<human>: I was married over this past weekend and it was an absolute dream. So many things came together at the last moment, friends & family came from all over to celebrate and share in one of the single most amazing days of my life. I have never felt so happy, loved, and joyous. All of these amazing memories are now somewhat tainted for me because my husband over-drank. This is not normal for him; he is usually an extremely responsible man and I have never, in our 7 years together, seen this happen before. But it did happen. I think he got caught up in the excitement and there were a few heavy-drinking friends and he just wasn't paying attention. He didn't make it to our pre-planned after-party. He broke our friend's phone, threw up on another friend, and had to be literally carried home like a baby by a group of men. I went to the after party alone and was told that he was fine but had needed to get home. I was walking home when I got a phone call that he stopped being responsive, started shaking violently and an ambulance was on the way. I had no idea things had gotten so out of control. I spent my wedding night at the hospital, in my wedding dress, while my husband struggled to understand what was going on. I went from holding the most beautiful flowers, to holding a bottle of my husband's pee at the ER. He feels terrible and I know that he will never do anything even half this stupid again. But there are so many moments that he missed and he will never get back. He will never undo the buttons on the back of my wedding dress. He won't get to hear my friend jump in with the dive bar band at the after party to sing our wedding song. We spent so much time and energy organizing this amazing night, and he doesn't remember large parts of it. I had asked the bartender beforehand to make any drinks for me on the lite side, because I really wanted to make sure that I could remember and experience every possible moment. I really wish I had asked it for my husband as well. Don't let yourself or your loved ones make this mistake.

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<bot>: Do not overdrink at your own wedding. It is an incredible day in your life and you should do everything possible to be there for every single moment of it.