
I once worked for Trader Joe’s. While I was restocking food in the freezer isle a very fit mom and her sickly looking daughter walked past me. The little girl, who was probably 9 years old, asked her mom how many carbs an item had. I was so taken aback that 15 years later I STILL remember the scene like it was yesterday. I’ve struggled with my weight for ages and even when I would eat heathy I tried my best not to pass that on to my daughters.
I'm not out to defend almond moms, but you might not have all the facts. That girl could have been diabetic, and learning to manage her own carb intake. Could be, not definitely, we don't know what's really going on without knowing the family personally.
@@randomgeneration7781 yeah, that's what it sounds like. I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at age 10, and I still looked pale and sickly for awhile before I got back to a normal weight. For anyone who doesn't know, without sufficient insulin your body can't process nutrients, so it starts eating your body fat instead. Counting carbs and learning how many are in foods is essential to know how much insulin to take. At that age, you are old enough to start learning how to manage your condition (though of course with help and guidance from your parents). Counting carbs is not like counting calories. There are only a few diet plans that include counting carbs, and I highly doubt the child was on a weight loss diet.
It’s not like my niece, who at 5 asked if we would like her better if she were thinner. There are a lot of reason, diabetes being one, that someone might be concerned.
I looked more into the first video because I was so shocked and the bride explained that she has allergies which makes her unable to eat certain things hence why she altered the menu so that she can enjoy it as well 🙈
Honestly,, even if she didn't have allergies she can serve whatever she likes,its her wedding. Plus,, she was snacking allday and everything was healthy and looked delicious. Bloat pills is just like an event courtesy.. i think ppl are just riled up cuz she had money to sponsor her wedding. Bigwhoop.
My husband and I just eloped. We brought our immediate family so only had 8 guests. We skipped paying for a lot of things, because what's the point. So no flowers, No cake. We did however get the most incredible doughnuts I have ever had in my life! True highlight of the day 😂
4:20 That lady did what I always did when some cringey dude tried to step up on me-she pretended like she didn't get it. It works better than a straight-up rejection. I don't know why🤷
That's also one of my techniques. But it has happened to me several times that instead of realising they are being stupid and I'm being polite, they repeat it thinking I didn't hear it. Men ❤
The first one kind of triggers me. The for real kind of trigger. I suffered from an eating disorder for years. It’s like looking into a funhouse mirror of what I used to be. I’m immediately brought back to thinking food is the enemy. Getting such a bad relationship with food that everything tastes like dirt because I’ve associated food with bad feelings and thoughts. I really hope this is just for show and not her whole life.
I think the idea was okay. My condolences to you. I think it be fun for my wedding reception to have healthy options along other items. Though in my case a few family members have allergies to fish and soy and some got diabetes. So I hope your in a better place mentally and have better fulfilling habits and support now
I'm sorry you had (have?) such a difficult relationship with food and I sincerely hope for this bride that her reasons for choosing a menu like this are that she likes this food (and let's be honest that the shakes company gave her a deal 😅 weird name-dropping going on there). In my friend group we serve veggie platters at parties like the one shown, and even if there's also more traditional party food, the veggies always get eaten because well, they're tasty 😊
That shoeshine scam is like the "windshield cleaners" who catch you stopped at a busy intersection, smear your windshield with a filthy rag and then charge you to clean it.
Keep a cup of some dark, thick liquid in your car to throw on them when they do this. Then turn your windshield wipers on and clean your own windshield 😂 sorry, channeling a little bit of Petty from Our Holy Queen of Petty 😂
I once had one lift up my wiper on the passenger side and smear my windshield. Got stopped at the very next light and the nice homeless gentleman there fixed it for me. I gave him a $20 while the cretin looked on.
Okay, so for the first girlie, she could be an almond mom, but she could also be allergic to dairy and gluten. What she had at her wedding sounds like my diet for health reasons. I'm highly allergic to dairy and gluten, so thats the type of things that would be at my wedding (if I ever got married).
The green smoothie reminds me of that video Charlotte did where the bride was doing some detox and got the runs in her wedding gown. She was wearing a latex body suit underneath and it was squishing up, running over the top and down the back 💀
What's great is that if you eat more than a couple of those sugar-free chocolates you will get uncontrollable shits. I learned after raiding the stash of a diabetic family member, unfortunately.
12:56 I paused my video and came back and laughed, my fiance, sitting next to me, looked at me and I said when I watch this channel, one of the reasons why I enjoy it so much is because the faces, the energy, the pettiness, that's the energy I used to get with my sister when we were younger. Love all the energy, the yelling, and the face editing gets me all the time!
ME AND MY FRIENDS ALSO CALL OUR GROUP THE WOLF PACK. It started as a trivia team name at a local pub. Any time we won a round we would all howl. It escalated into matching T-shirts, hats and pens. Now we unironically own the title anytime we are in public.
My friends came up with this really inappropriate name for our friend group when I was younger. I can't remeber what it is but it didn't last long and I refused to participate in that one.
It's so disrespectful to talk about women like that. My first partner used to say I looked like a man if I didn't wear make up and painted my nails, it was such manipulative, degrading bs. Still found the video entertaining in a real embarrassing way, just thought I'd share something related.
I Love that thanks to Charlotte we can see all of those dramas and laugh a lot, without we actually have to go to those social media apps. Charlotte is the best😂❤️
Charlotte, I hope you read this, but I just want to say what you did for your fan, giving her a dream honeymoon, gave me reason to cry. So often I see the dark side of people and I just wanted to let you know you are a breath of fresh air. Thank you.
I am so sensitive to gluten and dairy that I can feel the effects almost immediately. One time I ate some cookies with gluten and I couldn’t walk anymore within 15 or 20 minutes. Don’t know if she has such extreme food intolerances as me, but that might be part of the reason why she’s so careful what she eats.
Yeah there was a follow up video, the bride explained the food allergies and things she has. What she showed was just her. The guests got “normal” food
I get it. I have severe food allergies, too. I couldn’t serve my guests what I eat, it wouldn’t be fair. To me, I think it’s fair to chose to serve something that suits you - I would have a version of what everyone else would eat. For my daughters birthday, we only serve foods she can eat, it’s a way of honouring her. But I wouldn’t make the wedding about food- food is fuel, it can be lovely, but that’s not what a wedding is about. One small beef is when I find it infuriating when people refer to things as ‘allergen free’, when they things they’re pointing to are things I can’t eat- like those sweets that she advertised. The thing that got me most were the ‘bloat’ tablets on the tables. If you’re bloating that severely from your food, you’re eating the wrong things, you’re sick, and you need to go to a doctor to find out what is wrong. Putting them on your wedding tables are a sign of a seriously screwy relationship with food.
It sounded good (and very expensive) but just seemed like a big ol' flex from the bride about how perfect she is, and smarter than everyone else. She seems like a typical trust fund baby who got Daddy to spend much more for her wedding than he should have. Sugar-free wedding cake? Ewww. I can see having a separate SF cake for people who can't eat sugar, but I bet most attendees weren't thrilled. Some artificial sweeteners make me feel terrible; I get headaches from aspartame; and sucralose, maltitol and sorbitol may not digest properly for a lot of people, and can cause explosive diarrhea. I hope she put some bottles of Imodium on the tables next to the bloat pills.
If I understood the story correctly I think she had different options for her guests. I don't think she wants to brag but is super into fitness. She probably didn't want like a "cheat day" cause if she did she might crave more unhealthy things. I think she also mentioned that she wanted to have options for everyone, like vegetarian or gluten-free food for example.
I do not know anything about that influencer but honestly if they hadn't had the bloat pills and the obvs sponsorship, I would have no issue with the rest of her wedding food. So what if its a little obsessive? It's their wedding day and the food looked pretty great. We also shouldn't make the assumption of why she is choosing that. She's not "forcing her lifestyle" by having the dietary restrictions, she's choosing foods she wants at HER wedding. Like I find people like that personally annoying but it's their life and if that's what they choose to eat without being mean to people who doesn't choose that then it doesn't matter.
