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Are there two marriage feasts? No just like there are not two returns of Jesus.

What about those saved still on earth after your imaginary rapture? Are they not part of Bride of Christ, have no wedding? Stop and think, this pre-trib nonsense falls apart at every turn when you just read the scriptures on the sequence of events.

During the Tribulation, it is not the Bride being formed, for the Saints are being evangelized by the 144,000 JEWS from twelve tribes (even the Levites will get in on this, but not the tribe of Dan). As these believe during the Tribulation they will be saved but not incorporated into the Bride of Christ because He has His bride away at His Father's house. Jesus then brings his Bride with Him when He comes down onto the Earth and settles the mess. There are no two marriage feasts because the Bridegroom is marrying only the Bride, not the saved during the Tribulation.

Of course, if you're a Moslem you could beat a girl into submitting to be your wife, but that is not the way Jesus formulates His bride.

Sorry, the Rapture snatches the Bride out of the world BEFORE the Wrath of the Day of the Lord, and it will be hell on earth leading up to that terrible day to come at the end of the Tribulation.

For centuries Jewish Rabbis have debated if there are two Messiahs. Why do you suppose they debate that issue, since they know the OT better than you or I ever will?

The resurrection at the end of the Tribulation will be the first resurrection OF JEWS. During the Church Age Jews getting saved are no longer Jews but part of the Bride. During the Tribulation, after God removes His Holy Spirit working in believers, it is the Jews who will know when exactly The Messiah is to set foot on Earth, for the blinders will be lifted and 144,000 Jews will be doing what commissioned them to do in Abraham and they failed miserably to accomplish.