Wedding Planning-Interesting survey outlines the effects of fights at weddings

Weddings are usually planned meticulously, either by the Bride and Groom or by relatives. However one element of a wedding that cannot be planned for, are fights or disputes. Sibling rivalries or ex partners can cause problems at a wedding as can the consumption of large amounts of alcohol, all leading to wedding chaos. A recent survey on this subject has brought some interesting anecdotes and comments from the members of www.weddingchaos.co.uk.


The survey asks the question "Ever been to a wedding where a fight broke out?" and it appears there have been a few who have witnessed a wedding fight , in fact 36% of respondents said yes, with more than 10% saying that the police had been called. Aside from the upset caused on the day, some of these feuds can last several years. Long standing disagreements can be the cause of many of these problems, as the occasion means that many who would not socialise with certain parties, are thrown together for the celebration of a wedding.


Several comments allude to the so called fact that it may well be down to class, whereas others mute the opinion that alcohol breaks all class barriers and therefore any problems are likely, irrespective of class. Whatever the opinion, it is a fact that trouble at a wedding occurs more frequently than would be expected. Which in itself is a shame, as it deters from the occasion and causes unnecessary unpleasantness, which will be the reasons for remembering the occasion rather than the union of two people in matrimony. For those planning a wedding , there are enough distractions and concerns, without considering bodyguards to keep the peace. However to put this poll into context, the same poll indicated that 64% of people responded with the reply that no fights had broken out, which provides some comfort.


Survey such as this and others provide a useful insight into society as a whole, whether the discussion is about wedding chaos , fights breaking out or hiring or buying a wedding dress, the opinions and help of others can provide guidance and encouragement as well as informative discussions on the emotive subject of weddings. Www.weddingchaos.co.uk has become a hub of opinions on weddings and many other subjects and for this reason has become an important provider of information and guidance for many.


For further information on wedding planning visit www.weddingchaos.co.uk