So this video was circulating on FB. According to a commentator, the bride has Crohns disease and a lot of the guests (the commentator said 38 guests) had dietary restrictions. She also had more food available at the wedding. This video is just showing what the bride ate, not what was available.
Okay but… if she has Crohn’s disease, all of those raw veggies and smoothies and hard to digest stuff would have been things that would trigger her disease. Food intolerances are different for everyone, granted, but you’re specifically told to avoid raw fruits and veggies with IBD’s. I would know, I have it too, and just looking at that plate of raw veggies they were snacking on while getting ready I was thinking ‘I would be forced to starve at this wedding’ lol.
A friend of mine had a dog named "Ask-her." Not everyone fell for it but some did. They would ask the dogs name and he’d say, "oh her name is Ask-her." They would ask to make sure they heard correctly and only a few actually knelt down and literally asked the dog her name. Everyone got a chuckle out of it.
Same lol. I'd die to snack for one day, without any limits, and *not* have constant lows or highs because carb and insulin calculation is the worst, especially during celebrations like these where no packages are available to read the carbs 😂😭
Glad to see others saying so. I was seeing fancy oysters and an awesome veggie platter with lots of variety, delicious looking chef prepared salads, the freaking SALMON… and chocolates, whichever brand they may be. That wasn’t a cheap spread. When I was a teenager, the others in our church group kept talking about a birthday party they all went to and at first it was a bummer because I hadn’t been invited but it turned out the ENTIRE discussion was the homemade pizza with wheat germ crust ya boy’s momma had served. I do believe this can be a success but in this case… it wasn’t. In the end, I didn’t feel I had missed out. See, THAT to me is what happens when a health nut throws a party. Epilogue: I laater went on a date with the birthday boy. He invited me to an art opening his mom had gotten a free invitation to where wine was served from a big jug and the world’s classiest guy bragged about finding two Ansel Adams photos at a roadside diner which he got for pennies from the lovely older couple who ran the joint, because they didn’t know what they had. Then the two of us went to a movie where he bought my ticket and just bought himself snacks (we had not gone to dinner before the art show and this was back when you expected the guy to pay), and then I got to hear about the hilarious time he hurt his knee all the way back to my house. No second date. So yeah… not sure why I told that, I guess because the lady in the video wasn’t so bad in my view compared to some people I’ve known.
Charlotte the first one she made a follow up. She's gluten and dairy intolerant so she would notice immediately and not to mention she had 9 entrees for other people and a majority of people in attendance had allergies and intolerances.
Is the whole intolerance / allergies thing still trendy? I have to hand it to those drama queens: they’ve sustained the unsustainable (except we all know that they indulge behind closed doors).
@@atalanta9353 dude what? People can have allergies, intolerances and more just because you can't fathom it doesn't mean that every influencer is lying about having it. Seriously don't have kids if you aren't going to believe in allergies.
i call bull. I don't know her, I'm not going to assume there aren't any people out there who drew the short straw on food and can't eat anything, but it's the posting-online sponsored-style for me. She looks like an "influencer mlm mom". her tone fits the stereotype. It's the SUGAR-free everything. if i was gluten and dairy intolerant I would have gone out of my way to consume what i actually can so much i would have gotten diabetes by now.
@@NorthernShinigami diabetes exists. I didn't realize posting on tiktok mlm mom style meant you were immune to stuff. I know plenty of people who would've loved to be invited to a wedding like this because on allergies or even personal preference. Just because you would pig out on your wedding day doesn't mean she has to.
@@atalanta9353 It's not trendy. There are those of us who actually have these allergies, intolerances, and sensitivities. I am corn intolerant, lactose sensitive, amine sensitivity, and require a low FODMAP diet. My diet requires weighing everything to not go over the lab tested safe amounts. Trust me, my life would be easier if I didn't have to eat this way. Literally changed my life figuring out the food and eliminated daily debilitating migraines because of the corn. Removed the corn and they went away. Only AFTER having a complex migraine and being left with double vision. So yes, there are those of us out here in the world where this is stuff is very much a real thing.
lol she turned her whole ass wedding into an unreal chocolate ad hahahahahahahahah omg smart tho if they paid I don't see really any higher up tiktokers trying to sell ad spots at their wedding you'd think that would be more common or the thing to do.
when i was in college this guy (not sure if he was still a student) would walk around all the big outdoor hangouts with his dog super obviously baiting for attention… it was hella creepy! like i’d see him linger when he walked past groups of girls waiting for someone to fawn over the dog 🥵
If celiac and/or lactose intolerant or if someone has an allergy to certain foods - they will absolutely feel it. I certainly wouldn’t want to ruin my wedding day by eating stuff that’ll cause pain or extra trips to the bathroom (or gods forbid an allergic reaction). It would also suck to have a “normal” menu for my guests and have to stare at the stuff I can’t eat. The bloat pills were a little much, tho. But then again, I also wouldn’t be posting all that on social media because I know a whole bunch of people would come out to mock celiacs.
Thing is 90% of the people demanding gluten free are not celiac. It’s just a trend that a bunch of people have jumped on because celebrity “health” influencers have some how managed to convince these people at gluten is akin to arsenic. I know people who claim they are allergic to gluten but after a night out will happily eat and entire pizza like it’s nothing and have no adverse effects. These people are only celiac when someone is watching.
Celiac is one thing- huge respect. But the weird green smoothie and bloat pills are a sales pitch. I don’t know what food allergy would necessitate raw oysters and champagne. Of course the bride and groom should eat what they want on their wedding day. It was the video, the sales pitch that were so plastic and cringey.
@@jenniferfriesen7691 I agree that some of it was over the top but my comment was more geared toward Charlotte and other commenters badmouthing anyone who has a specialized diet menu at their wedding. ‘What’s the point of a wedding if you can’t eat a doughnut?’ I’d say it’s to celebrate the marriage with friends and family, not worship doughnuts 😂
7:21 BRO THAT'S LITERALLY MY EX LMAOOO That's a fake accent btw. When we dated he lived in Ireland but he had no accent at all. Definitely not a British accent.
As someone with several food allergies and who just can't enjoy life anymore, I would love those options at a wedding, or anywhere. But I get that maybe make it an option, not the only thing
I don't have any allergies or sensitivities and I thought the food looked amazing. There was something off with how it was presented by her... The pills maybe? Her obsession with calories?
I understand how you feel. It's really hard when you have to eat differently! But you'll find new comfort foods :) I have many food intolerances, and it's been quite a drastic diet change... Food from all other the world is your answer, there are so many comfort foods we are not aware of !!!
@@srkh8966 That dance must be imprinted in their genes lol! I cannot do it. I just look like I am having a medical emergency. Well, to be fair, so does he! 💃
Does anyone else have super delulu moments throughout the day , and hear Charlotte laughing along with you (in your head) while you laugh at yourself ?? Anybody? Lol just me 😅
She be here up in our domes, laughing like only Charlotte can of our delulu moments. But are it getting less or more delulu moments after you realized that? Less because you manage the delulu better or more because even Charlotte laughing because of your delulu is oddly satisfying?
That sweet moment of understanding that not only you're not alone in eating mcdonalds potato stuff with mc'ice-creams, but also that CHARLOTTE HERSELF loves this combo!
1:20 I just want to say yes a lot of it doesn’t make to much sense but I love that the bread and the cake was gluten free it’s nice that it’s inclusive
I don't have allergies but lots of people in my family do. I have to say, sometimes if you get professional gluten & dairy free pastries it can actually be pretty good.
