Millenial wedding

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I guess people can do whatever, but this seemed more like a costume party than a wedding!

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Sounds like they had fun.

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I guess people can do whatever

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Yet you're up in here mad about it, huh?

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"Reverend" is some tatted up lesbo that apparently came with the bridal package that read some non-sensical non religious goop that did not mention GOD once.

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They don't sound like a religious couple. It'd be sacrilege (and silly) for them to crowbar religion in for no reason.

I say this as a Christian myself, btw.

Honestly the wedding sounded pretty fun overall.

At the very least, it sounded like you weren't happy about it.

You sounded....irked

Sounds fun. Wedding party did the tennis shoe thing for my wedding. It was a great call. Our feet thanked us after hours on the dance floor.

Oh my, their "wedding" sounds so different and kitschy. Tattoos and a lesbian?? How original!!!!

Surely nobody bragged about the uniqueness on social media sites.

Today, if you want to be a rebel, you have zero tattoos, no piercings, get married young and go to church.

The funniest thing about hipsters is that they all look the same. Conformity happens.

"Hipsters" were wearing chunky black-rimmed glasses in the mid 90s. It's all recycled crap.

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Nobody said I was mad. I just thought it odd.

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They got a reaction from somebody!!!

That's their goal.

It's spelled Millennial. Two L's, two N's. We Millennials definitely have a knack for trying too hard to be cutesy and original in everything we do, and we seem to suffer from major identity crises. We're highly entitled and we lack a true disaster or challenge in our times to give us perspective on how life hard has been for others. It's all very irritating to watch.

That said, we've done some things right, and as the majority of the generation reaches their 30's and matures a bit, I think we'll start to make up for our childish shortcomings in our teens and twenties. I mean, look at Generation X. They were the "slacker" generation - sort of a watered down precursor to everything annoying the Millennials do. The baby boomers? They invented hippies - a subculture that goes toe-to-toe with hipsters for annoying tendencies. The baby boomers were fine when they started losing hair and realized that making drum circles and living in communes wasn't the answer. Generation X was fine when they realized they weren't going to be Nirvana and maybe they should get a real job. The Millennials are going to be fine when they realize they can't go about living their whole lives as giant children, and that there are bigger things to worry about that someone getting offended on the Internet on the behalf of someone else's trivial plight.

And they'll use the same lawyers their parents used to get divorced.