u/Critical-Stand-6986

I went to a wedding last weekend and I still can’t decide if I attended a celebration or just a full-day Instagram shoot.

The couple barely spoke to each other the whole time. The bride was busy redoing poses again and again, and the groom was mostly hanging out with his friends or on his phone. Every 10 minutes someone from the photography team was stopping things like “wait, one more shot.”

Guests were just… there. No one knew what was happening. We were told food would start soon, but “soon” turned into almost 2 hours. People were getting irritated but nobody wanted to say anything.

Also, there were these weird rules everywhere — don’t sit here, don’t touch this setup, don’t walk in that area because it’ll ruin the photos. At one point I genuinely felt like we were extras on a set .

I totally understand wanting a nice wedding and good pictures, but this felt so forced and awkward. Didn’t feel like anyone was actually enjoying it.

Is this how weddings are now or was this just a badly planned one?

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u/Critical-Stand-6986 — 8 days ago
▲ 3 r/diet

I drink chai almost daily but without sugar. Sometimes I add a little milk, sometimes just plain.

I have seen mixed opinions online some say tea can lead to weight gain, others say it’s completely fine if there’s no sugar. So I’m a bit confused.

For people who are into dieting or weight loss, does chai without sugar actually affect weight? Or is it more about the overall calories in your diet?

Would love to hear your experience or advice.

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u/Critical-Stand-6986 — 9 days ago
▲ 648 r/airfryer

Some days I just don’t have the energy to cook anything complicated, and the air fryer feels like a lifesaver. Looking for super easy, minimal-effort meals/snacks that still turn out really good.
Bonus if it’s something I can make with basic ingredients already at home. What’s your go to lazy air fryer recipe?

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u/Critical-Stand-6986 — 9 days ago