My husband is diabetic. He ate the cake at our wedding. And the pasta. And the meat. Diabetics can eat basically EVERYTHING, they just have to be smart about it , and adjust their insulin intake. For example he eats everything together at parties, waiting hours would get complicated so the kitchen brings him what he wants in the beginning. And no alcohol. In Italy being diabetic is one of the less concerning things to be. Also...free care 😅
@@bettersecret1499 t1D here. It is very true about being able to eat everything, as long as you're able to calculate the insulin/carb ratio! It's just insanely annoying imho at weddings. No one has the package available so I can read the ingredients. It always causes a miscalculation resulting in a hypo or hyper which messes me up for the entire day. I just decided to stay away from unpackaged stuff and learned to take my own "safe foods" with me. 😂
@@PastelKaiju t1D isn't restrictive. T2D often is, as those people often start with medicine instead of insulin, so they have a restricted diet to prevent massive highs, and to take some exhausting stress off of the beta cells/insulin insensitivity. T1D can eat whatever whenever because they're fully insulin dependent anyway - as long as they calculate it properly, we can eat cake all day long! T2D however are often the opposite and docs want them to stay off of insulin as long as possible which is often done by special diets, Metformin or those enzym (don't know the name anymore, that medicine that's currently being promoted as a weightloss scam) injections. ETA; some t1D (the ones who don't produce insulin at all) *sometimes* are on a restrictive diet because A) they're newly diagnosed and figuring out their suddenly changed world B) to combat insulin insensitivity C) because they're on mix insulin that requires you to eat specific stuff at specific times.
I think it’s kinda crazy that they don’t have a sign by the sprinkle pool that says people shouldn’t cannonball into it, because, as this example shows, people are stupid. But they’re also too stupid to read signs, so they might have had one but she just didn’t look at it 🤷🏼♀️
This information is classified G-13 Top Secret! 😉You can’t just be out here sharing all the stuff. I mean, it won’t help it be less embarrassing but part of the surprise is the shock value. 😂🤣 Her face was priceless!
I actually like the pill idea. TMI both me and my mom get very gassy. Sometimes it's too much and it can be painful. Some people bloat a lot and having that security your dress isn't going to hurt because of bloating or you're not going to get cramps because of food sounds nice.
Yeah I don't see much of an issue with it based on just the list of foods - if these kinds of founds are what the couple normally eat and enjoy, it makes a ton of sense to serve a fancy version at the wedding. If there's many guests with intolerances etc it's nice for them as well. I feel like this is similar to not serving alcohol on your wedding if the couple doesn't drink and doesn't like drunk people... Why should they serve food they won't eat themselves just because some people feel entitled to what they associate with party food?
Please eat on your wedding day! You will need the energy! Eat snacks! Get a few bites of your wedding food! I forgot to eat most of the day and I didn't get more than a few bites during mine. I had to keep stopping for photos and guests. After we left the venue, I immediately ordered a burger and fries. Best food I ever tasted. Seriously. Just eat. It'll be okay.
Story 1: I feel SO BADLY for any kids they may have 😢. All the people complaining about "The Little Mermaid" should read the original story. When she walks, it feels like knives cutting into her feet. Eric marries someone else. And in the end, she walks into the sea, turns into foam and DIES. So, yeah, Disney changed it quite a bit. In 1989! One if the nice things about being middle aged is that when i ask someone if i can pet their dog they don't try to hit on me. 😊 BTW, anyone can pet my dog for free! She's adorable and sweet and she loves people. 🥰
The first clip blows my mind thinking of that bill, when here I am trying to figure out a way to afford olive garden and rolls for everyone and maybe some store bought cookies 😂😭
Salaam. I just love spending Sundays with Charlotte and The Potatoes! "Social media has people really thinking that their opinions matter." Best video line ever!!!!!
I thank god every day that there was no social media when I was younger; only because at least my cringey poetry and hella dramatic behavior is only preserved in my old notebooks and people's vague memories.
There’s a new classification in eating disorders along with Anorexia and Bulimia. It’s called Orthorexia Nervosa. Orthorexia is a term that describes an obsession with eating healthy food
as a lactose intolerant person I would love this lactose free cake also if your friend is this far into "eating healthy" and stuff you probably know what to expect from their wedding menu 🤷♀️
As long as the food actually tastes good it doesn’t matter to me but I kinda like how maybe she tries to open the minds of her guests and expose them to healthy food. I wouldn’t have mind trying the food from her wedding even if i didn’t like it. It would’ve been interesting and a memorable reception at least.
I'm lactose incoherent and kinda agree. But I would make a menu more inclusive to guests because I want my loved and his to have an enjoyable time, not complain about it behind my back and suffer.
I'm just PO'd that they didn't do a film about Gabriella who was Ariel's friend in the TV series. But that requires they actually create something new with some kind of soul to it and we all know that's never going to happen. I'm just sick to death of remakes and sequels, that's why I enjoyed Frozen and Moana so much, they were new, fun and at least had a semblance of creativity to it.
i agree...that would have been nice expecially for the deaf community...weird thing is Haley looks just like the animated gabriella , like spot on the same
What if you are allergic to the idea of eating a bunch of over processed artificial products that aren't actual food? Gluten free doesn't help you in any way unless you have Celiac disease, and those products contain much higher level of sugars. Artificial sweeteners aren't healthy either. Maybe if these folks consumed less artificial crap they'd have fewer sensitivities.
I remember something like the last one happening on my local news. After he did his segment, he said “what a sh*t job” when he thought the camera wasn’t rolling. When it went back to the main news person (I don’t know news lingo lol) he look like he went from shock to suppressing his anger before saying “well he doesn’t have a job here anymore” before going onto the next segment
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The gross thing about the first one is that her wedding was so obviously sponsored. Tacky.
Tacky. And it reminded me of the scene from The hunger games catching fire where the capitol people just drink purple liquid to throw up so they can eat more. Love that for her
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@@denissediaz3640 ohhh you're right! Extra gross.
Don't hate the player, hate the game
@@jaclynns.junglenobody hates her she just can't sit with us 😂
I don’t know y’all… if someone is gonna offer me money to use their products on my wedding day… how big is that check 🤣
"If you cant have a doughnut on your wedding day, what's the point?" Is probably one of the most relatable statements ever.
I ate a Niles veggie Cornish Pasty before my wedding. I am Cornish. Pleased my wedding dress bodice was boned.
To be a little fair to the bride, if you're on THAT restrictive of a diet you're very likely going to be bathroom bound if you suddenly just start in-taking a lot of the stuff you normally don't eat. That said I'd have at least had normal food prepared for the guests. Especially since it'd be less expensive than buying boxes of those specialty snacks. 😬
And it's gotta be a gourmet donut! No basics on our day!
@CeruleanRogue Good point. Switching her diet probably wouldn't be great but her poor guests.
I'm not even a person who normally eats healthy but a doughnut on my wedding day sounds awful. Most of the time when I eat a doughnut I feel kinda sick. I wouldn't want to feel sick on my wedding day.
I love doughnuts and definitely still eat them occasionally.
"Nothing went undocumented" that's the saddest part, she spent the whole day worrying about what she was eating rather than enjoying her WEDDING day!
It seems to me that she planned it so she could eat everything at her wedding. I’m diabetic and I’ll tell you I would happy as a pig in mud if I went to this wedding. All of the sugar free options she pick I’ve tried and LOVE. No major intestinal effects, great taste, great texture. I haven’t tried the Unreal chocolate, but I trust her judgment at this point. I don’t think she has to accommodate other diets just like I’ll bet she can’t eat everything at a wedding she’d attend. I don’t see this as different from a vegetarian wedding. I would definitely have a sugar free wedding. I’d probably bake my own sugar free cake!
@@meinenklinke I'd understand it more if she was diabetic, I get then you have to be careful what you eat. But she didn't day she was, on my wedding day I'd rather pig out on whatever I wanted and worry about it later! Food should not be on your mind, your new partner and your family should!
@@sarahglover3286she explained in following video that she has many allergies/problems with sugar. and this wasn't the only food available, this is what SHE ate.
Even so, it's her wedding, ppl weren't just concerned int the comments, they were very rude and condescending about her choices. Which is not okay.
That's what happens when your wedding is sponsored. Which is fine I'm not shaming her for that. What ill shame he for is not discling it. The laws are you have to make It BLATANTLY clear it's a sponsorship
@@sarahglover3286why would she have to say so, she doesn’t owe us anything
Thee "what's your number" dog girl absolutely got what he said, she was just expertly brushing him off
You know what Charlotte needs? a sign that says pretty and petty.
