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Vote up your favorite movie quotes from ‘Wedding Crashers.’
In 2005, the best Wedding Crashers quotes showed this was a very different kind of comedy than what audiences usually got at the time. R-rated romps weren't exactly known for being box office gold, but Wedding Crashers found an audience and took it all the way to the bank. Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn turned out to be quite the comedic duo.
The film about two friends who crash weddings and end up falling for two bridesmaids is still an enjoyable watch to this day with plenty of hilarious and famous lines that are instantly quotable. But which one of these Wedding Crashers quotes is the best? You get to help decide with your votes.
Which funny Wedding Crashers lines are your favorites? With the likes of Vince Vaughn, Owen Wilson, and Isla Fisher on this list, you can be certain you'll crack a smile as you vote on these quotes.
Chazz Reinhold: Mom! The meat loaf! F*ck!
Claire Cleary: True love is the soul's recognition of its counterpoint in another.
Jeremy Grey: I hope you flip your bike over and knock your two front teeth out! You selfish son of a b*tch! You leave me in the trenches taking grenades, John!
Gloria Cleary: My father warned me about people like you Jeremy, I'm just another notch on your belt.
Jeremy Grey: What are you talking about? It's not like that.
Gloria Cleary: Then what's it like Jeremy?
Jeremy Grey: No wait! I just feel very strongly that we're starting only to express ourselves in a physically sexual specifically way and I just want to play some catch-up on finding who's inside here.
Gloria Cleary: Jeremy, you're amazing.
Jeremy Grey: I think you're amazing
Gloria Cleary: Don't ever leave me.
Jeremy Grey: Ever.
Gloria Cleary: Good. Because I'd find you.
Jeremy Grey: Share that with the Dalai Lama, jacka**!
Jeremy Grey: I've been looking all over for you. I got to get outta here, pronto. I got a stage five clinger.
John Beckwith: No, no, I need more time.
Jeremy Grey: Did you hear what I just said to you. Stage five, virgin, clinger. Let's go I'm gonna start the car. I'm serious, let's go... I don't think you're appreciating the urgency here. Not only is she a virgin, she's totally off the reservation. I'm terrified of this broad.
William Cleary: Well, the guy wants to run for president, he thinks Moby Dick is a venereal disease.
Jeremy Grey: How many times you gonna do this sh*t? Rule #32: You don't commit to a relative unless you're absolutely positive they have a pulse.
John Beckwith: Rule #16: Give me an up-to-date family tree. That was your mistake. You made me look like an idiot.
Jeremy Grey: Rule #76: No excuses. Play like a champion!
Janice: I've got the perfect girl for you!
Jeremy Grey: Janice, I apologize to you if I don't seem real eager to jump into a forced awkward intimate situation that people like to call dating. I don't like the feeling. You're sitting there, you're wondering do I have food on my face, am I eating, am I talking too much, are they talking enough, am I interested, I'm not really interested, should I play like I'm interested but I'm not that interested but I think she might be interested but do I want to be interested but now she's not interested? So all of the sudden I'm getting, I'm starting to get interested... And when am I supposed to kiss her? Do I have to wait for the door cause then it's awkward, it's like well goodnight. Do you do like that a**-out hug? Where you like, you hug each other like this and your a** sticks out cause you're trying not to get too close or do you just go right in and kiss them on the lips or don't kiss them at all? It's very difficult trying to read the situation. And all the while you're just really wondering are we gonna get hopped up enough to make some bad decisions? Perhaps play a little game called "just the tip." Just for a second, just to see how it feels. Or, ouch, ouch you're on my hair.
Janice: Okay...
Jeremy Grey: Okay, can you, can you put that so he can't see it? Thank you. Hey, Janice... great talk.
John Beckwith: Don't waste your time on girls with hats. They tend to be very proper.
Jeremy Grey: Yeah? Well, the proper girl in the hat just eye-f*cked the sh*t out of me.
John Beckwith: Why don't you say it a little louder? I don't think the priest heard you.
Todd Cleary: I made you a painting. I call it "Celebration." It's sexual and violent. I thought you might like it.
John Beckwith: You know how they say we only use 10 percent of our brains? I think we only use 10 percent of our hearts.
Jeremy Grey: Does anyone know what this here is used for?
Little Boy: Rollin' a fatty?
