Am I overeacting?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We were in a wedding of a very young couple. They're 21 and 22, just finished college and very religious. There was no alcohol and the reception happened right after the ceremony at 11:30 am. It was lunch.

The groom's friends from work are older (almost and early 30s) and got annoyed at the lack of alcohol. They left the place for a while and what was our surprise to notice them back with a bunch of 6 packs and a bottle of scotch.

I felt so bad for the couple and their families... They had besides the religion personal reasons for no alcohol at the party and these guys knew it. DH thinks I have no reason to be outraged with what this guys did, but if I were the bride I would be very upset. Would you?

Yes that's rude, and sad those people can't go for a few hours in the morning without a drink.

Leave the wedding and tie one on if a person must. You don't bring alcohol to a no alcohol wedding.

[Anonymous]

Just horrible.

[Anonymous]

Ah, that is what young guys do. We used to get bombed before the wedding, even if the reception were to have open bars.
But why does the OP care?