Bride and groom raise eyebrows about big mistake at the invitation of the wedding: “We do something at 3:30 pm?”

A bride and groom have raised eyebrows about an embarrassing error during their wedding invitation – and it is not the demand for a technology -free ceremony that everyone has talking.

Theresa and Jason sent their invitations about the schedule of the day – from the ceremony from 3 p.m. to the reception of 5.30 p.m., followed by ‘Party Time’ from 6.30 p.m.

Welcome to our non -decoupled wedding. We invite you to be fully present with us during our ceremony. With this in mind, please – please do please – switch off mobile phones and cameras during the 3 p.m. ceremony, “read the invitation.

At 3.30 pm, guests are invited to enjoy Hors d’Oeuvres, also known as snacks, because the newlyweds are expected to greet them personally in the receiving line.

A seemingly auto-correct accident, however, changed hors d’Oeuvres to ‘Horses Ovarian’ and that went on the invitations.

The turquoise wedding invitation was again written down in a marriage shame Facebook group.

“Only because it is disconnected does not mean that you should not google how to spell ‘hors d’oeuvres’,” said a commentator.

“We do something at 3.30 p.m.” Another screamed.

A bride and groom have raised eyebrows about a major mistake on their wedding invitation – and it is not the technology -free ceremony with which everyone is talking

“I’m crying here laughing. I would not even have guessed that they meant Hors d’Oeuvres. I had something like: “Damn ye old hors ovar – the same place Maw and Pop Pop Got married”, “one unveiled.

‘Horse -egg sticks, isn’t it? Do you think they have vegetarian options? ‘Another added.

Many have stabbed the couple nicely to make such a big problem with their non -disconnected ceremony, but forget to do the basic task to read their invitations.

“Big explanation of the ceremony” No technology “… zero explanation of the ovaries of the horses?” A joke.

“Is it a wedding or a veterinarian convention,” added another.

“Everyone is talking about the typo, but nobody shoots how the ovaries continue for two damn hours,” be on it.

Some confessed that they did not realize what was ‘wrong’ with the invitation until they view the schedule.

‘My brains scored quickly, so first I thought:’ There is nothing wrong with this, what is the problem? “And then I saw it,” they said.

At 3.30 pm guests are invited to enjoy Hors d’Oeuvres. But it seems that an unfortunate car -correct accident was missed during the printing process – the printed ‘Horses Ovarian’ (Stock image)

“For a moment I was confused why we were against not -plug -up ceremonies and then I saw the real problem,” another shared.

However, some were convinced that the bride and groom deliberately wrote ‘Horses Ovarian’ as an ‘inside joke’.

“My Boomer velader says this, but as a joke. This must be intentionally, right? RIGHT?!’ One pointed out.

“I really hope they try to be funny,” said another.

‘I feel that I have seen this spelling as a joke. Kind of “bone-apple-teeth”, “added one.

While they joked, “If you trust AI to make your wedding invitations.”

In the meantime, many suggested that you are better off writing ‘starters’ if you want to prevent you from making a similar mistake.

“Just use starters if you can’t spell a hors d’Oeuvres,” they said.

“Appetisers work great if you don’t know how to spell the French word,” added another, laughing.