Jeremy Grey: No... Not for... Where'd you learn that?
Jeremy Grey: Wow. Mr. Environmental is also a hunter. That's got to be an interesting combination.
Sack Lodge: I hunt quail, Jeremy. They're overpopulated in this region and they're decimating the grubworm population. You got a f*cking problem with that?
Jeremy Grey: Not nearly as much as I do with the attire that you have on, or just your general point of view towards everybody. But let's go kill some birds. I'm psyched.
Todd Cleary: Jeremy tried to seduce me! I want my painting back!
Jeremy Grey: The painting was a gift, Todd. I'm taking it with me.
Kathleen Cleary: I just had my t*ts done. You like 'em?
John Beckwith: Those... seem like lovely t*ts.
Kathleen Cleary: William doesn't give a sh*t about my t*ts.
John Beckwith: Well, darn him. But Mrs. Cleary, this is pretty sudden...
Kathleen Cleary: Oh, you been playing "Cat and Mouse" with me ever since you came here.
John Beckwith: Mrs. Cleary, I don't...
Kathleen Cleary: Call me Kat.
John Beckwith: Okay, Kat.
Kathleen Cleary: Call me "Kitty Kat".
John Beckwith: Okay, Kitty Kat. This feels borderline inappropriate.
Kathleen Cleary: Feel them.
John Beckwith: What?
Kathleen Cleary: I said feel them!
John Beckwith: Mrs. Cleary...
Kathleen Cleary: Kitty Kat.
John Beckwith: I'm sorry, Kitty Kat, are you out of your f*cking mind?
Kathleen Cleary: I'm not letting you out of this room until you feel them.
[John feels her boobs. Kathleen moans softly.]
John Beckwith: Wow, they feel really nice. Real orb-like. It's amazing what they can do...
[Kathleen shudders and puts her blouse back on.]
Kathleen Cleary: Pervert!
Jeremy Grey: Completely different situation. She was a very, very family-oriented girl. And very into her grandmother.
John Beckwith: Yeah.
Jeremy Grey: That was my first Asian!
John Beckwith: What are you doing? It's a game of touch, every time I look over you're on your a** again.
Jeremy Grey: If I had an air in my lungs, I'd scream at you.
John Beckwith: Oh now you're going to blame me because you're not athletic enough to stay on your own two feet?
Jeremy Grey: I hate you.
John Beckwith: Sorry I'm late.
Jeremy Grey: No problem.
John Beckwith: I'm sorry I called you white trash.
Jeremy Grey: Apology accepted.
John Beckwith: And I'm sorry I called you hillbilly. I don't even know what that means.
Jeremy Grey: John, it's Okay. Do you mind if I get married now?
Chazz Reinhold: Yeah, her boyfriend just died. Dude died in a hang-gliding accident! What an idiot! "Aaaahhh, I'm hang-gliding! Take a good picture, honey, I'm dead!"
Flip: Yeah! Crabcakes and Football. That's what Maryland does!
John Beckwith: How long have you and the Secretary been married?
Kathleen Cleary: 30 years next April.
John Beckwith: That's beautiful.
Kathleen Cleary: Yeah. And we were faithful for two of them.
John Beckwith: [To children] Love doesn't exist, that's what I'm trying to tell you guys. And I'm not picking on love, 'cause I don't think friendship exists either.
John Beckwith: It's the first quarter of the big game and you wanna toss up a hail Mary? I'd like to be pimps from Oakland or cowboys from Arizona but it's not Halloween. Grow up, Peter Pan! Count Chocula! Look, we've been to a million weddings and you know what? We've rocked them all.
Mr. Kroeger: That's it! Go comatose for me, baby.
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No invite? No problem! Wedding Crashers proved you don't need an invitation to enjoy a plate of prime rib, groove on the dance floor and indulge in a piece of cake. As some of our favorite Wedding Crashers quotes show, all you have to do is wear snappy duds, add a dash of bravado and remember the essential rules. The result? Happily ever after—almost. So, if you need inspiration for your next Instagram post this wedding season , check out the best Wedding Crashers lines that'll leave you rolling with laughter and ready to watch the movie all over again on date night .
