Gather the office round for this lunchbreak wedding video (remove all mugs of coffee and similar)

Published: May 22, 2012 at 1:29pm




87 Comments Comment

  1. Stephen Forster says:

    Reminded me of “Splash” and “Die another day”, but then the crack wore off.
    HILARIOUS

  2. grezja says:

    Should I cry or should I laugh?

  3. Seggy says:

    When saying you’re a hamallu is an understatement, call Gozovision. The next level of hamallagni guaranteed.

  4. cat says:

    Ara tithajjarx tbiegha second hand dik il-libsa.

  5. Roy says:

    Oh for fuck’s sake, he’s wearing white socks.

    Mulej, ejja. Issa stess.

  6. The Shadow says:

    Tridx tghidli x’jibqa fik.

  7. Paul says:

    Post wedding can be considered fun in some countries. Why not?

    • thinker says:

      How come all the women featured in these clips are overweight?

      [Daphne – I know. They have the bodies of middle-aged women and they can’t be older than their 20s. And the poor men, in almost all the videos, are asked to carry them piggy-back. Presumably, the alternative option of swinging them up in their arms is out of the question.]

  8. Top class says:

    The melodramatic slow-motion shots, the random close-ups of birds, the sentimental yet angrily passionate ’emo’ music, and the ‘honeymoon-phase’ playfulness.

    It all works brilliantly.

  9. Elena says:

    No one can sink any lower than that, utterly shameful and vulgar. The sad thing is that they are not aware of it.

  10. Lilla says:

    Why?

    Why make these videos?

    What’s the point exactly?

    I don’t get it.

  11. Sue Borg says:

    Do people actually pay for this sort of thing?

  12. Clive says:

    Spoiler Alert – Manatee at 2:28 ….

  13. Riff Raff says:

    Truly a gay wedding. Congratulations to the couple. I am 100% morally convinced that this was intended to be funny.

    There will be loads of good-natured laughter sometime down the line when they watch it with their children and grandchildren.

  14. Paul Bonnici says:

    Issibhom inti, Daphne.

    I feel embarrassed watching this video.

  15. Jimmi Cesri Ta' Lundra says:

    This video is part of an extensive anthology that has entertained many a dark evening. More, please!

  16. diane says:

    Thank you for brightening up my day. That was well worth the break.

  17. Cock fighter says:

    U imbaghad niskantaw ghax nofs il-popalazzjoni jivvutaw Labour.

  18. jenny says:

    Watch out Bollywood.

  19. Mark says:

    Top notch. I especially love the childish yet subtly erotic playfulness of the couple, which climaxed in the money-shot at 3:51.

  20. Daniel says:

    What the f**k is wrong with these people?

  21. Anthony says:

    Film title : Beached Whale

  22. edgar says:

    I am impressed. She is also a good diver.

  23. Rachel says:

    Someone really ought to call Greenpeace.

  24. Nimrod says:

    I find this video very difficult to masturbate to.

  25. Mike Ellul says:

    Only in Gozo.

  26. The Phoenix says:

    It must have cost a bomb. U imbaghad jghidu li l-Ghawdxin qed imutu bil-guh.

  27. Mike Ellul says:

    Check this out and go to 5:00minutes. http://vimeo.com/42533542

  28. duke says:

    Ara jithajrux jahdmu fil-film Titanic, halli jaghxqu kollox. Nahseb tkun verzjoni komika, hekk alright naccetta.

  29. silvio says:

    That is in Gozo, I presume.

    One of the reasons why we should never build the tunnel: it would be easier for these dissgusting ideas to migrate to Malta.

    I always advocated that what we should build is a wall round their island, giving them the independence they want and making them apply for a visa before crossing over.

  30. Joe says:

    Daphne, I can’t imagine you wasting your time looking at this crap without a motive!! Come on let on, who’s the big head behind this farce????

    [Daphne – Excuse me? I love this crap. It’s amazing. Everybody, please send in more links.]

  31. cat says:

    Was swimming under water a real scene or made up? I could see that the strepless bodice didn’t drop off.

  32. cat says:

    While taking a walk in Buskett Gardens, I met a couple shooting their pre-wedding video.

    They were working on a scene in which the bride-to-be waited for her groom as he walked straight towards her.

    Being an overweight sort of guy, he lumbered along rather than raced gracefully towards his love. The film director yelled out: “Ejja, hmar! Caqlaq naqra.”

  33. Ghoxrin Punt says:

    Have to say, very entertaining when watching while stuck in the mother of all traffic jams. I knew I should have gone for the post wedding video…not.