“✨Prettiest in Petty✨”
Im in toronto I will totally make one! Seriously lol
@@cakes4056 hours later...
You've already forgotten about making that sign
she puts the petty in pretty 😂
Just ‘pretty’ with the r crossed out
It was the bloat pills that took that wedding to another place.
If one needs bloat pills, is the diet really that good the them??!?! 😅😅😅
@@TheQueenRulesAll my exact thoughts
reminded me of how the rich took the vomit pills in Hunger Games to be able to eat more
@@ghostly.creature me too!
@@TheQueenRulesAll How dare you use logic against this bride 😂
The dog video: my grandfather adopted a mutt. It was the cutest bottlebrush ever and he very quickly noticed girls loved his dog. So being the teenager he was, he taught his dog to walk up to girls and act cute. All that little mutt needed was to be told “Look, girls!” and off he’d go.
It’s actually how he managed to meet my grandmother. Her father never allowed her to have pets. One of the things she made my grandfather promise before agreeing to marry him, was that she’d never have to turn an animal away from her house. This turned their home into the unofficial shelter in their area. He worshipped the ground she walked on, she was the love of his life. When she passed he never remarried. “I’ve had the best. Why try for second best?”
This is so hecking sweet? Thank you for sharing ♫ ♪
How many animal companions did they end up having around the house during their happy days?
@@Ravenna.E.Blackbird - Too many to count. As my grandmother would constantly be taking in strays, it wasn’t rare for some of them to be pregnant. At times they’d end up with several litters of puppies and kittens simultaneously, bringing the momentary count up to as many as 30-odd dogs and 30-odd cats. They’d gave their ‘core’ of ‘permanent’ dogs and cats that would always be around 3 to 6 of each, the rest would be nursed back to health, socialised and re-homed. Some times a Mama would be so far gone she’d pass and everyone would have their ‘shift’ in taking care of the babies if they couldn’t get adopted into an existing litter. The adults would take the night feedings (my grandparents, my great-grandmother and the live in maid) and the ‘shifts’ during school hours. The kids (my Mom, her 2 sisters and her brother) would take turns after school. The dogs operated as a pack which made socialising easier: within days any new arrivals felt safe and knew not just the rules of the house but the pecking order. There were certain rules set in stone:
During ‘human meal tiles’ pets don’t exist. They’re NOT to be fed, petted or paid attention to unless there’s an emergency.
Four-legged/furry/feathered creatures ALWAYS give the right of way to humans, let them go first, etc.
If an animal is on the furniture and a human wants that spot, the animal moves.
Food bowls were set out in a fixed order and everyone waits for the command to start eating.
Bath time is not optional. Neither is any other grooming practice.
If there is any fighting or conflict resolution of any kind to be done, it’s done by the adult humans of the household. If there’s none around, a pack member goes to get one. (That one never needed to be taught, my grandmother was a formidable woman with a strong personality and no creature ever questioned her, so kids would send a dog out if there was trouble).
When a human yells “done!” it means that any activity that is going on, stops. Immediately. Play, petting, play-fighting, running, …
When told to let go, you let go of whatever is in your mouth. Drop it and move on.
All dogs learn to walk on a leash without pulling.
Big dog or small, no jumping on humans unless invited to. (Well, except when protecting but that’s another matter entirely).
As my grandparents grew older, their kids moved out and they relocated, the pet count grew smaller. Part of it was that they knew keeping so many would impact the quality of their care. There are no compromises on that. Food, vet bills, attention, exercise… all need to be good.
Before anyone asks: all the kids grew up to love animals as well and either have, or have had a long string of pets. So have all the grandkids.
I’ve “only” got two dogs and one cat right now. They know and abide by those same rules. They’re my babies, I love them to bits but I’m the boss. Then comes my daughter. Then come the ‘familiar humans” who frequently visit. My pets are allowed to signal a visitor (any visitor) but as soon as I tell them to shut up, they need to zip it. They’re allowed to keep their distance, be distrustful/wary, or slide in for pets but no means no.
Thanks to my grandmother loving animals so much and my grandfather training dogs for military purposes, I grew up in a household where pets were loved but knew their place. I’ve got a lot to thank her for. That lady had an amazing talent with animals.
I was really expecting that first bride to get the runs from all those green smoothies😂
I think the woman with the dog ("What's your number") DID get the joke, but chose to ignore it because it was just too embarassing.
I think the same thing too 😂
Oh, she knew-and handled it like a boss
True
The 'What's your number' one, she definitely got it. She probably just didn't want to give out her number so she didn't bring it up to avoid an awkward conversation. 😅
That's my take on it also.
Women have a tendency to go "deaf" when men approach us with bad pickup lines.
Well, at least I do! I will "huh?" a guy to death until he gives up!😅
Yea it's best to just ignore those comments lol
100% would have done the same thing. I know exactly what he asked; I would have pretended to be oblivious so I can avoid answering.
I was once at a bus stop looking for my mother and this guy came at me with that Lionel Richie song. I genuinely didn't get it and it freaked me out. My mother did though, she neither intervened nor explained it to me. Years later I heard the song and couldn't stop laughing, now she keeps asking me, "is it me you're looking for?" I answer with an annoyed, "no, I'm looking for my mother!" and run away.
It was so cringey but good game on him for his ability appropriate pick up line.
Playing dumb often works best than a straight-up rejection.
I love how people don't want the lyrics in a song changed but if they read the original stories they'd have nightmares. Disney already changed the stories so why not the songs? 😂😂😂
They told us just to Not Watch It
So that's what we're doing
That's why it's bombing in China and losing to Across the Spiderverse 😅😅
Very true.
My ONLY issue with The Little Mermaid movie is that the Little Mermaid DOESN'T HAVE RED HAIR😢 I was 7yrs old when that cartoon came out in theaters and I remember going to watch it in the theater and the Little Mermaid HAS RED HAIR😂
Cause then it’s not The Little Mermaid anymore 😂
@@stephaniefarley1236 She does have red hair. That's what natural red hair looks like on people of colour and not painted on a cartoon character.
11:37 I work at McDonald’s. We hate this too. I don’t care that you only ordered a cheeseburger, five people ordered before you and they all got meals with cinnamon rolls and 10 fries. You’re gonna have to wait for a little.
On the contrary, I know we skipped your number. The person behind you only got an ice cream cone, while you got three triple cheeseburgers, 80 McNuggets, 40 fries, and a slice of bacon and you wanted that all to be made FRESH. It’s gonna take a while, and I’m gonna work on the other order first
I feel you bro... I worked at micky-deez back in 92-96 and omg nothings changed...it actually got worse... something about people in public... they act really stupid
Oh, she got the joke! She just didn't feel like playing that game today.
💯💯💯 She heard and ignored the request
This!!
Mmmhmmm
Yep. Any form of acknowledgement, even annoyance, just gives him an opening to keep playing it up. Keeping the focus on the dog instead of giving the guy the attention he wants is the only way to discourage this behavior
For people who live with chronic pain and/or autoimmune disorders, sometimes eating one thing can affect you almost immediately with bloating, pain, headaches, etc. But, yes, if you don't suffer from those things, live a little!! Also, don't force your guests to have to eat the same way, have some other options for them!
As someone who is extremely sensitive to gluten, dairy, and sugar.... I would definitely have those "free" items at my wedding, however I would also have "regular" options for my guests. But I also need to mention... there is a lot of GF and sugar free foods, if made properly, that my non sensitive friends think is regular. (ie; tastes excellent. )
@@mycreativeheart4159 I am gluten intolerant as well. So I would keep things gluten-free too
@@rosemarymagrino772 I feel so crappy and have flare-ups of pain and autoimmune symptoms when I eat what other people consider regular foods. If I ate regular food on my wedding day.... I wouldn't enjoy it at all.... as it affects my body immediately.
