The Uninvited: Ross And Jennifer's Wedding

When Jennifer Aniston married Justin Theroux in 2015, she didn't invite some of her 'Friends' co-stars, including Matt LeBlanc and Matthew Perry. While Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow were in attendance, fans were surprised that LeBlanc and Perry were not invited, especially since the cast was known to be close. However, the wedding was an intimate affair with only 70 guests, and it seems the uninvited co-stars didn't hold any grudges, wishing the couple well.

Matthew Perry and Matt LeBlanc were not invited

While Jennifer Aniston's wedding to Justin Theroux in 2015 was a surprise to many, it came as a shock to some that not all of her "Friends" co-stars were invited. Notably, Matthew Perry and Matt LeBlanc were absent from the guest list.

LeBlanc, promoting his Showtime show "Episodes", addressed the media about his absence, stating that he wasn't disappointed. He emphasised that the wedding was small and intimate, and that was likely the reason for his exclusion. He wished the couple well, expressing his happiness for Aniston and stating that her happiness was all that mattered to him. He also assured the media that there was no bad blood between them, and that his "Friends" co-stars were like family to him.

Perry, star of CBS's "The Odd Couple", also expressed surprise at the wedding but clarified that he was happy for the couple. He, too, emphasised that he bore no ill will towards Aniston, stating that he was very happy for the newlyweds.

While it may have been unexpected that not all the "Friends" cast were invited, it seems that there was no animosity between the actors. Both Perry and LeBlanc graciously accepted their exclusion, sending well wishes to Aniston and Theroux.

David Schwimmer was also not invited

In 2015, Jennifer Aniston married Justin Theroux in a surprise wedding at their Bel Air mansion. The wedding was an intimate affair, with only 70 guests in attendance. Notably, Aniston did not invite all of her "Friends" co-stars, including Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry, and David Schwimmer. While LeBlanc and Perry spoke about not receiving invitations, Schwimmer never publicly addressed his absence.

According to sources, Schwimmer was "angry" about not being invited to Aniston's wedding. However, it is unclear if this information is speculation or based on comments made by Schwimmer himself. Regardless, Schwimmer's exclusion from the guest list sparked interest among fans, given the close bond formed by the "Friends" cast during their time on the show.

The "Friends" cast, including Schwimmer, remained close even after the show ended in 2004. They often spent time together and occasionally reminisced about their time on the series. However, it appears that Schwimmer may not have maintained the same level of closeness with Aniston as some of the other cast members, such as Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow, who were part of the small group of invitees.

While there is no indication of a falling out between Aniston and Schwimmer, their relationship may not have been as strong as some of her other co-star friendships. It is possible that the guest list was limited to those closest to the couple, and Schwimmer simply did not make the cut.

Despite the speculation, it is essential to respect Aniston and Schwimmer's privacy regarding their personal lives and guest list choices. Ultimately, the wedding was a private affair, and the couple had the final say on who was invited.

The wedding was exclusive with only 70 guests

In 2015, Jennifer Aniston married Justin Theroux in a surprise wedding at their mansion in Bel Air, California. The wedding was disguised as a birthday party for Theroux, who turned 44 the day before. The couple invited around 70 guests to their special day.

Aniston's co-stars from the hit TV show 'Friends', Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow, were in attendance. However, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry, and David Schwimmer were notably absent.

The wedding was an intimate affair with a limited guest list, and it seems that the male 'Friends' cast members were not close enough with Aniston to be included. There doesn't appear to have been any bad blood as a result of the non-invitation, with both LeBlanc and Perry expressing happiness for the couple. LeBlanc commented, "I think they're a great couple. I think she's happy. And that's all I care about is that Jen's happy... If she wanted me there, I would have been there." Perry echoed these sentiments, adding, "I wasn't invited, so what can you do... I'm happy for them."

The 'Friends' cast formed a close bond, and their relationship lasted long after the show ended in 2004. Aniston and Cox, in particular, remained very close, with Cox naming Aniston as the godmother of her child. Despite this closeness, it seems the wedding guest list was reserved for only the closest of friends and family.

The male cast members of 'Friends' weren't close enough

While the cast of Friends formed a close bond on set, which lasted long after the show ended in 2004, Jennifer Aniston did not invite all of her co-stars to her wedding to Justin Theroux in 2015. Notably, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry, and David Schwimmer were not in attendance.

It is speculated that the male cast members of Friends weren't close enough with Aniston to be invited to her wedding. The wedding was an intimate affair with only about 70 guests in attendance. It is possible that Aniston didn't see enough of her male co-stars to feel that they warranted an invite, especially considering the small guest list.

LeBlanc and Perry did not appear to have any hard feelings about not being invited. When asked about it, LeBlanc said, "I think they're a great couple. I think she's happy... If she wanted me there, I would have been there." Perry echoed similar sentiments, adding, "I wasn't invited, so what can you do... I'm happy for them."

The fact that only the female cast members, Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow, were invited to the wedding further supports the idea that the male cast members weren't close enough with Aniston to make the guest list.

No hard feelings between the uninvited cast members and Aniston

When Jennifer Aniston married Justin Theroux in 2015, she didn't invite all of her "Friends" co-stars, including Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry, and David Schwimmer. Despite the perceived snub, the uninvited cast members didn't appear to have any hard feelings towards Aniston. When asked about the lack of an invite, LeBlanc brushed it off, saying, "I think they're a great couple. I think she's happy... If she wanted me there, I would have been there." Similarly, Perry added, "I wasn't invited, so what can you do... I'm happy for them."

LeBlanc also mentioned that the wedding was small and intimate, with around 70 guests, which was likely the reason for the exclusion of some cast members. He emphasised that there was no bad blood between them, saying, "Everybody is okay... The girls were there. You've got to have the girls there." Indeed, Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow, who played Monica and Phoebe, respectively, were in attendance, with Cox serving as Aniston's maid of honour.

While Schwimmer never publicly addressed his absence from the wedding, there were reports that he was "angry" about not receiving an invitation. However, until Schwimmer confirms how he felt, it's purely speculation.

Despite not being invited to the wedding, it appears that the uninvited cast members harboured no ill will towards Aniston and Theroux. They expressed happiness for the couple and emphasised the closeness they still shared with their former co-star. This sentiment was echoed by other "Friends" co-stars, such as Ed Helms and Richard Lewis, who offered their congratulations and warm wishes for the newlyweds.

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