Random Best Wedding Objection Scenes in Film History (20 items)

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  (#12) It Takes Two

  • Kirstie Alley, Ashley Olsen, Mary-Kate Olsen, Steve Guttenberg, Philip Bosco, Jane Sibbett

  Those Olsen twins sure know originality! In the film It Takes Two, not only is there a wedding objection scene, there's also a long lost twins switching places storyline. Roger (Steve Guttenberg) is about to take the plunge with the evil Clarice (Jane Sibbett), but not before Mary Kate and Ashley can bring in Diane (Kirstie Alley) to stop the wedding, because she is Roger's true love.  
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  (#19) A Night at the Roxbury

  • Eva Mendes, Will Ferrell, Jennifer Coolidge, Loni Anderson, Michael Clarke Duncan, Molly Shannon, Chris Kattan, Colin Quinn, Chazz Palminteri, Richard Grieco, Mark McKinney, Dan Hedaya, Lochlyn Munro, Dwayne Hickman, Jim Wise, Meredith Scott Lynn, Gigi Rice, Elisa Donovan, Twink Caplan, Maree Cheatham, Louis E. Rosas, Kristen Dalton, Chad Bannon, Kip King, Deborah Kellner, Christian Mixon, Roy Jenkins, Mary Ann Schmidt, Viveca Paulin, Raquel Gardner, Paulette Braxton, Mary Ann Kellogg, Rachel Galvin, Gina Mari, Trish Ramish, Victor Kobayashi, Yoshio Be, Patrick Ferrell, Richard Francese, Valentin Siroon, Agata Gotova, Betty A. Bridges, Robin Krieger, Christina Eliason, Dorian Spencer, Andrew Marks, Tina Weisinger, Michael M. Horton

  When Steve (Will Ferrell) is about to marry Emily (Molly Shannon) after being forced into an engagement by his father, Doug (Chris Kattan), Steve's brother interrupts the wedding in very Say Anything fashion to get his brother back. The brothers were in a terrible fight, but they reconcile then and there. The wedding is restarted when Craig (Lochlyn Munro) professes his love for Emily, and they get hitched.
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  (#6) The Graduate

  • Dustin Hoffman, Anne Bancroft, Richard Dreyfuss, Katharine Ross, Norman Fell, Buck Henry, Elaine May, Mike Farrell, William Daniels, Ben Murphy, Alice Ghostley, Murray Hamilton, Kevin Tighe, Elizabeth Wilson, Marion Lorne, Noam Pitlik, Walter Brooke, Elisabeth Fraser, Donald F. Glut, Harry Holcombe, Eddra Gale, Brian Avery, David Westberg, Jonathan Hole, Buddy Douglas, Lainie Miller

  Probably the most famous wedding objection scene of all time, this scene helped start the trend (for better or worse) and gets spoofed in movie after movie to this day. When Benjamin (Dustin Hoffman) wants to stop his beloved Elaine (Katharine Ross) from getting married, he sprints to the church (because his car broke down) and bangs on the glass at the church (he also uses a cross to ward off the family when they try to escape). The final shot of them sitting in a bus, unsure of what to do next, is one of the most memorable shots in cinematic history.
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  (#18) That's My Boy

  • Adam Sandler, Leighton Meester, Susan Sarandon, Ciara, James Caan, Vanilla Ice, Erin Andrews, Eva Amurri, Milo Ventimiglia, Baron Davis, Rachel Dratch, Will Forte, Ana Gasteyer, Rex Ryan, Colin Quinn, Nick Swardson, Alan Thicke, Todd Bridges, Ian Ziering, Dennis Dugan, Tony Orlando, Rebecca Marshall, Luenell, Rich Eisen, Peter Dante, Dan Patrick, Jackie Sandler, Blake Clark, Meagen Fay, Meredith Prunty, Abigail Klein, Peggy Stewart, Robert Harvey, Joseph Basile, Jeff Martineau, Tom Mardirosian, Tony Moreira, Brad Grunberg, Dana Min Goodman, John Franchi, Ed O'Keefe, Elisangela DiAlencar, Sadie Madison Sandler, Alecia Batson, James Wilcox, Anita Storr, Steve Flynn, Abdoulaye N'Gom, Kristi Lynn, Koji Kataoka, J.D. Donaruma, Jodie Brunelle, Julia Lea Wolov, George J. Vezina, Richard Meehan, Rao Rampilla, Darra Boyd, Chris Titone, Amber Paul, Suzanne Prunty, Stephanie Atkinson, Patty Ross, Alison Wachtler, Sunny Madeline Sandler, Jason Venezia, Crystal Curran, Nancy Yee, Allen Zwolle, Christopher Michael Siepietowski, Niecy Cerise, Mike Sandler, Rebecka Ray, Claude Tondreau, Patrick S. O'Connor, Sue Lee, Andrew J. Perloff, Michael J. Cammilleri, Sam Kaufman, Sheriden Thomas, Justin Weaver, Carrie Wiita, Danny Mendelson, Paul Pabst, Scott T. Beardsley, Christian E. Boeger, Todd J. Fritz, Kristen Valinch

  With perhaps one of the strangest objections, Donny (Adam Sandler) objects to his son Todd (Andy Samberg) getting married to Jamie (Leighton Meester) on the grounds that Jamie is having an affair with her BROTHER, Chad (Milo Ventamiglia)! Todd cancels the wedding due to the incest, and embraces his father and his own heritage (his real name is Han Solo Berger), before leaving the wedding.
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  (#2) The Princess Bride

  • Billy Crystal, Robin Wright, André the Giant, Fred Savage, Mark Knopfler, Christopher Guest, Peter Falk, Mandy Patinkin, Carol Kane, Wallace Shawn, Peter Cook, Cary Elwes, Chris Sarandon, Mel Smith, Margery Mason, Malcolm Storry, Annie Dyson

  As Princess Buttercup (Robin Wright) and the evil Prince Humperdinck (Chris Sarandon) are about to unhappily begin their "mawwiage," the presumed-dead Westley (Cary Elwes) and his companions storm the castle to stop the union. Their attempts are thwarted, and the wedding is complete (though they never say their "I dos.")  Buttercup decides to kill herself, but not before Westley stops her and they ride off into the sunset together.
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  (#4) Beetlejuice

  • Alec Baldwin, Winona Ryder, Geena Davis, Michael Keaton, Jeffrey Jones, Catherine O'Hara, Dick Cavett, Sylvia Sidney, Robert Goulet, Glenn Shadix, Annie McEnroe, Hugo Stanger, Maurice Page, Rachel Mittelman

  Betelgeuse (Michael Keaton) is overly anxious to tie the knot with Lydia (Winona Ryder) in front of a very ghastly minister so that he can cause chaos in the mortal world. Thankfully, Barbara (Geena Davis), the ghost of the woman who lived in the house prior, stops the wedding by riding in on a giant sand worm that devours Betelgeuse.

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