Honestly, for me, it was including the supplements at the table. Like the diet restrictions for weight management-- she's a fitness influencer-- whatever but the supplements 🤨
My issue was less with the almond-brideness and way more with the obvious sponsorship
My mom is totally an “almond mom” but only when it came to me. Not my sister or father. She forced me to go on all these horrible diets as a child while my body was developing, because I was the ‘fat one’ in our house and everyone let me know it to my face. Even though my sister was overweight and my father was so overweight he was pre diabetic, I was the fat one. Clearly leading me to EDs I’ve had to fight my entire life and when I had enough time in college and decided to work out I was scary skinny. Skin and muscle no fat. All my doctors telling me I had to gain weight but that was terrifying to me and the last thing I wanted to hear. I lost all that. Didn’t matter to my family still had those words seared into my brain I remember, hear and fight everyday.
Be kind and gentle with your children, you never know what’s going to break them. You never know what they’ll carry forever. Love them. We’re only here for so long and love is the best gift you can give. ❤
You are right. My mother broke me too but in another way. I am so sorry this happened to you, sending love and healing thoughts.
Why are some mothers so evil? and treat their daughters like shit? I wish you healing, and stay away from that lunatic.
I had someone who was literally twice my age have a full on war with me over not switching cuts in a restaurant. I was 22 and she was 41, I had specifically requested 1st cut to make it to my niece’s birthday party on time and when she asked me to swap I said no and she lost her actual mind in front of customers, our manager, everyone. She called me a b*tch in front of my tables and I had to deal with the fallout. Your poor planning doesn’t constitute an emergency for me where I need to change my plans. Had it been any other day I would have probably switched, but I’m not a b*tch for having plans of my own that I made sure I was covered for.
Dads do dance normally when our kids aren't around. We do it to embarrass our daughters. That look on her face is all the thanks we need.
They act embarrassed but we all know "will embarrass our kids just like my parents did" is secretly on the next generation of moms' list of ideal traits
@@lixinxin you are 1000% correct 😬 I cannot wait!
Lol 😂
😂😂😂😂💖
I was a winter sports cheerleader in HS- the boys’ wrestling and boys’ basketball parents just clapped and “whooooo”’d when we cheered- the girls’ basketball dads would jump up on the bleachers and do awkward dances. 😂
I once worked for Trader Joe’s. While I was restocking food in the freezer isle a very fit mom and her sickly looking daughter walked past me. The little girl, who was probably 9 years old, asked her mom how many carbs an item had. I was so taken aback that 15 years later I STILL remember the scene like it was yesterday. I’ve struggled with my weight for ages and even when I would eat heathy I tried my best not to pass that on to my daughters.
I'm not out to defend almond moms, but you might not have all the facts. That girl could have been diabetic, and learning to manage her own carb intake. Could be, not definitely, we don't know what's really going on without knowing the family personally.
Yeah, if she looked physically sick I would give the mom the benefit of the doubt and assume the child HAS to watch what they eat.
@@randomgeneration7781 yeah, that's what it sounds like. I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at age 10, and I still looked pale and sickly for awhile before I got back to a normal weight. For anyone who doesn't know, without sufficient insulin your body can't process nutrients, so it starts eating your body fat instead. Counting carbs and learning how many are in foods is essential to know how much insulin to take. At that age, you are old enough to start learning how to manage your condition (though of course with help and guidance from your parents). Counting carbs is not like counting calories. There are only a few diet plans that include counting carbs, and I highly doubt the child was on a weight loss diet.
It’s not like my niece, who at 5 asked if we would like her better if she were thinner. There are a lot of reason, diabetes being one, that someone might be concerned.
@@FaithinChrist3xyou can’t even read.
I looked more into the first video because I was so shocked and the bride explained that she has allergies which makes her unable to eat certain things hence why she altered the menu so that she can enjoy it as well 🙈
Honestly,, even if she didn't have allergies she can serve whatever she likes,its her wedding. Plus,, she was snacking allday and everything was healthy and looked delicious. Bloat pills is just like an event courtesy.. i think ppl are just riled up cuz she had money to sponsor her wedding. Bigwhoop.
Can’t believe how sponsored that first brides wedding was! Lol crazy!
My husband and I just eloped. We brought our immediate family so only had 8 guests. We skipped paying for a lot of things, because what's the point. So no flowers, No cake. We did however get the most incredible doughnuts I have ever had in my life! True highlight of the day 😂
Congratulations!
So…can confirm Miss Charlotte’s assertion that “if you can’t have a donut on your wedding day, what’s the point”? 😉😂🤣
Congratulations 🍾
Ooh, where were the doughnuts from? Congratulations on getting married & enjoying yourself! 💗
Big blessings and congratulations to you and your beloved. This sounds like an extremely lovely day ♥️ ✨ 🍩
4:20 That lady did what I always did when some cringey dude tried to step up on me-she pretended like she didn't get it. It works better than a straight-up rejection. I don't know why🤷
That's also one of my techniques. But it has happened to me several times that instead of realising they are being stupid and I'm being polite, they repeat it thinking I didn't hear it. Men ❤
@@tdelioncourt1268 Yeah, I agree. But I can outdumb them!!😂
8:58
Second hand embarrassment omg 😂😂😂
You learn new things everyday and today is the day I learn about "Almond Mom", Thanks Charlotte.
The first one kind of triggers me.
The for real kind of trigger.
I suffered from an eating disorder for years.
It’s like looking into a funhouse mirror of what I used to be.
I’m immediately brought back to thinking food is the enemy. Getting such a bad relationship with food that everything tastes like dirt because I’ve associated food with bad feelings and thoughts.
I really hope this is just for show and not her whole life.
i'm sorry you had to go thru that but in this brides case it is a medical issue ....gluten dairy etc can make her ill
I think the idea was okay. My condolences to you. I think it be fun for my wedding reception to have healthy options along other items.
Though in my case a few family members have allergies to fish and soy and some got diabetes. So I hope your in a better place mentally and have better fulfilling habits and support now
I'm sorry you had (have?) such a difficult relationship with food and I sincerely hope for this bride that her reasons for choosing a menu like this are that she likes this food (and let's be honest that the shakes company gave her a deal 😅 weird name-dropping going on there). In my friend group we serve veggie platters at parties like the one shown, and even if there's also more traditional party food, the veggies always get eaten because well, they're tasty 😊
I'm so sorry, I hope you are ok :(
Same
That shoeshine scam is like the "windshield cleaners" who catch you stopped at a busy intersection, smear your windshield with a filthy rag and then charge you to clean it.
Keep a cup of some dark, thick liquid in your car to throw on them when they do this. Then turn your windshield wipers on and clean your own windshield 😂 sorry, channeling a little bit of Petty from Our Holy Queen of Petty 😂
I once had one lift up my wiper on the passenger side and smear my windshield. Got stopped at the very next light and the nice homeless gentleman there fixed it for me. I gave him a $20 while the cretin looked on.
Wow, that first bride had loads of dress changes.
Okay, so for the first girlie, she could be an almond mom, but she could also be allergic to dairy and gluten. What she had at her wedding sounds like my diet for health reasons. I'm highly allergic to dairy and gluten, so thats the type of things that would be at my wedding (if I ever got married).
The green smoothie reminds me of that video Charlotte did where the bride was doing some detox and got the runs in her wedding gown. She was wearing a latex body suit underneath and it was squishing up, running over the top and down the back 💀
Oh dear
I was thinking about the same thing. That’s a shit storm waiting to happen 😂
OMG me toooooo
What's great is that if you eat more than a couple of those sugar-free chocolates you will get uncontrollable shits. I learned after raiding the stash of a diabetic family member, unfortunately.
YOOOOO NOOOOO
She got the joke, she just didn’t humor it.
