According to a Reddit post, a table of hungry guests — who found nothing left when it was their turn at the buffet — pitched in for the delivery order Erin Clack is a Staff Editor for PEOPLE. She has ...

The sister of the bride shared the story on Reddit, where users dubbed the behavior "entitled" and "trashy" Bailey Richards is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2023 ...

A Reddit user who was kicked out of a wedding after he ordered pizza when the reception ran out of food should have been more discreet and behaved himself better, an etiquette expert told Fox News ...

Living in the South, I find that buffets at weddings are super popular. Brides like the idea of giving their guests multiple meal choices and not having to track the number of guests having beef vs.

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A cash bar is nothing to balk at for an event like a wedding, but usually, there's some notice on the invitation. Something that's not quite as common is a fee to eat, but that's exactly what one ...

Some people live for a buffet. They love taking trip after trip down a line of dozens upon dozens of dishes, piling their plate high each time to get their money's worth and then some. Other people ...