TikTok Video Shows Wedding Attendees Overindulge With Mountains of Food, SA Left Shaking Their Heads

• A TikTok video shows South African wedding attendees serving themselves large portions of food
• Netizens reacted with jokes and comments indicating that the wedding attendees had over-indulged
• It is important to be mindful of how much you are eating and to be respectful of the other guests, especially at a buffet or special event

Many people look forward to what will be on the menu when attending an event. A video on TikTok shows how some wedding attendees couldn't help but dish up mountains of delicious food onto their plates, leaving many netizens judging their gluttony.

TikTok video captures wedding attendees' full plates

A video posted on TikTok by @ofentsegumede2 shows people lined up at a food dishing station with their plates as they are served food. The plates in the clip can be seen containing unusually large portions of food.

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See the video below:

Is overeating at a wedding acceptable?

There may be times when it is perfectly acceptable to eat more than you normally would. For example, if you are at a buffet, you may want to try a variety of different foods. Or, if you are at a special event, such as a wedding or a holiday dinner, you may want to indulge in some of your favourite foods.

However, being mindful of how much you eat and respecting the other guests is important.

South Africans react to video of full plates

Many netizens were taken aback by how much food was on the plates and reacted with jokes and comments indicating that the wedding attendees had over-indulged.

Miss. Jay27 commented:

"Why nikhulumela ukudla."

Kamo Molotsi responded:

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"Someone in America is being told to finish their food because we’re starving."

Nomthandazo Nyembe wrote:

"Ngicelu kubonga kwiTeam ephakayo abantu basuthe."

Desi said:

"Guys, let's learn to go back multiple times instead of getting served such big portions."

Thandiwethandie23 replied:

"Yoh nina nizozikakela, that's too much."

Phillipr62 commented:

"The first person didn't even skip any dish. The plate is full, no space."

Mmanthe said:

"Those portions?"

Mandie replied:

"Hi. Nikuphi?"

Nomakhwezi Mazinyo commented:

"However, ngeke."

TikTok video of friends with 5 plates of food for R60 goes viral

In another article, Briefly News reported that a clip of a group of pals who could get lots of food for cheap went viral. Many people were curious and wanted to get a good food plug.

The TikTok post of the friends received over 19 000 likes. The video fascinated Online users as they were curious to know more.

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A TikTokker @bongiiiiiiiiii posted a video showing that his friends paid R60 for each plate to get access to an all-you-can-eat buffet.

Source: Briefly News