History YMMV / BrideWars

* AudienceAlienatingPremise: A story about two unlikable characters being unlikable to each other because their weddings are on the same day. Who is this meant to appeal to exactly?
* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy / EightDeadlyWords: A big reason why the movie was panned is because of how unlikable and petty the two lead characters are and how the story is just about them both being vindictive to one another all because they're both getting married on the same day, which itself is an incredibly dumb reason for somebody to turn against another.

* DesignatedHero: The two leads are incredibly, terribly unlikeable and treat each other like shit. Yet they're both treated as the heroes.

* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy / EightDeadlyWords: A big reason why the movie was panned is because of how unlikable and petty the two lead characters, and how the story is just about them both being vindictive to one another all because they're both getting married on the same day, which itself is an incredibly dumb reason for somebody to turn against another.

* UnintentionallySympathetic: Fletcher. He's the only sane man in this universe and calls out Emma and Liv on their obnoxious behavior. However the audience is supposed to dislike him and see him as controlling because he has the nerve to tell Emma what she is doing is wrong. Unlike Liv's fiancé, Daniel, who just smiles and agrees with everything she does. [[spoiler: In the end, Fletcher's sin of being assertive gets him dumped in favor of Liv's brother Nate.]]

* DesignatedHero: The two leads are incredibly, terribly unlikeable and treat each other like shit.

* UnintentionallySympathetic: Fletcher. He's the only sane man in this universe and calls out Emma and Liv on their obnoxious behavior. However the audience is supposed to dislike him and see him as controlling because he has the nerve to tell Emma what she is doing is wrong. Unlike Liv's fiancé, Daniel, who just smiles and agrees with everything she does.

* DesignatedHero: The two leads.

* UnintentionallySympathetic: Fletcher. He's the only sane man in this universe and calls out Emma and Liv on their obnoxious behavior. However we are supposed to dislike him because he has the nerve to tell Emma what she is doing is wrong. Unlike Liv's fiancé, Daniel, who just smiles and agrees with everything she does.

* UnfortunateImplications: Women will thoughtlessly throw away lifelong friendships if they get in the way of the perfect wedding and will only come to their senses if their behavior leads to disaster or extreme embarrassment.

* UnintentionallySympathetic: Fletcher. He's the only sane man in this universe and calls out Emma and Liv on their obnoxious behavior. However we are supposed to dislike him because he has the nerve to tell Emma what she is doing is wrong. Unlike Liv's fiancé, old what's-his-face, who just smiles and agrees with everything she does.

* UnintentionallySympathetic: Fletcher. He's the only sane man in this universe and calls out Emma and Liv on their obnoxious behavior. However we are supposed to dislike him because he has the nerve to tell Emma what she is doing is wrong. Unlike Liv's fiance old whats-his-face who just smiles and agrees with everything she does.

* IdiotPlot: Wouldn't getting married at the same time be a ''good'' thing in the whole fairy tale narrative these two want for their weddings? Plus, one of them being a lawyer should mean this company would be getting the crap sued out of it.

* IdiotPlot: Wouldn't getting married at the same time be a ''good'' thing in the whole fairy tale narrative these two want for their weddings?

* IdiotPlot: All of the conflict could have been avoided if the two leads just agreed to do a double wedding to begin with. After all, wouldn't that be a ''good'' thing if they're trying to do something out of a fairy tale?

* MoralEventHorizon: A mild example. The two women do such terrible things to one another on a vitally important day that it's difficult for either of them to maintain the audience's sympathy.

* IdiotPlot: All of the conflict could have been avoided if the two leads just agreed to do a double wedding to begin with.

* IdiotPlot: All of the conflict could have been avoided if they just agreed to do a double wedding to begin with.

* DesignatedHero: The two leads.

* [[HoYay Les Yay]]: Between the two leads

* SatelliteLoveInterest: The two male grooms are barely noticeable throughout the film and are more plot vehicles than characters. At no point do they issue a strong word to their future wives to stop acting like maniacs.
** Fletcher does call Emma out on her behavior at one point, and [[spoiler: gets dumped for his trouble.]]

* ShallowLoveInterest: The two male grooms are barely noticeable throughout the film and are more plot vehicles than characters. At no point do they issue a strong word to their future wives to stop acting like maniacs.

* ShallowLoveInterest: The two male grooms are barely noticeable throughout the film and are more plot vehicles than characters. At no point do they issue a strong word to their future wives to stop acting like maniacs.

* ShallowLoveInterest: The two male grooms are barely noticable throughout the film and are more plot vehicles than characters. At no point do they issue a strong word to their future wives to stop acting like maniacs.