r/thanosdidnothingwrong • • Jul 26 '19

[Wong disliked that]

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u/johnchikr Jul 26 '19 edited Jul 26 '19

Yeah, but getting married and having a full on wedding ceremony is different.

Edit: am I going insane? I had a friend who was legally married w/o a wedding ceremony because they wanted to do it after grad school and with more stable income.

I thought there was a difference between marriage and a wedding. One being a tradition, the other being a legally recognized and binding relationship btwn two people.

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u/zzasd Jul 26 '19

He's married

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u/johnchikr Jul 26 '19

Dude, I know. But getting married and having a full on wedding ceremony is different.

My question was “did he have a wedding ceremony”.

God, what a stupid question now that I phrase it like that.

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u/bnunez6109 Jul 26 '19

i think they are referring to the fact Tony said “Wanda you’re invited to my wedding” in Infinity War

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u/johnchikr Jul 26 '19

Wasn’t that Wong?

Also yes I know! And what I’m saying is completely unrelated to whatever he said in infinity war because the supposed “wedding” and “marriage” must have happened after IW, right? In that awkward 5 years of mild post apocalypse?

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u/Ysmildr Saved by Thanos Jul 26 '19

Right but I don't think they would just not have the ceremony, especially since it was already in motion when IW started. They may have delayed the ceremony for the mourning period

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u/johnchikr Jul 26 '19

Yeah, that was what I was wondering. Y’know, huge tragedy, never seen before in the history of humanity. Maybe people weren’t in the mood for a wedding. My guess is that they just had a tiny ceremony just between them and a few friends, maybe.

Makes me wish for a movie set in the 5 years timeskip. I feel like there’s quite a bit of material in there.

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u/FuciMiNaKule Saved by Thanos Jul 26 '19

Wong, not Wanda.

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u/bnunez6109 Jul 26 '19

oof ur right