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When this romcom-meets-bromance first hit the big screen, Wedding Crashers gave guests and surprise crashers everything they needed to make the most of the getting-hitched season. Here are some of the best Wedding Crashers wedding quotes that are more entertaining to repeat and share than wedding vows will ever be (just kidding).
1. "You know how they say we only use 10% of our brains? I think we only use 10% of our hearts." – John Beckwith 2. "You shut your mouth when you're talking to me!" – Mrs. Kroeger 3. "Yeah! Crab cakes and football. That's what Maryland does!" – Flip 4. "You're like that crazy guest who thinks he's part of the family already." – Claire Cleary 5. "Death, you are my bitch lover!" – Todd Cleary 6. "Don't ever leave me…'Cause I'd find you!" – Gloria Cleary 7. "True love is your soul's recognition of its counterpoint in another." – John Beckwith 8. "Love doesn't exist, that's what I'm trying to tell you guys. And I'm not picking on love, 'cause I don't think friendship exists either." – John Beckwith 9. "I made you a painting. I call it 'Celebration.' It's sexual and violent. I thought you might like it." – Todd Cleary 10. "Whatever. Make me a bicycle, clown." – Young boy at the wedding reception
It's hard to say what the funniest Wedding Crashers movie quotes are, but we took a stab at it. Here are the top seven funny lines that made the cut.
11. "I'm just warming up. Last week I did an exact [balloon] replica, to scale, of Wrigley Field. Honest to God. I don't have anywhere to put it." – Jeremy Grey 12. "I'm sorry I called you a hillbilly. I don't even know what that meant." – John Beckwith 13. "I almost nunchucked you; you don't even realize!" – Chazz Reinhold 14. "Todd, that's good! Tell that mean ocean!" – Secretary William Cleary 15. "You ready for some football? You want the noise brought on you because here it comes." – Flip 16. "This congregation really doesn't care about how depressing your life is, John." – Sack Lodge 17. "Of course, like all kids, I had imaginary friends. But not just one. I had hundreds and hundreds and all of them from different backgrounds who spoke different languages. One of them, his name was Caleb. He spoke a magical language only I could understand. [Starts speaking made-up language]" – Gloria Cleary
Whether you call him Jeremy Grey or his beloved nickname Baba Ganoush in Wedding Crashers , Vince Vaughn steals the show as the character with arguably the most popular quotes. Get ready to relive all the fun because "It's wedding season, kid!"
18. "Grab that net and catch that beautiful butterfly, pal." 19. "I happen to know everything there is to know about maple syrup! I love maple syrup. I love maple syrup on pancakes. I love it on pizza. And I take maple syrup and put a little bit in my hair when I've had a rough week. What do you think holds it up, slick?" 20. "Who gives a sh*t? It's a great band, it's a bad band, it's like pizza, baby." 21. "Oh, that's terrific! Why don't you just feed me to the lions? Step on my head when I am drowning." 22. "This is the real world, lady! You can't just go shooting people on a whim!" 23. "I'm a little too traumatized to have a scone." 24. "A friend in need is a pest." 25. "I hope you flip your bike over and knock your two front teeth out! You selfish son of a b*tch! You leave me in the trenches taking grenades, John!" 26. "I'm not perfect, but who are we kidding, neither are you." 27. "Get on in here, let the big bear get his paws on ya." 28. "Janice, I apologize to you if I don't seem real eager to jump into a forced awkward intimate situation that people like to call dating."
The other half of the iconic Wedding Crashers duo, Owen Wilson (also known as John Beckwith), helped make the movie memorable too. Below are all the lines Beckwitch said that made us laugh out loud.
29. "Grow up Peter Pan—Count Chocula." 30. "You better lock it up." 31. "I think he's on steroids. It's like trying to cover a f**king race horse." 32. "I love you. Yeah, you, big guy." 33. "You're unbelievable. Judas! Rule number five: You're an idiot." 34. "I don't know what red seven means. What is hot route?" 35. "Don't waste your time on girls with hats. They tend to be very proper." 36. "I'm sorry, Kitty Kat. Are you out of your f**king mind?"
Chazz Reinhold in Wedding Crashers, Will Ferrell's role, killed every scene he was in. Reinhold is the lovable idiot whose character switches from hooking up at nuptials to scoring big at funerals.