12:56 I paused my video and came back and laughed, my fiance, sitting next to me, looked at me and I said when I watch this channel, one of the reasons why I enjoy it so much is because the faces, the energy, the pettiness, that's the energy I used to get with my sister when we were younger. Love all the energy, the yelling, and the face editing gets me all the time!
the first one is the SADDEST wedding food ever
I think the “watsurnumber” woman got the joke, she just didn’t want to play
Cuz when you play stupid games …
@@davidguidry657 Why did I just put that line on my Facebook Timeline last night?😅😅
Eric Cartman was definitely the culprit behind those missing chicken skins.
Hello 👋
How are you
Eric Cartman hits another Sam’s club.
The guy who was talking about ppl freaking out like movie creators need to change their content to suit them is like my spirit animal .❤
As someone struggling with an Eating disorder that first one was so triggering. I hope shes ok and isnt suffering through one as well.
“If you can’t have a donut on your wedding day, what’s the point?”
Truer words have never been spoken Queen Charlotte ❤
ME AND MY FRIENDS ALSO CALL OUR GROUP THE WOLF PACK. It started as a trivia team name at a local pub. Any time we won a round we would all howl. It escalated into matching T-shirts, hats and pens. Now we unironically own the title anytime we are in public.
My friends came up with this really inappropriate name for our friend group when I was younger. I can't remeber what it is but it didn't last long and I refused to participate in that one.
that is a great story! I love that for you all ❤lol
Had a Facebook friend group in middle school. Also called ourselves the Wolf pack
Me and my childhood friends just call ourselves the cookie clan 😂 it's just a cute thing we did that has stuck with us
This will get better and better the older you get.
The sad thing about that final one...he probably did NOT lose his job. He just got put behind a desk instead of being out on the street.
The newscaster had me buckled! 😂😂😂
Right!? Why aren’t more people talking about that 😂😂😂
I really want to know what happened to him!
It's so disrespectful to talk about women like that. My first partner used to say I looked like a man if I didn't wear make up and painted my nails, it was such manipulative, degrading bs. Still found the video entertaining in a real embarrassing way, just thought I'd share something related.
I Love that thanks to Charlotte we can see all of those dramas and laugh a lot, without we actually have to go to those social media apps. Charlotte is the best😂❤️
Exactly😂😂😂 it's the perfect way to catch up
9:09 Baby's gotta build up an immune system somehow! Am I right!?! 🤣🤣
Charlotte, I hope you read this, but I just want to say what you did for your fan, giving her a dream honeymoon, gave me reason to cry. So often I see the dark side of people and I just wanted to let you know you are a breath of fresh air. Thank you.
Can we just talk about how badly one has to shit after 2 green smoothes 😂. I'm 5 seconds in an commenting flabbergasted already
I am so sensitive to gluten and dairy that I can feel the effects almost immediately. One time I ate some cookies with gluten and I couldn’t walk anymore within 15 or 20 minutes. Don’t know if she has such extreme food intolerances as me, but that might be part of the reason why she’s so careful what she eats.
She is Mandy Smith. Google her
Yeah there was a follow up video, the bride explained the food allergies and things she has. What she showed was just her. The guests got “normal” food
I get it. I have severe food allergies, too. I couldn’t serve my guests what I eat, it wouldn’t be fair. To me, I think it’s fair to chose to serve something that suits you - I would have a version of what everyone else would eat. For my daughters birthday, we only serve foods she can eat, it’s a way of honouring her. But I wouldn’t make the wedding about food- food is fuel, it can be lovely, but that’s not what a wedding is about. One small beef is when I find it infuriating when people refer to things as ‘allergen free’, when they things they’re pointing to are things I can’t eat- like those sweets that she advertised. The thing that got me most were the ‘bloat’ tablets on the tables. If you’re bloating that severely from your food, you’re eating the wrong things, you’re sick, and you need to go to a doctor to find out what is wrong. Putting them on your wedding tables are a sign of a seriously screwy relationship with food.
Honestly if the good it's free i wouldn't complain
Huh...so THATS what's long with me
The food at the wedding sounds good but dang! That was intense to listen to hahahahaha
It sounded good (and very expensive) but just seemed like a big ol' flex from the bride about how perfect she is, and smarter than everyone else. She seems like a typical trust fund baby who got Daddy to spend much more for her wedding than he should have.
Sugar-free wedding cake? Ewww. I can see having a separate SF cake for people who can't eat sugar, but I bet most attendees weren't thrilled. Some artificial sweeteners make me feel terrible; I get headaches from aspartame; and sucralose, maltitol and sorbitol may not digest properly for a lot of people, and can cause explosive diarrhea. I hope she put some bottles of Imodium on the tables next to the bloat pills.
If I understood the story correctly I think she had different options for her guests. I don't think she wants to brag but is super into fitness. She probably didn't want like a "cheat day" cause if she did she might crave more unhealthy things. I think she also mentioned that she wanted to have options for everyone, like vegetarian or gluten-free food for example.
@@me0810 absolutely. No one’s tummies we’re upset after that wedding.
@@LazyIRanch
Yes.
Food looked yummy but she did come off a
little snooty!
@@me0810oh she wanted to brag lbvs
I do not know anything about that influencer but honestly if they hadn't had the bloat pills and the obvs sponsorship, I would have no issue with the rest of her wedding food. So what if its a little obsessive? It's their wedding day and the food looked pretty great. We also shouldn't make the assumption of why she is choosing that. She's not "forcing her lifestyle" by having the dietary restrictions, she's choosing foods she wants at HER wedding. Like I find people like that personally annoying but it's their life and if that's what they choose to eat without being mean to people who doesn't choose that then it doesn't matter.
So this video was circulating on FB. According to a commentator, the bride has Crohns disease and a lot of the guests (the commentator said 38 guests) had dietary restrictions.
She also had more food available at the wedding. This video is just showing what the bride ate, not what was available.
Okay but… if she has Crohn’s disease, all of those raw veggies and smoothies and hard to digest stuff would have been things that would trigger her disease. Food intolerances are different for everyone, granted, but you’re specifically told to avoid raw fruits and veggies with IBD’s. I would know, I have it too, and just looking at that plate of raw veggies they were snacking on while getting ready I was thinking ‘I would be forced to starve at this wedding’ lol.
A friend of mine had a dog named "Ask-her." Not everyone fell for it but some did. They would ask the dogs name and he’d say, "oh her name is Ask-her." They would ask to make sure they heard correctly and only a few actually knelt down and literally asked the dog her name. Everyone got a chuckle out of it.
I had a cat years ago I called Askhim.
As a diabetic, that wedding looked pretty good to me.
@@saltydog7038 who cares! It’s HER wedding, and she isn’t selling anything.
Same, I thought yum yum, I'd eat all that. Except the oysters 🤢
Same lol. I'd die to snack for one day, without any limits, and *not* have constant lows or highs because carb and insulin calculation is the worst, especially during celebrations like these where no packages are available to read the carbs 😂😭
Ikr 😅
Glad to see others saying so. I was seeing fancy oysters and an awesome veggie platter with lots of variety, delicious looking chef prepared salads, the freaking SALMON… and chocolates, whichever brand they may be. That wasn’t a cheap spread.
When I was a teenager, the others in our church group kept talking about a birthday party they all went to and at first it was a bummer because I hadn’t been invited but it turned out the ENTIRE discussion was the homemade pizza with wheat germ crust ya boy’s momma had served. I do believe this can be a success but in this case… it wasn’t. In the end, I didn’t feel I had missed out. See, THAT to me is what happens when a health nut throws a party. Epilogue: I laater went on a date with the birthday boy. He invited me to an art opening his mom had gotten a free invitation to where wine was served from a big jug and the world’s classiest guy bragged about finding two Ansel Adams photos at a roadside diner which he got for pennies from the lovely older couple who ran the joint, because they didn’t know what they had. Then the two of us went to a movie where he bought my ticket and just bought himself snacks (we had not gone to dinner before the art show and this was back when you expected the guy to pay), and then I got to hear about the hilarious time he hurt his knee all the way back to my house. No second date.
So yeah… not sure why I told that, I guess because the lady in the video wasn’t so bad in my view compared to some people I’ve known.
