Brides Vs. Grooms: The Ultimate Showdown

    Getting ready for their wedding will be more stressful for one of them.

    6:03 a.m.

    Groom: Asleep because he has all day to get into that uncomfortable tux.

    Bride: Wakes up at the crack of dawn because she knows shit is about to get real.

    6:37 a.m.

    Groom: Not going to wake up anytime soon.

    Bride: Time to bathe, shave, and relax only to get super stressed again.

    7:05 a.m.

    Groom: Probably dreaming about taking long walks on the beach when they go on their honeymoon.

    Bride: Off to the beauty parlor so she can look like Kim Kardashian in Paris.

    7:31 a.m.

    Groom: It's not 9 a.m. yet so he is dead to the world.

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    8:12 a.m.

    Groom: Wakes up with absolutely no worries.

    Bride: Chips a nail while getting her manicure. She takes it as a bad omen and begins to worry about anything and everything.

    8:30 a.m.

    Groom: Contemplates his last few hours as a single free man.

    Bride: Begins to see herself in the mirror and realizes the wedding of her dreams is coming true. It's like a Disney princess movie.

    9:08 a.m.

    Groom: Restroom break.

    Bride: She listens to wedding horror stories from other ladies at the salon that have gotten married more than once. She automatically begins to doubt her groom.

    9:29 a.m.

    Groom: Back in bed surfing the web for the latest sports scores.

    Bride: She hates the way they styled her hair and demands a redo.

    10:04 a.m.

    Groom: Eats cereal because he's just too lazy to cook this morning and would probably burn down the house.

    Bride: Eats a yogurt because she know's she has to fit in her dress but still needs to eat something.

    10:36 a.m.

    Groom: Works out because he still has an eternity until the wedding.

    Bride: Calls her friends because she is nervous and needs moral support.

    11:20 a.m.

    Groom: Watches an episode of Family Guy.

    Bride: Begins her contouring process. Everyone needs to see those perfect cheekbones.

    11:50 a.m.

    Groom: Invites friends over to play video games and drink some beers.

    Bride: The moment of truth has arrived. She begins fitting her dress.

    12:37 p.m.

    Man: Takes a long relaxing shower.

    Woman: Turns into bridezilla because everyone and their mothers are stressing her out with pointless questions.

    1:00 p.m.

    Man: Cut's himself while shaving.

    Woman: One of her bridesmaids lost her veil.

    1:10 p.m.

    Groom: Gets ready in 15 minutes.

    Bride: Deals with a migraine.

    1:25 p.m.

    Groom: Decides to have a whole steak for lunch because it's his big day too.

    Bride: Has a huge dilemma on what to eat because all she had was an Activia.

    2:00 p.m.

    Groom: Gets his shirt stained.

    Bride: Needs some refitting and pinning after going for the over stuffed burrito.

    2:29 p.m.

    Groom: Completely ruins his shirt with additional stains.

    Bride: Breaks down because her bouquet isn't ready.

    3:01 p.m.

    Groom: Stops by the store on his way to the wedding to simply buy another white shirt.

    Bride: Yells at her wedding planner for not having all the center pieces ready at reception and at the chef who doesn't have all the hors d'oeuvres ready.

    3:15 p.m.

    Groom: Shows up early to the church. Thinks about going to the bar and grabbing a beer.

    Bride: Freaks out about Amy—her maid of honor—who is having food poisoning and is probably not going to the wedding.

    4:00 p.m. Wedding Time!

    Groom: He looks handsome and fretless—because everything went smoothly in his day.

    Bride: She looks beautiful and flawless—like nothing ever happened despite all the things that went wrong in her day.