37. "Grief is nature's most powerful aphrodisiac." 38. "Yeah. Dude died in a hang-gliding accident. What an idiot! 'Ahh! I'm hang-gliding! Honey, take a good picture...I'm dead!' What a freak." 39. "Hey, Ma! Can we get some meatloaf?" 40. "I'm just living the dream." 41. "It's like fishing with dynamite." 42. "So damn beautiful! With every death, there comes rebirth, it's the circle of life. We're gonna be all right."
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What would the world be like without Wedding Crashers ? It'd be a pretty bleak place, probably: Bros on college campuses everywhere would have fewer rallying cries to shout at each other before and after shotgunning beers; weird, noisy boob-related foreplay acts would remind no one of motorized watercraft; violently needy lovers would have to be called something distinctly unhilarious like “violently needy lovers.”
Thankfully, though, Wedding Crashers made it to U.S. cinemas on July 15, 2005. And it's a good thing; otherwise you wouldn't have that one friend who still, ten years later, loves quoting Wedding Crashers .
Steve Faber, co-writer of 2013's We’re the Millers and author of a novella in the new collection The Blumhouse Book of Nightmares , co-wrote what Entertainment Weekly named one of the most quotable comedies since 1970 with his high school classmate Bob Fisher. This week, Faber told me about the origins of some of the punchlines and catchphrases it’s hard to remember a world without—and about where its characters might have ended up after the credits rolled.
Some of the most quotable lines from Wedding Crashers come from John and Jeremy’s list of rules for crashing weddings, like Rule 76: “No excuses, play like a champion." Particularly beloved, that one. How'd you guys come up with it? Well, I worked for Congress right out of college—for Ed Markey, the Congressman, now Senator Ed Markey. I didn’t have any money. They didn’t pay very well at all. So I was living crammed into an unfurnished condo outside of D.C. with five other people also working for Congress. We not only didn’t have food, we didn’t have cutlery. Knives, forks, and such.
So what I decided one day was—remember those old laminating machines, you could make a badge and laminate it? I would print out my name and underneath I would write “administrative associate to Senator Kennedy,” or “administrative aide to the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee.” And these various lobbying groups used to hold these gigantic lobbying events—the shrimpers associations, they held the best lobbying dinners. Unbelievable. So I would bring my big briefcase to work that day, and then after work, I would stick on this big laminated badge and get into these dinners and not only eat and drink for free but at the end—and I’m not proud of this—open my briefcase and gently slide the plates and the cutlery off the table.
So you were a lobbying-dinner crasher. It just seemed like the right thing to do. The shrimpers, they were spending so much money, getting these tax breaks, and all these gigantic corporations were getting huge tax breaks. So I thought, why not donate to a good cause, like all of us crammed into this unfurnished condo?
And by the time I was done, [my roommates], who had laughed at first—well, we had a fully stocked set of dishes and glasses. I mean, when you’re bringing shrimp home in your pockets, it gets a little weird. But I always thought, you really have to go big or go home.
I see the connective tissue there. Some of these other rules are pretty specific to crashing weddings, though—like “Don’t commit to a relative unless you’re absolutely positive they have a pulse.” Did this one come from some traumatic experience of your own? Oh, this is a constant problem I have. Constant problem. I’m a very caring and compassionate man! I really am. And of course when you have to say those words to somebody, that’s the last thing that you want. But I’ll say, How’s Aunt Rose? And I’ll hear that Aunt Rose passed six months ago. And that’s humiliating.
“Never walk away from a crasher in a funny jacket.” [ Long pause ] I honestly can’t help you there. I don’t remember writing that one. But I guess if you see another crasher in a funny jacket, you know you can come in to steal the show, because the woman that two guys are trying to hit on, she doesn’t want to talk to the guy in the funny jacket. And so you can gently make light of the funny jacket and point her attention toward it, and then have her realize it is indeed a funny jacket.
The rules in Wedding Crashers were all about how to approach a woman at a wedding you’ve just crashed that will get her interested in you. For me the big one was “man with haunted past.” More as a persona than a rule, but a good rule, too. I suppose in my warped mind ten years ago—and still in my warped mind—there’s a connection between somebody you’re attracted to and want to be attracted to you, and having this mysterious past that you can barely talk about, whether that’s for legal reasons or because it chokes you up. Like that’s a big seduction. And actually I thought the best way to express that was, “We lost a lot of good men out there.” When John says that, you don’t know what the hell he’s talking about!
