TikTok is plotting your perfect (and totally chaotic) wedding entrance

From slow-motion drama to full-on chaos, TikTok’s latest trend imagines wedding parties making the most absurd entrances imaginable.
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Tim Marcin
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screenshots of tiktoks of people doing the bridesmaid trend
A flower girl in Heelys is perfect. Credit: Screenshots: TikTok (L to R) @_taylorroche / @anoushka.sm / @nay.joy

TikTok is doing its best to plan the most chaotic wedding entrances of all time.

You might've seen the bridesmaid trend and its offshoots floating around your FYP. The trend is simple and silly. Typically speaking, someone picks an unserious song, then has an increasingly chaotic or impossible plan for how the bridesmaids or others from the wedding party will enter to it.

For instance, you've got a bride moonwalking to the Law & Order theme song or the groom cranking that Soulja Boy down the aisle. Or you've got the pope showing up or the cops dragging away a bridesmaid.


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Here are just a few of the many popular iterations of the trend all over TikTok.

In case you missed it, this trend is a riff on a viral TikTok from a few months ago, where a woman imagined her wedding set to Alex Warren's chart-topping song "Ordinary." People noticed that in her dream wedding, the bridesmaid would have to sprint to keep up with the pace. Naturally, that led to a lot of jokes.

It's not exactly clear why that TikTok and the new offshoot trend surfaced months later. But it is certainly a funny and welcome bit of silliness.

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Tim Marcin
Associate Editor, Culture

Tim Marcin is an Associate Editor on the culture team at Mashable, where he mostly digs into the weird parts of the internet. You'll also see some coverage of memes, tech, sports, trends, and the occasional hot take. You can find him on Bluesky (sometimes), Instagram (infrequently), or eating Buffalo wings (as often as possible).

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