'Vanderpump Rules': Jax and Brittany's bizarre wedding vows have fans saying their marriage is in 'trouble'

After hearing the several 'Friends' and Hooters references, fans think the couple's marriage might not last long
Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright (Getty Images)
Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright (Getty Images)

Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright's wedding is finally here. After making us watch all the drama building up to the big day, we can finally heave a sigh of relief knowing that we won't have to see Jax throwing his groomzilla fits anymore (hopefully).

Following the "homophobic pastor" fiasco, the couple got 'N-Sync' singer Lance Bass to officiate their wedding and chose to write their own vows. If you thought that their vows would be emotional and touching considering all the highs and lows Jax and Brittany's relationship has been through, you couldn't be more wrong.

Brittany went first and began reading her vows. It was filled with multiple 'Friends' references, including the famous "you’re my lobster" quote. She also spoke about how their common love for their dogs and Hooters has brought them together. Jax also goes on and on about Hooters and how he knew that Brittany was the one when he heard she was a bartender at Hooters.

After hearing their cringe-worthy vows, fans had some strong feelings about it. A fan tweeted, "Who mentions Hooters in their vows? Trash, that’s who. #PumpRules."

Another fan mocked the couple saying, "The repeated mentioning of Hooters during their vows is very on brand for this wedding. #PumpRules." Considering the number of times Hooters featured in the couples' vows, a fan wondered, "Are these vows sponsored by Hooters? @BravoTV #PumpRules."

Another fan wrote about how the couple's vows were reminiscent of a 13-year-old's love notes. A fan commented, "Straight up these are the vows 13 year olds write to each other  #PumpRules."

"Fitting that Brittany included a line in her vows from the only tv relationship that involved more manipulation than her own #PumpRules," pointed out another fan.

After hearing their vows, several fans felt that their marriage was already in trouble. A fan said, "If your marriage vows are about Hooters and Friends... your marriage definitely has an expiration date. #pumprules." Another fan echoed similar thoughts with, "If you base your relationship off your shared love for dogs, Friends, and Hooters then you're already in trouble. #PumpRules." 

You can tune in to all new episodes of ‘Vanderpump Rules’ Season 8 every Tuesday at 9/8c only on Bravo.

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