VIDEO: Bride Gets Pushed Out of Slayer Wedding Mosh Pit

There are two rules everyone who attends a wedding should follow: Don’t wear white, and don’t push the bride out of the mosh pit.

That’s exactly what happened to bride Katherine at her wedding reception. The groom, Adam Schwartz, shared the video below with Metal Sucks as well as the story behind it.

Adam is a massive Slayer fan, so he apparently requested that the wedding reception close with a mosh pit soundtracked by the Slayer classic “Raining Blood.” Katherine obliged and even got into the pit herself, that is until she wasn’t. The rowdy moshers managed to push the bride out of the pit, and in the video, she seemed rather annoyed about it.

Hopefully, all was forgiven by the wedding night. (Wink, wink!)

8 ’80s Metal Albums Everyone Should Own

• Slayer – ‘Reign In Blood’

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• Metallica – ‘Master Of Puppets’

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  More like 'Masterpiece of Puppets.'  Everyone should obey this album.

• Dio – ’Holy Diver’

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• Motorhead – ‘Ace Of Spades’

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  We’re certainly born to lose, but we live for this Motorhead album.

• Iron Maiden – ‘The Number Of The Beast’

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• Megadeth – ‘Peace Sells…But Who’s Buying?’

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  Speaking of “buying,” BUY THIS ALBUM RIGHT NOW IF YOU SOMEHOW DON'T HAVE IT!
• Judas Priest – ‘British Steel’

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  Like actual steel, this Priest classic is f*cking solid.

• Motley Crue – ‘Shout At The Devil’

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  Badass and glam-influenced and proud of it! Also, that title track, though…