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Collection of Weddings Cartoons (27)

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Cartoon of a officiant scolding a bride named Jennifer for checking her email during the wedding ceremony.
“And do you, Jennifer, promise not to interrupt the ceremony again to check your e-mail?” - a humorous take on modern wedding distractions.
A cartoon bride shouting in shock at the officiant during a wedding ceremony, while the groom looks nervous.
“Hey, wait a minute! What’s this ‘for poorer’ stuff?!?” - a classic wedding gag highlighting prenup panic and comic timing.
Cartoon-style bride and groom holding hands, smiling in wedding attire.
A joyful cartoon newlywed couple holding hands-elegant, expressive, and full of love.
Cartoon bride and groom smiling, groom carrying bride in his arms, joyful wedding moment.
A happy cartoon newlywed couple celebrating their big day with a classic bridal carry.
Joyful cartoon bride and groom holding hands, smiling, with bouquet and wedding attire.
A playful, hand-drawn bride and groom celebrating their big day with big smiles and joyful energy.
Cartoon of a wedding officiant, bride, and groom with a crowd watching; text reads "Better or worse" and "richer or poorer" are NOT choices.
When tradition meets realism: this cartoon humorously questions the rigidity of classic wedding promises.
Cartoon of a wedding officiant correcting a groom who says "I submit" instead of "I do", with bride looking on.
When tradition meets modern sensibility-this classic cartoon reminds us that vows are about consent, not submission.
A cartoon of a wedding party with a bride, groom, and bridesmaids; one bridesmaid speaks to the groom about team meeting feedback.
When giving feedback feels like delivering wedding-day news-timing and tact matter most.
Cartoon bride and groom under a floral wedding arch with sun, well, and bird in background.
Paul and Rachel share a sweet, smiley moment beneath their vibrant flower-covered arch on their wedding day.
Nine cartoon wedding scenes showing bride and groom in various joyful poses: standing, waving, kneeling, kissing, holding hands, hugging, and celebrating.
A delightful grid of cartoon newlyweds capturing key wedding moments: proposal, kiss, walk, hug, and celebration-all in soft pastel tones and playful style.
A cartoon of a priest officiating a wedding while the bride and groom check their phones; speech bubble reads, “I now pronounce you husband and wife! You may update your Facebook status!”
When social media updates trump sacred vows-this wedding scene captures our tech-obsessed culture with witty irony.
Cartoon-style bride and groom holding hands, bride holds red rose bouquet, pink heart above them.
A sweet, hand-drawn bride and groom stand hand-in-hand, celebrating love with a floating heart and classic wedding attire.
Stick-figure comic strip showing a humorous wedding story with proposal, ceremony, cake cutting, and playful chase scenes.
A whimsical 15-panel stick-figure comic capturing the love, laughter, and chaos of a wedding day-from proposal to runaway groom!
A cartoon of a wedding consultant and a man discussing costs, with the man asking, "Let's cut to the chase-how much is it going to cost me to give my daughter away?"
When dad wants the bottom line-no frills, just the real cost of walking his daughter down the aisle.
Caricature of a smiling bride and groom dancing joyfully, with exaggerated features and wedding attire.
A joyful, hand-drawn caricature of a newlywed couple mid-dance-full of personality and charm.
A cartoon of a wedding ceremony where the officiant reads humorous, exaggerated vows causing the bride to look horrified while the groom smiles.
When the officiant adds “wipe up pee from the toilet seat” to the vows, the bride’s expression says it all.
Five cartoon-style caricatures of smiling couples in construction helmets, each pair holding coffee cups and posing playfully.
A playful series of five illustrated couple caricatures in construction gear, celebrating teamwork and camaraderie on the job site.
A cartoon showing a bride and groom discussing wedding entertainment; the groom suggests playing polka on accordion instead of hiring a DJ or band.
When tradition meets thrift: “Why pay big bucks for a DJ or band… when Erwin here will play his favorite polka hits on his accordion for some beer?”
A cartoon of a worker at a desk saying, “I’m not married to my job. I’m waiting for the company to throw me a big expensive wedding!”
When your job feels like a relationship you’re just tolerating-waiting for the grand gesture that never comes.
A cartoon of a officiant asking a couple to "love, honour, and share custody of the remote control" during a wedding ceremony.
When “for better or worse” includes Netflix queue negotiations.
A split image showing a cartoon wedding couple on the left and a real smiling bride and groom posing outdoors on the right.
From whimsical illustration to heartfelt reality: two expressions of wedding joy side by side.
A cartoon of a wedding ceremony where a bride’s mother complains the photographer isn’t following wedding guidelines, while he hangs from a rope to capture the shot.
When wedding guidelines meet creative photography-expect tension (and laughs).
Cartoon of two nervous groomsmen holding hands while a cowboy aims a shotgun at them, labeled "SHOT GUN WEDDING!"
When the “shotgun” is literal-and the groomsmen are clearly not ready for this kind of commitment.
Satirical wedding cartoon showing bride, groom, officiant, and two armed men with speech bubbles saying "He does," "I do," "I did," and "Thank God."
When wedding vows get unexpectedly dramatic-and someone brings a shotgun.
A cartoon showing a man standing beside a seated woman holding a remote control, with text questioning the shift from "Golden Anniversary" to "Remote Control Anniversary."
When the golden milestone gets a digital upgrade-welcome to the Remote Control Anniversary!
A cartoon couple walking outdoors; the woman whispers to the man, "Let's have a secret wedding-all my friends think I have better taste!"
“Let’s have a secret wedding-all my friends think I have better taste!” A classic cartoon moment blending romance and self-deprecating humor.
A shocked woman on the phone, exclaiming about wedding plans and Jerry Springer.
When your dream wedding clashes with your partner’s reality TV fantasy.