“Lost a lot of good men out there” has taken on a life of its own, I feel, too. Every now and again I’ll hear someone add it onto the end of a story they’ve just told, especially if it wasn’t that funny. “Lost a lot of good men out there.” I didn’t know that had become something! I really didn’t. I’m surprised by that!
Okay. Next one: “Eye-fucking.” Your invention? I thought everybody was familiar with eye-fucking! Prior to Wedding Crashers I was working in network television, and you’re sitting with a lot of comedy writers, pitching a lot of jokes, and that phrase came up really early. I thought people knew it! I almost felt like it was cliche.
Really? I think the first time I heard it was in Wedding Crashers ! But in any case, I bet everybody heard it much more after the movie. That’s interesting. Yeah. I probably don’t want that one on my headstone.
Probably a wise choice. Okay, same question: “Motorboating.” When I was at UCLA, my college roommate had the most juvenile ways of expressing his sexual forays. And one of them was motorboating. I would say, “Please. Stop doing that. It’s embarrassing. You’re fucking embarrassing.” And he’d say, “Well, how else should I describe it?” And I’d say, “Don’t describe it!”
I’m not one of those guys who likes to hear about other guys’ sexual conquests. Especially somebody’s sexual conquests that sound like a cartoon.
I think the Wedding Crashers quote I hear the most in everyday vernacular is “stage-five clinger.” Did you know someone at some point who described women that way, or did that one just come from your imagination? That’s my favorite. It was in the very first draft, and that one came fully from my imagination. I was in love with that. I was in love with him saying it. We’ve all encountered it in one way or another. Doesn’t even have to be sexual; can even be friendly. Some people, they’re just—they’re clingers!
I’m still mystified, all these years later, by “Let’s play tummy sticks.” Is my hunch correct that no one on Earth actually knows what “tummy sticks” is? Oh, that. That was a throwaway. You’re not supposed to know what it means.
Okay. Thank you. This feels validating. It implies something erotic and fun. But no, you are absolutely not supposed to have a definition of what “tummy sticks” is.
Do you have your own personal definition of it, though? I’m not gonna ask what it is, if you do. I… probably do. And if I went to therapy, it might come up.
“True love is your soul’s recognition of its counterpoint in another.” John says it to Claire, then he adds that he saw it on a bumper sticker. Was there a bumper sticker involved on your end? That one was actually an inside joke—if you can call Nietzsche an inside joke. It was a quote from Nietzsche. In comedy there are ten-percenters —that’s a one-percenter. But it sounded good, and I don’t think he knew what the fuck to say at that point. In my mind, he had Googled “romantic quotes.” Maybe this makes it sound like we’re ripping off quotes from famous philosophers. But trust me, that’s the only time that happened. [ laughs ] I don’t think Nietzsche ever talked about motorboating.
“We only use ten percent of our brains; I think we only use ten percent of our hearts.” I think [this line speaks to how] these guys started overthinking this: What was once an act of juvenalia and juvenile fun became a profession, and when they spot this news that the Secretary of the Treasury’s daughter is getting married and what a wedding that would be, in the context of that quote, they’re thinking about it, not feeling it. They don’t really start feeling until the end of the second act, leading into the third act.
So this one’s more than just a cheesy line, then; these guys really are learning to use more than ten percent of their hearts. Well, I didn’t want to write a rom-com. Where everything gets tied up neatly at the end. In the last scene of Wedding Crashers , these people aren’t going to stay together. They’re just not. This isn’t the beginning of an eighty-year marriage. It’s kind of like the end of The Graduate . Those two aren’t gonna stay together. You know they’re not. But it was no longer about their romance; it was about being able to pull that off. Obviously, studios want happy endings. Everybody should feel good leaving the theater. But I wanted to complicate it a little bit. These four people get in a car together, and they could be done in ninety minutes. I think some people got that, and I wanted people to get that.
So in your imagination, what happens after they get in the car? I think you can’t take a man whose brain is inculcated with these really bizarre ideas about women and women’s sexuality and retrain him in a week. You can’t make him a new man. Isla’s character Gloria was never a virgin but played Jeremy; she’s a player, too. When two players go at it, that’s not going to work out very well. I think [John] has this over-nostalgized version of romance, or over-romanticized version of nostalgia—and I think he and Claire have fun for a while, and then Claire goes back to being the daughter of the Secretary of the Treasury. It’s not a love story about Jeremy and Gloria or a love story about John and Claire. It’s a love story about John and Jeremy.
