The bride and groom slam while the guest aims at the "pathetic" wedding catering

A husband and his wife were mocked on social media after a guest posted them photos of the couple's "pathetic" marriage.

While visiting Facebook, the guest posted the photo in a shameful group for marriage with the caption "A Wedding Feast for the Eyes".

According to the guest, who would be from the United States, the wedding featured hundreds of "plastic cheeses", celery trays and carrot sticks, diced melon, orange slices and a row of brownies.

Viewers could not help hitting the couple, comparing some of them to a broadcast that you would see at a child 's birthday party.

"That's basically what we served at my 3-year-old son's birthday party, except that we had quiches and strawberries," wrote a reviewer.

Another said: "In my humble opinion, it makes more sense for young children than for a wedding," added another.

Others were laughing at the low cost gap, some pointing to the lack of professionalism in the presentation.

"It's what happens when you ask your family to cook for your wedding."

Someone said, "I do not even know how they cut an orange this way, it must have made things more difficult, because you usually cut in half and then in three. a third."

Others were baffled by the decision making that has grown in magnitude, with one of them wondering why they took the time to unpack hundreds of dollars. plastic wrappers in the cheese, while leaving the stickers on the oranges.

More pictures showed the towels were unfolded and left stacked on the tables.

Indignation comes just days after a kiwi family has received mixed reviews on the restoration of a 7-year-old's birthday party during which McDonald's & # 39; KFC's and pizzas were served.

In total, the gigantic meal included 20 McDonald's cheeseburgers, 20 cans of soft drinks, 10 pizzas, six buckets of KFC and coleslaw, as well as five pots of potatoes and gravy.

While most kids would love this at a birthday party, many New Zealand parents and the world have criticized the mother for her "diabetes birthday" meal.

"Happy birthday, we have had a heart attack," said one person.

"New Zealand has a massive obesity problem and it does not help.No 7 year old child needs such food," suggested another.

However, a number of Kiwis have stood up for their parent, many claiming it was a unique birthday and that the mother should be proud to be able to support her daughter.

"These people overseas who criticize us have no idea about kiwi culture.This food is not only addressed to a bloody 7 year old child. uncles, aunts, cousins, friends and the list goes on, "said one of the candidates.

Another explained: "At least, this mom paid the kai unlike those unruly UK tourists who only caused a headache in New Zealand."