Groom Updates Facebook, Twitter at Altar

In my mind that doesn't exactly bode well...

at least he married a real girl. Not his nintendo DS.

xD

What a t0sser...

No excuse man. Dude that is just low. I mean, wow!

I would guess that you meant "altar" rather than "alter"....

pathetic....

Ok. So did you did it at the altar and your new wife seems to have forgiven you.

I dare you to do it later while you're doing...it.

I find it sad that the comment that's highest rated aside from Jane's is one to correct spelling. I'm really starting to think people read Tom's just so they can reassure themselves that they're superior to tech writers in some way, be it grammar or spelling.

And as for the article... had that been my spouse I'd have annulled the wedding the next day. That's just pathetic.

Lets face it, social networking has become a big part of many peoples lives. I saw this as poking fun at it, nothing more.

I wonder when the #divorceday will occur?

One word. Ridiculous.

I wonder about the honeymoon status updates...

Whatever floats their boat. It does not matter in the beginning. Hey you could have a perfect (which is not possible btw) wedding, but have a divorce in a week... or a ruined wedding but a happily ever after marriage.

Now this is beyond belief!

The guy should be castrated for being so stupid.

If he really wanted to keep everyone up to date, he could have setup a live web cast so there would be no interruptions what so ever. Then after the wedding is over, he could have kept a copy of the recording at You Tube or some other video service.

If you watch the video, the whole thing was actually done in good humor. It may have just been a wedding-gag, as so many people are doing nowadays.

Evolution of music first-dance anyone?

It's not official until it's Facebook official.

I can't wait until wedding certificates, death certificates, birth certificates will all someday be "facebook official".

we've created a monster....

At first I thought this was stupid, but after seeing the video, I thought it was pulled off well. Not for me, but I liked his humor.

I would have waited to get outside the church after the ceremony, where everybody is relaxed, and the family far away surely wouldn't be pissed off if he took an additional ten minutes to update his status.

That said, when I saw the video, I understand why he did it, he was in good humour, and it goes to show that you can commit excessives when you use technology all the time; I think he also did it top show that; if he had done it ouside the church the "wow/unexpected" factor would be gone. I personally wouldn't do it, but it was funny nonetheless

My cousin got married by Elvis in Vegas and I watched it live on a webcam, it doesn't get much cheesier than that. Nobody would have expected anything less from him though, it was very fitting.

I can't think of a worse time to do this kind of thing.

"Tracy, Tracy, I'm real happy for you getting married to me and I'm -a let you finish, but Facebook/Twitter are the best social networks of all time!"

Can you imagine the honeymoon twitters?

"I'm about to get "romatic" with my wife!"

"Sleeping on the couch in the lobby tonight, no idea why..."

If they *both* did it there's no problem. If only *he* did it then regardless of how tech she may be it's just pathetic

hehe I can imaging the couple in the birth of their first child.

In the hospital with @TracyPage . She's about to give birth. #gonnahavebaby

Doctor told to hold her hand tight. She's pushing the creature.

Oh F*ck @TracePage is holding my hands very hard. I can see @LittleDana's head now !!.

The baby is out right now. @LittleDana is now 5 seconds old.

Now you can follow my newborn @LittleDana Tweets. #welcome

later

(oops)

it's pretty much up to them to decide if his behavior is good or bad..
i would obviously shove the laptop up his lame arse.

probably she'll later complain that her husband gives it too much attention (more than she's getting).. and she's also to blame!

Wedding rites of the future: "By the power invested in me by the almighty spaguetti monster and the edit rules of wikipedia, I now pronounce you geek and long-suffering wife. You may now update your social network statuses."

Typo in the headline. The correct spelling is "douchebag", you were quite far off with "Groom".