The dad embarrassing his daughter will end up being a favorite memory of hers
11:50 this sounded amazing when you said it, but I pictured it with mcgriddle buns and now I can't stop thinking about it
Charlotte the first one she made a follow up. She's gluten and dairy intolerant so she would notice immediately and not to mention she had 9 entrees for other people and a majority of people in attendance had allergies and intolerances.
Is the whole intolerance / allergies thing still trendy? I have to hand it to those drama queens: they’ve sustained the unsustainable (except we all know that they indulge behind closed doors).
@@atalanta9353 dude what? People can have allergies, intolerances and more just because you can't fathom it doesn't mean that every influencer is lying about having it. Seriously don't have kids if you aren't going to believe in allergies.
i call bull.
I don't know her, I'm not going to assume there aren't any people out there who drew the short straw on food and can't eat anything, but it's the posting-online sponsored-style for me.
She looks like an "influencer mlm mom". her tone fits the stereotype.
It's the SUGAR-free everything. if i was gluten and dairy intolerant I would have gone out of my way to consume what i actually can so much i would have gotten diabetes by now.
@@NorthernShinigami diabetes exists. I didn't realize posting on tiktok mlm mom style meant you were immune to stuff. I know plenty of people who would've loved to be invited to a wedding like this because on allergies or even personal preference. Just because you would pig out on your wedding day doesn't mean she has to.
@@atalanta9353 It's not trendy. There are those of us who actually have these allergies, intolerances, and sensitivities. I am corn intolerant, lactose sensitive, amine sensitivity, and require a low FODMAP diet. My diet requires weighing everything to not go over the lab tested safe amounts. Trust me, my life would be easier if I didn't have to eat this way. Literally changed my life figuring out the food and eliminated daily debilitating migraines because of the corn. Removed the corn and they went away. Only AFTER having a complex migraine and being left with double vision. So yes, there are those of us out here in the world where this is stuff is very much a real thing.
lol she turned her whole ass wedding into an unreal chocolate ad hahahahahahahahah omg smart tho if they paid I don't see really any higher up tiktokers trying to sell ad spots at their wedding you'd think that would be more common or the thing to do.
And a bloating pill ad
when i was in college this guy (not sure if he was still a student) would walk around all the big outdoor hangouts with his dog super obviously baiting for attention… it was hella creepy! like i’d see him linger when he walked past groups of girls waiting for someone to fawn over the dog 🥵
For the first one, she replied. The first video only showed what she ate but she had way more food option and fries there
That proves the eating disorder to me. Diet culture people are obsessed with fries. Who has fries at a wedding? Obsessed people
That first one sounds like a stomach ache waiting to happen. My IBS could never. 😅😂
If celiac and/or lactose intolerant or if someone has an allergy to certain foods - they will absolutely feel it. I certainly wouldn’t want to ruin my wedding day by eating stuff that’ll cause pain or extra trips to the bathroom (or gods forbid an allergic reaction). It would also suck to have a “normal” menu for my guests and have to stare at the stuff I can’t eat.
The bloat pills were a little much, tho.
But then again, I also wouldn’t be posting all that on social media because I know a whole bunch of people would come out to mock celiacs.
Thing is 90% of the people demanding gluten free are not celiac. It’s just a trend that a bunch of people have jumped on because celebrity “health” influencers have some how managed to convince these people at gluten is akin to arsenic. I know people who claim they are allergic to gluten but after a night out will happily eat and entire pizza like it’s nothing and have no adverse effects. These people are only celiac when someone is watching.
She probably sells them
Celiac is one thing- huge respect. But the weird green smoothie and bloat pills are a sales pitch. I don’t know what food allergy would necessitate raw oysters and champagne. Of course the bride and groom should eat what they want on their wedding day. It was the video, the sales pitch that were so plastic and cringey.
@@jenniferfriesen7691 I agree that some of it was over the top but my comment was more geared toward Charlotte and other commenters badmouthing anyone who has a specialized diet menu at their wedding.
‘What’s the point of a wedding if you can’t eat a doughnut?’ I’d say it’s to celebrate the marriage with friends and family, not worship doughnuts 😂
7:34 Potatoes calling Vanessa!!! We definitely want to see a Charlotte Bloopers Special !!!
I’ve been binge watching your content and I think my neighbours are gonna report me for randomly screaming “How are you not embarrassed!!!”🗣️
7:21 BRO THAT'S LITERALLY MY EX LMAOOO
That's a fake accent btw. When we dated he lived in Ireland but he had no accent at all. Definitely not a British accent.
I think we can see why he’s your ex.
Im sorry
My condolences
Sending you love, I hope you got over him at the speed of light.
@@GraceMelia sadly no, but i definitely upgraded 😂😂
As someone with several food allergies and who just can't enjoy life anymore, I would love those options at a wedding, or anywhere. But I get that maybe make it an option, not the only thing
from what i read on it ..she did have other options....
I don't have any allergies or sensitivities and I thought the food looked amazing. There was something off with how it was presented by her... The pills maybe? Her obsession with calories?
@@sophiea.k.hafstrm3568 or maybe the disgusting looking shake that she took twice XD
I understand how you feel. It's really hard when you have to eat differently! But you'll find new comfort foods :) I have many food intolerances, and it's been quite a drastic diet change... Food from all other the world is your answer, there are so many comfort foods we are not aware of !!!
As someone with allergies, digestive issues and dietary restrictions I would also love these options anywhere.
I keep an eye out because people will steal your food when they call it up at fast food places and you're not there.
CHARLOTTE! Your editor needs a raise. I took a drink at one point and then he made your eyes HUGE and now my monitor is covered in soda
My 6’4” husband perfected the Elaine dance and could clear a room of his children and their friends in 1.5 microseconds! 🙈🙉🙈
😂😂😂 I love this!😂😂
Legend.
My husband has also perfected the Elaine dance lol
@@srkh8966 That dance must be imprinted in their genes lol! I cannot do it. I just look like I am having a medical emergency. Well, to be fair, so does he! 💃
Does anyone else have super delulu moments throughout the day , and hear Charlotte laughing along with you (in your head) while you laugh at yourself ?? Anybody? Lol just me 😅
Whenever something slightly inconvenient happens, I just hear "Absolutely Not!"
@@michelleaquino4802 ik!
@@michelleaquino4802 OMG was going to type this!!!
Oh hell to the naw naw, You're not alone, lol, I definitely hear that delulu shit all day long, and I can hear her voice as well!!!!!😂
She be here up in our domes, laughing like only Charlotte can of our delulu moments.
But are it getting less or more delulu moments after you realized that?
Less because you manage the delulu better or more because even Charlotte laughing because of your delulu is oddly satisfying?
That sweet moment of understanding that not only you're not alone in eating mcdonalds potato stuff with mc'ice-creams, but also that CHARLOTTE HERSELF loves this combo!
1:20 I just want to say yes a lot of it doesn’t make to much sense but I love that the bread and the cake was gluten free it’s nice that it’s inclusive
Without a doubt I would have said, “ his name is actually little poop” and just stared at her.
That would have earned a solid laugh
Imagine your entire wedding being one giant advertisement. Yikes.
12:40 WAITTTTT WAS THIS REAL???!! 😂 I need to know. They really let him keep talking for that long?? Lmao
"gluten, dairy, and sugar free cake". she forgot flavor-free.
Flourless chocolate cake slaps.... hard lol Indulgent and decadent chocolate *chefs kiss* 😘😋
Fun free
Actually try one that was made well and understand you were wrong saying this
As a diabetic, that would have been the case years ago. Not so much now. Lots of tasty stuff out there now.
I don't have allergies but lots of people in my family do. I have to say, sometimes if you get professional gluten & dairy free pastries it can actually be pretty good.
As a dad, yes it is in the handbook. We are required to dance as awkwardly as possible to bring shame to the family.
AGHHHH I had to hold in the biggest scream with the news guy OMG I would simply lay down under a rock and die
Sounds like great food choices for diabetics and people with food allergies.
My husband is diabetic. He ate the cake at our wedding. And the pasta. And the meat.
