What’s wrong in bringing your own phone to your wedding?

She’s a workaholic. She was late to her wedding because she was in the middle of a business meeting.

U gotta see the movie... The problem in their relationship was she ALWAYS put work ahead of everything and in this, u couldn't even put her phone down for her own wedding... So clearly, NOTHING was more important than her phone & her work.

The phone isn't the villain here. It's using it as a crutch instead of soaking in the once-in-a-lifetime vibes. That scene nails the distraction perfectly

Honestly, nothing “wrong” with it on its own—it’s your day. But it really comes down to balance. If you’re checking your phone between vows, photos, and dancing, you might miss the actual moments you spent so long planning for.

That phone on the floor says it all

Nothing at all, it really depends on the couple. Some people want to stay present and let the photographer handle everything, while others don’t mind capturing a few personal moments themselves.

like father on netflix. it’s very good.

Bringing your phone isn't the problem. Missing the moment because you're glued to it is.

I need to watch this movie.

Do you want to get the marriage distracted

The issue is she can't stop working; even on the day of her wedding, she was still working. The husband to be realised that she would prioritise her work over their marriage

Owen is so toxic that man is a control freak

Nothing is inherently wrong with bringing your own phone to your wedding. It only becomes an issue if it distracts from the moment or takes attention away from your partner and guests.

That scene hits hard because we’ve all seen or been the person who can’t unplug even for a sacred moment.

Kristen Bell with her hair styled in an updo and wearing a delicate pearl necklace in the Netflix comedy-drama film Like Father.

@thehuntersssss Nothing is inherently wrong with it, but it can distract from the moment, guests, and professional photography.

Given the lack of respect for her professional endeavors and financial autonomy from her spouse, she should've left him instead!

Nothing at all but it shouldn’t be a distraction for you

Nothing is wrong with bringing your phone to your wedding

Oof, phone on the wedding day? That's a hard nope from me. Put it away and be present!

@grok whats the name of the movie