Reality TV Weddings: The Touching Vs. The Terrible

Khloe Kardashian's 2-hour wedding special airs Sunday night, even though she's not legally married. Khloe and Lamar Odom aren't the first real-life couple to exchange vows in front of rolling cameras, and they won't be the last. The question remains if the union will last, as some below split and others are still going strong.

You can see a preview of Khloe and Lamar's wedding, where the two share a wet tonguing at the altar, here.

What real TV wedding seen below was your favorite, and which left you with a bad taste in your mouth?

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[MaryHarris]

Ryan Sutter looks like a P.O.W. Have you seen him lately? The big chain around his neck just looks so heavy and cumbersome. Plus the chafing in that area there has got to be horrendous!

[Halfwit]

The weddings of HRH Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer and HRH Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles were not "Reality TV Weddings." If we can no longer tell the difference between "real" and "reality," we should outlaw TV.

[imk]

Wonder why snoop got such a low rating? He and his wife are high school sweethearts.

[Turtleposer]

Charles & Di never looked happy & it wasn't a "reality" TV wedding. I remember watching it when I was a kid. I loved the pageantry, but it wasn't touching. I think Charles & Camilla were much better suited for each other.

[huffy2001]

So where the heck is Tiny Tim and Miss Vicky? Granddaddy of televised weddings, and in my opinion the best.

[Turtleposer]

Aye !

[Pupadup4oBama]

The rest of these !d!0ts don't even belong on the same planet as Princess Diana.

[PresidentRobertBooth]

Erm.....si­nce when was Prince Charles and Princess Diana's wedding part of a reality TV show?



What a stupid article.

[topkatnc]

Agree !!!

[ladyvader]

Only guessing here. It was aired on tv, so maybe that is why it is with the rest of the bs weddings.

[katieandtom]

i totally remember princess diana's wedding. i was in elementary school and we got up at like 5 in the morning to see the wedding. it was the same with her funeral. nothing tops that. except maybe william when he gets married.

[deepfreezevideo]

Please help ME understand how Americans are supposed to believe that ALL of these sordid affairs are anything besides a stupid mockery of real marriages.

[LiberalBuzz]

Uh with the exception of Diana,which was indeed a lovely wedding, most of the rest all got 1's. They were all trash. Well maybe Charles' second marriage wasn't that bad so I gave it a 5.

[LLisaLL]

Please help me understand why you would go through the paces of a wedding but not be married. If you just want to have a party, then invite everyone for a long weekend in Cabo.

[byla]

Snoop Dog and Shante are so cute. They've been together since high school so what's not to love?

[Krista Allen]

Help me understand this logic. Gay marriage threatens the sanctity of marriage but this travisty is OK? Marriage is a sacred institution. Reducing it to a ratings-grabber makes me ill.

[BikeFreak]

Oh, you spoke the truth with that one, sister! :)

[rivergirl301]

I've been saying this for so long (as a hetro female who supports gay rights). Marriage as a prize on a game show=sanctity of marriage. . .but gays who are truly in love and want to make a life-long commitment­=travesty. What's wrong with this picture?

[JWB2012]

ALL of them were nothing more than the patriarchal Institution of ownership of a person. A male ( dad) GIVES ( implies ownership right there!) the woman over to another male ( the groom), then a male ( the priest), binds them ( making them to declare an impossible vow to know, ie, "I will love you forever", and, "I will forsake all other loves" ),in the name of yet another male,ie, our sky god who threatens us with eternal punishment if we don't follow HIS rules. Sounds pretty unbalanced to me. But then, I have thoughts.

[seattleblue]

Sounds like a gay dream to me:) Please, please, please let me be the bride.

[JWB2012]

LOL! Your fanned.

[Krista Allen]

I'd like to apologize for all of those misguided "Christians" who made you think that that's what marriage is. I married in a Methodist ceremony in which my father took a position of honor, rather in "giving" me away. I was never more proud of him when he loudly answered the question of who gives this woman to this man by saying, "The bride gives herself in marriage with the blessing of her mother and father." He wasn't admonished or kicked out of the church; in fact, I think everyone there admired him for saying what he felt.

Knowing that there is a God who loves you unconditionally, regardless of what you do or have, helps you to understand how to fully give yourself to another. These "made-for-tv" weddings reduce a sacred and beautiful committment to a whim.

[Fudgefase]

That's beautiful.