RHOBH: Did Denise Richards arrive too late for her wedding?

Denise Richards from The real housewives of Beverly Hills should consider becoming a wedding planner if she has ever needed a hurry aside. Her last-minute wedding was simply magnificent. From the beautiful multicolored pink infinity sculpture to her astonishing designer dress, Richards' wedding was an event that most wives would not dream of having.

While the event, the couple and the adorable family could not have been more perfect, there was a slight hiccup. The newlyweds were extremely late for their wedding. Not 15 minutes. Not 30 minutes. But an hour and 22 minutes late.

The place was on the beautiful seaside cliff of Malibu. But after a while, the guests seemed to overheat. In addition, a number of women in the series had previous commitments that limited the length of their stay. Richards could not have been more gracious nor a more beautiful bride. But when it comes to the wedding etiquette, what time is it too late to arrive at your own wedding?

The wedding party did not seem to be in a hurry

Richards broke with tradition and walked down the aisle with her husband Aaron Phypers (on a killer hard rock song). The girls Lola and Sam walked in front of the couple and the sister Eloise rubbed Richards and Phypers.

The episode, however, showed a very laid-back Richard who was preparing himself after a considerable time this day. She said in a confessional interview that the family had no rehearsal. On the day of the event, Richards was to tell her father that she was walking in the alley with the kids and Phypers. She also asked him to light a candle in honor of his mother who died 13 years ago.

Obviously, writing may be relegated to the background, but the wedding party seems to be moving slowly. Richards and the girls get their hair done and put on makeup. The family is about 45 minutes late when one of Richards's daughters discovers she can not walk with heels. She asks to wear sneakers. Richards is very-Brizilla-like and says, "Sure, wear sneakers."

Customers notice the delay

While Richards is perhaps the least demanding bride of Real housewives the story, her guests begin to notice she has more than a few minutes late in her own wedding. Teddi Mellencamp asks the ladies what time the ceremony was planned.

"Uh oh, Denise is late for her own wedding and it's on Teddi's radar," Dorit Kemsley said in an interview with a confessional. "Denise would be better off coming here, otherwise the punctuality police will charge you."

The wedding was scheduled to begin at 2 pm, but an hour later, some guests start to stir. "I thought it should start at 2 am," Kemsley tells Lisa Vanderpump. "Do I sweat through my clothes," asks Mellencamp. "I am," replies Rinna. "It's hot like that here." Erika Girardi says "her hair is on fire and she's sweating" at this point.

Being late for your own wedding is it acceptable?

The wedding goes smoothly and everything ends well. But was it more than an hour late at your own wedding o.k. For brides who book a busy place, it is possible that the delay is not taken. "If you're late for your wedding, then you'll be late for all the other weddings," Australian curator Eileen Riley wrote on her website. "In addition, you and your guests will be invited to leave the ceremony site to make way for the next wedding."

According to Larry James, author and coach in the field of relationships, it can be problematic to be too late for your own wedding. It tells a wedding where the bride was nearly two hours late. "Being late tells others that you do not value their time and that other things are more important to you than them," he wrote on its website. "Being late can be a symptom of mild or even more serious psychological problems. I realize it's her day, but being late for her own marriage is downright rude and disrespectful to everyone, especially to those who arrived on time. "

What if you are late on your big day? Martha Stewart suggests updating the venue and the guests. "Ask your mother, your sister or someone close to you to contact your meeting place and a boy of honor as soon as you realize that the delay will be more than ten minutes." Stewart says that distributing champagne is a good idea, especially if you're late.

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