[Immerito]

It sounds like the groom had the right idea.

[Mr. K]

Spending $100K on a wedding?

no wonder he went running

[vetvetdoug]

This groom should go to court and pay her and thank the Gods he didn't marry her. He could have lost everything, got no sex, and still would have to go to court. This way he just gets the same and be done with...Captainblogspot..nomarriage.

[Hoodat]

[databoss]

Buttitta it’s a joke right? That name is a beavis and butthead daily double

[CORedneck]

I think he was smart to run !

[A. Morgan]

http://thestir.cafemom.com/in_the_news/113817/scorned_bride_dominique_buttitta_her

[JennysCool]

Dominique, and her Buttittas, are at right.

[AU72]

Did he try to get the engagement ring back?

[muawiyah]

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_KxT3bZCpsqw/TQQPQ7JbZoI/AAAAAAAAWtw/xHgf5yTg4kk/s1600/Dominique%2BA%2BButtitta.jpg

[Opinionated Blowhard]

Take a look at the pic of Ms. Buttitta with the article. Even if the groom has to pay the $100K for walking, he still got the better end of the bargain.

And one other thing—while I agree in concept that the groom should have to bear a share of the wedding expense for calling it off, I’m sure he didn’t have much say over the $100K price tag. That is way too much for a wedding but I’m sure the bride—like way too many modern brides—demanded that her special day cost a fortune.

[youngidiot]

It sounds like the groom had the right idea.

I think you're right. Do you guys remember that crazy eyed woman that took flight before the wedding a few years ago? The one that claimed to have been kidnapped by Mexicans or lesbians or somesuch? I think that idiot man actually ended up marring her.

[Lurking Libertarian]

Nearly all states abolished the cause of action “breach of promise to marry” back in the 1930s. Illinois may be an exception, but I doubt it.

[Frantzie]

She “ain’t” bad looking but she looks older than 32.

I recall going out with a female attorney once. I could have easily married her and she became very successful. I did absolutely nothing with her because I was worried I would get sued for something. Failure to “perform” - you name it. It was a major turnoff.

[ReverendJames]

Hopefully for the now former groom there’s no Mafia Don in the background wanting to have a chat with him.

[Tucsonican]

I don’t even need to read the article. Pay her and get it done. It’s probably far, far, far less to take care of it now than it will be 5 seconds after saying “I do.”

[PGR88]

It was easier in the old days - just have your brothers go over and break his legs for despoiling her virtue.

[Twinkie]

Gosh. I don’t think I spent $1,000 on my wedding - maybe $600, and I thought it was turning into a circus even at that - 46 yrs. ago.

[isthisnickcool]

$100,000 to get rid of a woman?

Bargain! Cheap! Pocket change! Couch cushion money! At least it is that way AFTER the marriage. As far as paying this gal now? Before hand? Nah! She made a boo-boo.

The guy is obviously right in wanting to get away from this woman. I suggest he have some fun with her if she wants to do things this way. Depositions can be fun. I'm sure he can ask some interesting questions. How about emails or chats? Maybe he has some "private" photos. Post it all. I suggest that he be as outrageous as he can and maybe he can leverage all this publicity in to some cash. Who wants to buy the movie rights?

She is a lawyer and she is pushing her weight around. Never be afraid of lawyers. None of them are as smart as they think they are. If they were they would be doing something creative or be able to produce something. They are ALL bloodsucking liars so be the same way back. He really could have a good time with this.

[omega4179]

$30,000 to reserve a banquet hall outside Chicago; $11,000 for flowers and spot lighting; $10,000 for an orchestra;

He should have sued her for stupidity.

[isthisnickcool]

Eddie Murphy on marriage. Caution (as if I have to tell you) cuz there is @*$&@*)$& language.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SniOXFhwIZ8