Diabetics can eat basically EVERYTHING, they just have to be smart about it , and adjust their insulin intake.
For example he eats everything together at parties, waiting hours would get complicated so the kitchen brings him what he wants in the beginning.
And no alcohol.
In Italy being diabetic is one of the less concerning things to be. Also...free care 😅
@@bettersecret1499 Depends if someone is type 1 or type 2. It sounds like your husband is type 2 which is less restrictive and easier to manage.
Diabetic - I wouldn’t eat any of her frankenfood. 🤢
@@bettersecret1499 t1D here. It is very true about being able to eat everything, as long as you're able to calculate the insulin/carb ratio!
It's just insanely annoying imho at weddings. No one has the package available so I can read the ingredients. It always causes a miscalculation resulting in a hypo or hyper which messes me up for the entire day. I just decided to stay away from unpackaged stuff and learned to take my own "safe foods" with me. 😂
@@PastelKaiju t1D isn't restrictive. T2D often is, as those people often start with medicine instead of insulin, so they have a restricted diet to prevent massive highs, and to take some exhausting stress off of the beta cells/insulin insensitivity.
T1D can eat whatever whenever because they're fully insulin dependent anyway - as long as they calculate it properly, we can eat cake all day long!
T2D however are often the opposite and docs want them to stay off of insulin as long as possible which is often done by special diets, Metformin or those enzym (don't know the name anymore, that medicine that's currently being promoted as a weightloss scam) injections.
ETA; some t1D (the ones who don't produce insulin at all) *sometimes* are on a restrictive diet because
A) they're newly diagnosed and figuring out their suddenly changed world
B) to combat insulin insensitivity
C) because they're on mix insulin that requires you to eat specific stuff at specific times.
Well, at least my BF who has several digestive issues can eat almost everything on the menu at the first wedding without worrying 😂
Imagine your wedding looking like a funeral and the food is even worse
I think it’s kinda crazy that they don’t have a sign by the sprinkle pool that says people shouldn’t cannonball into it, because, as this example shows, people are stupid. But they’re also too stupid to read signs, so they might have had one but she just didn’t look at it 🤷🏼♀️
Dad handbook rule #1 EMBARASS THE KIDS
This information is classified G-13 Top Secret! 😉You can’t just be out here sharing all the stuff. I mean, it won’t help it be less embarrassing but part of the surprise is the shock value. 😂🤣 Her face was priceless!
The wedding was for her and a lot of her guests had food sensitivities though.
Not the pills that’s just weird
I actually like the pill idea. TMI both me and my mom get very gassy. Sometimes it's too much and it can be painful. Some people bloat a lot and having that security your dress isn't going to hurt because of bloating or you're not going to get cramps because of food sounds nice.
Yeah I don't see much of an issue with it based on just the list of foods - if these kinds of founds are what the couple normally eat and enjoy, it makes a ton of sense to serve a fancy version at the wedding. If there's many guests with intolerances etc it's nice for them as well. I feel like this is similar to not serving alcohol on your wedding if the couple doesn't drink and doesn't like drunk people... Why should they serve food they won't eat themselves just because some people feel entitled to what they associate with party food?
Felt sponsored. Very very sponsored
Eating all that fiber she had to take the pills! Otherwise not much of a honeymoon
@@fayrelightjordan2470 😂 and you don't think gluten or sugar to a sensitive tummy will be dramatic
A sugar free wedding cake?! Diet candy?
Oh, yum. 🙄
Artificial sugars are awful for your health.
It's sad that she was so busy monitoring her food that she probably forgot to enjoy her actual wedding.
Please eat on your wedding day! You will need the energy! Eat snacks! Get a few bites of your wedding food!
I forgot to eat most of the day and I didn't get more than a few bites during mine. I had to keep stopping for photos and guests. After we left the venue, I immediately ordered a burger and fries. Best food I ever tasted.
Seriously. Just eat. It'll be okay.
Story 1: I feel SO BADLY for any kids they may have 😢.
All the people complaining about "The Little Mermaid" should read the original story. When she walks, it feels like knives cutting into her feet. Eric marries someone else. And in the end, she walks into the sea, turns into foam and DIES. So, yeah, Disney changed it quite a bit. In 1989!
One if the nice things about being middle aged is that when i ask someone if i can pet their dog they don't try to hit on me. 😊
BTW, anyone can pet my dog for free! She's adorable and sweet and she loves people. 🥰
If someone pets your dog you should demand a 20% tip. That would be 20% more pets!
@@dotar9586 😊❤️
The first clip blows my mind thinking of that bill, when here I am trying to figure out a way to afford olive garden and rolls for everyone and maybe some store bought cookies 😂😭
12:03 here in the US the McDonald’s ice machine is always down. I haven’t had a McFlurry in a decade 😢
1:12 that girl needs to gain……. Those chicken arm were scary, you actually see her bones
Salaam.
I just love spending Sundays with Charlotte and
The Potatoes!
"Social media has people really thinking that their opinions matter."
Best video
line ever!!!!!
But the ironic thing is that he's giving his opinion on social media
I thank god every day that there was no social media when I was younger; only because at least my cringey poetry and hella dramatic behavior is only preserved in my old notebooks and people's vague memories.
There’s a new classification in eating disorders along with Anorexia and Bulimia. It’s called Orthorexia Nervosa.
Orthorexia is a term that describes an obsession with eating healthy food
I actually looked that word up and it’s true.
And that video of the ridiculously-curated wedding is a perfect example.
Yep, any normal behavior can become obsessive and problematic.
I wouldn't marry an almond person. I'd rather marry food.
as a lactose intolerant person I would love this lactose free cake
also if your friend is this far into "eating healthy" and stuff you probably know what to expect from their wedding menu 🤷♀️
As long as the food actually tastes good it doesn’t matter to me but I kinda like how maybe she tries to open the minds of her guests and expose them to healthy food. I wouldn’t have mind trying the food from her wedding even if i didn’t like it. It would’ve been interesting and a memorable reception at least.
I'm lactose incoherent and kinda agree. But I would make a menu more inclusive to guests because I want my loved and his to have an enjoyable time, not complain about it behind my back and suffer.
she gave out laxative gummies.
@katy3901 yeah this part doesn't sit right with me but does it change the fact their menu was the gluten/lactose free?
@@_seaiscalling42_ of course not; but if the only interesting feature was that their menu was gluten/lactose free, there wouldn't have been an issue
Charlotte, “ I am all for healthy choices.” Also Charlotte, “Two hash browns with a McFlurry in the middle 🤌🏽.” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀
It cracks me up so much that Charlotte laughs at her own jokes 🤣🤣🤣
I'm just PO'd that they didn't do a film about Gabriella who was Ariel's friend in the TV series. But that requires they actually create something new with some kind of soul to it and we all know that's never going to happen.
I'm just sick to death of remakes and sequels, that's why I enjoyed Frozen and Moana so much, they were new, fun and at least had a semblance of creativity to it.
i agree...that would have been nice expecially for the deaf community...weird thing is Haley looks just like the animated gabriella , like spot on the same
The new Little Mermaid is great, though
8:03 My guy really threw his airpods for a 5 second video😭😭 I can't 🤚🏽
The great thing about this wedding is it is allergen friendly for the most part for those of us that need that.
What if you are allergic to the idea of eating a bunch of over processed artificial products that aren't actual food? Gluten free doesn't help you in any way unless you have Celiac disease, and those products contain much higher level of sugars. Artificial sweeteners aren't healthy either. Maybe if these folks consumed less artificial crap they'd have fewer sensitivities.
Lol, that dad was clearly looking for his daughter's attention 😂😂😂
I remember something like the last one happening on my local news. After he did his segment, he said “what a sh*t job” when he thought the camera wasn’t rolling. When it went back to the main news person (I don’t know news lingo lol) he look like he went from shock to suppressing his anger before saying “well he doesn’t have a job here anymore” before going onto the next segment
Good Morning Petty Potatoes! ❤
The dancing dad is GOLD!