What went wrong at your wedding?

Miraculously nothing big happened that was of major consequence but we did have the following:

One of the (noticeable) embellishments on the dress of one of our flower girls starting to come off so as we were rushing out the door we had to quickly stop to super glue it! This was after our first batch of dresses went missing in transit.

Our ceremony space had scaffolding out the front due to termite damage (historical building) but thank goodness on the day there was only a small portion of it remaining.

Certain family members didn’t stay behind for photos despite our celebrant informing family to stay behind for photos but it was the relatives we invited out of obligation only so we low key loved the fact that they ignored the call out

Three Things:

1. DH and my brother don't really get along, so things were kind of tense between them. That in itself would have been fine, but my MOH (who I've been friends with since I was 11) has been spending a lot more time with my brother in the last year (their kids are the same age), so she sided with him, and got into it with DH. More tense than an actual issue.

2. MY WEDDING RING DISAPPEARED. We got to the exchanging of the rings and DH's BM (his step-dad) pulled the rings out of the ring box, and my wedding ring was no-where to be found. Fortunately, my brother found it in the parking lot a few hours later, and it wasn't super expensive anyway, but it was still nerve-wracking!

3. We ended up doing the ring picture without my wedding ring (so just in my engagement ring and the ring for my step-daughter) since we did pictures at 7 and my ring wasn't found until almost 10. What's funny now, though, is that my husband already had to get a new ring because his broke (evidently you drop Tungsten at JUST the right angle, and it snaps into pieces . . . ) so the picture doesn't actually have EITHER of our rings.

The only thing that went wrong was we didn't know where the pins went for the time of the money dance lol. So, there was just money all on the floor, in my husband's pockets, and I was holding some. We had a small wedding so my girls and my husband's cousins helped to pick up the money afterwards.

So I thought it would look really nice to have pillar candles in glass vases lining our aisle. Turns out, definitely not a good idea. Apparently guests kept accidentally hitting them (only one broke but I'm sure many others were knocked over) but the real kicker is that a guest's purse strap started to catch fire! And this went down as our wedding party was walking down the aisle at the very beginning of our ceremony! I had no idea until I was going through wedding pictures with my mom well over 3 months after the wedding and she pointed the scene going down in the background Luckily our wedding was outdoors so there wasn't anything else flammable around!