I agree. I guess it's a common courtesy to not point out the obvious when it comes to fat people. If that's the case, I think in return the obese should provide us the common courtesy of paying for two airplane seats.

At my bridal shower, my grandmother said I was lucky to find a man willing to overlook my gigantic ass. I was 97 lbs. and comfortably wore a size 4 in pants. How big could my ass have possibly been? And she was waddling around in a size 18 when she said this. Some grandparents just like to point the 'fat' finger at their grandkids. Now you know what a nasty, rude person your grandfather is, OP. Just ignore him.

This isn't about him 'detecting' she's fat. It's about her grandfather ridiculing her behind her back on her wedding day and loudly enough that other people would have heard it (as it was loud enough to get picked up by the video mic). He's her grandfather. He should just be happy for her and keep his negative opinions out of her wedding day.

Yes, No. 127, you are exactly right. Why would a man rip the bride, his granddaughter, as she is walking down the aisle and do it loudly enough for others to hear? If I were at a wedding and overheard someone ridicule the bride, I would think that person is a rude, low class jerk. If you cannot go to a wedding and shut your piehole and be happy for the couple, then stay the **** home and don't ruin the day.