  34. il-bonn says:

    I have only three letters: the W, the T and the mighty F.

  35. marc says:

    I’m sorry, I’m hooked. I love them.

    [Daphne – I know. They’re great, aren’t they. I especially love the bits with seagulls. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a gull on a Maltese beach, but why bother when you can buy or loot stock footage. And those underwater shots. I’m trying to picture the scene: the cameraman in his trunks and goggles and somebody else giving directions from the shore. Oh, and did you notice that while she jumped into the water in her wedding dress – because obviously, it’s hers to do with as she pleases – he carefully removed his rented outfit and changed into his jeans for the sea-scenes. Hilarious.]

  36. Pat says:

    Why make these videos? God only knows.

    What’s the point exactly? Beats me.

    You don’t get it. Neither do I.

    But I assume it is a personal video and if they’re happy, then who am I to criticise?

  37. GiovDeMartino says:

    Dawn veru bhahan.

  38. AJS says:

    Why do people feel the need for such exhibitionism? Aren’t some aspects of a more intimate nature best left to the couple rather than for all to see?

    No wonder shows like Big Brother and social networking sites are such a hit.

    • Petra Bonello says:

      Is that exhibitionism? It’s tame compared to what we have grown up watching: Dallas and Dynasty. Get rich quic and throw it away when you’re fed up of it. This is the society we live in – nothing is sacred any more.

      • Dorset says:

        M’ghandux x’jaqsam. It’s what’s in your head and how you were brought up, that counts.

        If people stopped blaming everyone and everything else for all that goes wrong in Malta, Malta would be a better place.

  39. Min jaf says:

    Imma kit ma jigbghux jaghmlu affarijiet biex jaqaw ghan-nejk.

  40. Olivia Schembri says:

    Daphne, dan l-istudio ghandu sensiela minn dawn il-videos…worth watching ta’ vera.

    • WhoamI? says:

      Uff, x’anti climax! I always start with your latest post – specjalment meta tigik wahda minn dawk il-granet fejn titfa wahda wara l-ohra. Qas inlahhaq mieghek…

      Hilarious. Il-hamallagni bla limitu.

      Mor ibewl mas-sigre hej dok…

  41. Antoniette says:

    These cannot be real couples, where’s the passion, seductiveness, playfulness and loving looks? They have to be very bad actors and not real live couples at all.

    [Daphne – Of course they’re real couples, Antoinette. Why do you think so many marriages end up so badly so soon? The relationship is purely functional and a passion-free zone. Find a boyfriend/girlfriend, start dating, get serious, buy a plot, save up, build on plot, furnish house, then 10 years later, all passion spent (if there ever was any to start with), get married. I always wonder what the honeymoon is like in these situations. They probably spend it at Auchan. It’s the marriage model their parents used in rural villages decades ago, but it doesn’t work now.]

    • thinker says:

      cruise hi daphne…. u dorna ta postijiet! u ikel bl-addocc kien hemm!

    • Paul Bonnici says:

      I think it would be very difficult for a normal couple to show passion in front of a cameraman one never met before. That is why there is no passion of course.

    • cat says:

      I will never forget what my cousin had told me when she separated after a year of marriage. “We spent our betrothal planning the house and the wedding. After only a year of marriange “faqqghet il-bomba””.

  42. Petra Bonello says:

    A marriage that lasts nowadays is rare – I admire those that are still going strong.

  43. Markus says:

    In my opinion this is what inbreeding leads to…simpletons.

  44. SPAM says:

    Game over. All videos are password protected now.

    So much for advertising Gozovision.

  45. Grezz says:

    The spoilsports have put a password requirement.

  46. Cportelli says:

    Why can’t I watch it? What do I need to do?

  47. myriam says:

    Daphne, why can’t I see these videos? They’re private now.

  48. U Le! says:

    I need a password! Not fair.

  49. ciccio says:

    Oh, they’ve locked the video!

  50. Mike says:

    I’m getting a prompt asking for a password to view the video.

    Anyone else missing out on this wonderful piece of errrm videography (?).

  51. bookworm says:

    Iff I can’t watch it, I need to put in a password. Any ideas how to make the link work?

    [Daphne – They’ve been locked. Too many people were laughing at them.]

  52. Lomax says:

    Unfortunately, it would seem somebody has realised we’re laughing our heads off. I cannot access any without a password.

  53. Lisa Bonnici says:

    Any chance of getting the password?

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