Police called to reports of violence at a wedding reception found the bust up was between the bride and groom.
The not-so-happy couple and their guests were booted out of their reception venue at Torquay United FC in South Devon for being too rowdy.
They piled into a local pub but soon upset locals with their antics.
Regulars dialled 999 after overhearing a blazing row in the toilets between the newlyweds.
Police arrived and had words with the wedding party but decided not to take any formal action.
A police spokesman said: "We were called by a member of the public at 11.30pm to reports of a group of men and women outside a pub shouting, screaming and throwing glass.
"When we arrived we found glass in the street but no on-going fight. It appears to have involved a wedding party".
Andrew Candy, chief executive of Torquay United, said: "We did host the reception here and I understand it was a fairly lively event which I believe once they left did spiral over into other places.
"We do try to uphold proper standards here and reserve the right to remove people if their behaviour is not acceptable.
"The standards we try to uphold at the club require behaviour to be acceptable and in the circumstances our guests did not perform to the standards that are acceptable and we reserve the right to be able to remove them."
