Sure she got dumped right before her wedding but why not enjoy since she already

[theking]

..paid for it...

A bride got dumped a week before her dream Italian wedding. She had an incredible party anyway.
Being dumped a week before your wedding is a painful nightmare in and of itself. When it happens after you've also spent 18 months planning a three-day destination event in Italy, it becomes a logistical disaster as well.

But 36-year-old Katherine Jones didn't cancel.

The Liverpool native had everything booked for her dream wedding in Tuscany when, seven days before the ceremony, her fiancé walked away. Jones was devastated and "tossed and turned" all that night. But by the morning, she'd made a decision. So, she called up her mom and sister and told them the party was still happening.

"It carries on, and it has to," Jones told Good Morning Britain. "It's seven days before; everything's paid for. Everyone's booked their flights; like, there's no option."

Her family spread the word, and ultimately 30 of her closest friends and relatives flew to Italy to celebrate her anyway.

[Prude]

That shouldn't be called a wedding celebration. It should
be called something else.

I have yet to see--and I'm sure I'll see--one where
such break up results in the remaining partner marrying
someone else right at that wedding ceremony.

Has that happened before?

Knowing that many people don't marry "the right one"
but the "right-now one", I think it can happen and may have
happened privatelyl