YOUR grammar sounds delightful, lol

I think you meant to put this under the first comment.

Actually, despite the first comment having many more mistakes, I'm pretty sure 24 is correcting the first word of 2's comment using the wrong kind of your/you're

Yes, I did make a typo. Shame on me for not noticing the autocorrect. Believe it or not, my friends actually know me as a grammar nazi. Lol. However, this is the internet where a lot of people use smartphones. Those smartphones autocorrect. I don't understand why we are constantly jumping on grammatical errors on the Internet.

He may have been the same minister who married the husband to the ex wife.

Or the mother in law told him to do that.

or paid him to do it

That's really messed up, OP. Some terrible in-laws you have. I hope things are better now.

Oh that's awful OP! I hope your husband stood up for you and you are both still going strong! Prove them all wrong.

Its OK dear, they will get to know you and realize how wrong they were, keep your head up and congratulations! :-)

It could have just been nerves. My father-in-law also did our ceremony and he ended up going on a tangent about hookers and how we wouldn't really be married until we were in our marriage bed, and then pronouncing us husband and wife we went through three different names before my husband had to remind him what his name was.

******* assholes all a them. Its not their choice who your husband decides who to be with and who not to be with. I hope one day you punch them in the throat

aww *hugs*

It is obvious he did it on purpose if they didn't want your husband to marry you or divorce his ex wife. But like them act like children. Don't stoop to their level.

I'm so sorry for that OP. Just out of curiosity (not trying to make fun of you or this situation) but I have 2 questions: 1)Are you still together? 2)Did it remind you of the wedding of Ross and Emily? Because that's the first thing I thought of :)

I wouldn't have felt too great about his father performing the ceremony knowing that he didn't want me to marry his son. Seems like he had done that on purpose, but I hope you have a better relationship with them now than you did before.

I suppose the Ross Emily marriage crossed my mind, except in that case, it was Ross who said the wrong name rather than whoever was performing the ceremony (probably even worse for the groom to say the wrong name)

Your husband's family needs to grow up. Grown men and women acting like children just because they liked the first wife better... That's incredibly selfish. They should have put their own feelings aside and just let you two have your special day.

Wow. With attitudes like that have they ever bothered to try to get to know you? This sounds completely nightmarish. It also sounds like creating some distance between you and your in-laws might be a great step.

@anon385 Wow.. that escalated quickly.

I hope you guys are still together so they can look like the asses.

And how is your relationship with them and your husband now?

That is absolutely terrible. People can be horrible, I would have told them off. I hope your husband stood up for you.

I'm curious as to why you let his father marry you guys if he didn't want you to be married in the first place? That seems kind of like asking for trouble...

You're a jerk.

Lol, it happens all the time. When I got married my wife was called another name too. We just looked at each other and smiled.

Big difference between wrong name and it being the ex wife's name.

It sounds like this was done on purpose. I think it would be funny if it was just an accident.