A foul-mouthed couple's wedding invitation has been widely criticised. Photo / 123RF
A foul-mouthed couple's wedding invitation has been widely criticised. Photo / 123RF
A couple's expletive-ridden wedding fact-card, which included telling guests to "leave your little sh** at home", has caused uproar online for its overly aggressive approach.
With the headline "sh** you need to know", the card addressed multiple questions guests might typically have before a wedding, but did little to provideany actual clarity.
A guest said they received the card in the mail along with an invitation for their cousin's wedding, and after reading it had decided, "I will not be in attendance", describing it as "tacky".
Beneath a heading for dietary requirements, for example, it read, "eat what you're given, you fat f***", and under the dress code heading, guests were told to "wear whatever the f*** you want".
"Go butt f*** naked for all we care," the card read.
Guests were blatantly told not to bring their children because the couple wanted to "get f***ed up".
"Leave your little sh** at home. We want to get f***ed up. We will turn you away," they wrote.
They didn't give any advice on hotels, instead telling their guest to "Google it you lazy f***", and the same applied to guests wanting information on taxis.
Guests hopeful of more detail on parking were simply told to "follow the f***ing directions we gave you, dumba**".
The abundance of expletives in this card left thousands shaking their head. Photo / via Reddit
For any further questions they were told to "check the f***ing website".
Unsurprisingly, the heading about wedding gifts was the only one with a serious answer.
"If you wanted to give us a wedding gift, a contribution to our honeymoon would be perfect," they wrote.
The detail didn't go unnoticed by users on Reddit, where a photo of the chaotic letter was shared.
"Every other point in this card: F*** you, f*** off, f*** this, s*** s*** s***. Wedding gifts: ~maybe some money to go to our honeymoon~," the top comment read.
More than 3500 people agreed with it, while others joked that condoms or money for a vasectomy were the only honeymoon contributions they would be willing to make.
"One can't help but notice the abrupt change of tone in the 'wedding gifts' section," another said.
"If they're planning on having naked drunk people then I can see why they wouldn't want kids around," one wrote.
Someone else simply said, "That's one aggressive invitation".