I hate this phrase “bromance.” I can’t stand it. But it really is about the stability of their friendship. It’s a love story between those two.
Wedding crashers have been a timeless source of entertainment and intrigue. Their ability to infiltrate weddings unnoticed, mingle with guests, and create unforgettable moments is legendary. But have you ever heard of motorboating wedding crashers? Prepare yourself for an extravaganza like no other as we dive into the world of motorboating wedding crashers and explore this unique phenomenon.
Motorboating, a term often associated with water sports, has taken on a whole new meaning in the world of wedding crashing. Instead of gliding through the water, it involves energetic and enthusiastic dancing, with a twist. Motorboating wedding crashers have mastered the art of spontaneous and exuberant dancing that mimics the playful motion of a motorboat. This unexpected and lively addition to weddings has gained popularity for its ability to liven up the atmosphere and create lasting memories.
Weddings are joyous occasions filled with love, laughter, and celebration. Motorboating adds an element of fun and spontaneity to an already joyful atmosphere. It allows guests to let loose and break free from social norms, encouraging everyone to embrace their inner child and to dance like nobody’s watching. The infectious energy of motorboating wedding crashers spreads throughout the venue, creating a vibrant and unforgettable experience for all attendees.
While the concept of motorboating wedding crashers may seem wild and carefree, there are still important etiquette and considerations to keep in mind. It’s essential to respect the couple’s wishes and the overall tone of the wedding. Not all weddings may be suitable for motorboating, so be mindful of the atmosphere and the preferences of the newlyweds. Remember, the goal is to enhance the celebration, not overshadow it.
Q: is motorboating appropriate at every wedding.
A: Motorboating may not be appropriate for every wedding. It largely depends on the couple’s preferences and the overall tone and atmosphere of the event.
A: Motorboating is more about the energetic and spontaneous nature of the dancing rather than specific moves. It’s about letting go, having fun, and embracing the joy of the moment.
A: To become a motorboating wedding crasher, all you need is enthusiasm, a love for dancing, and a willingness to let loose and have a great time. Just remember to respect the couple and the overall vibe of the wedding.
A: While motorboating wedding crashers are often uninvited guests, it’s important to note that some couples may welcome this spontaneous burst of energy and even encourage their guests to join in on the fun.
Motorboating wedding crashers have revolutionized the art of wedding crashing, bringing an energetic twist to celebrations everywhere. Their ability to create unforgettable moments through lively and exuberant dancing has become a cherished addition to the wedding experience. Whether you’re a fan of motorboating or simply want to witness the cheer and excitement it brings, these unforgettable wedding crashers are sure to make your special day even more memorable.
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Last night Tatyana and I watched David Dobkin's Wedding Crashers. Third time for me, but the last time was the late summer of '05 — almost 13 years ago. All butter and gravy. Hardly any diminishment except for one scene. Dobkin's comic emphasis was utterly brilliant in this film — lightning in a bottle.
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In 2005, the best Wedding Crashers quotes showed this was a very different kind of comedy than what audiences usually got at the time. R-rated romps weren't exactly known for being box office gold, but Wedding Crashers found an audience and took it all the way to the bank. Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn turned out to be quite the comedic duo.
Crashers take care of their own. Rule #2: Never use your real name. Rule #3: Never confess. Rule #4: No one goes home alone. Rule #5: Never let a girl come between you and a fellow Crasher. Rule #6: Draw attention to yourself, but on your own terms. Rule #7: Blend in by standing out. Rule #8: Be the life of the party.
Motorboating scene from Wedding Crashers - edited
Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson talking about motor boating
Where everything gets tied up neatly at the end. In the last scene of Wedding Crashers, these people aren't going to stay together. They're just not. This isn't the beginning of an eighty ...
The infectious energy of motorboating wedding crashers spreads throughout the venue, creating a vibrant and unforgettable experience for all attendees. Etiquette and Considerations. While the concept of motorboating wedding crashers may seem wild and carefree, there are still important etiquette and considerations to keep in mind.