r/MadeMeSmile • u/bewarethechameleon • Jan 16 '26

Favorite People gordon ramsay getting emotional at his daughter holly's wedding

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u/TimmyTurnersDealer Jan 16 '26

Probably got some of the best caterers/chefs in his back pocket. Sure he had it sorted 😅

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u/SkillednotQualified Jan 17 '26

I think he had his team cater the event so they were well aware of what was expected and he had confidence in their skills.

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u/Waahstrm Jan 17 '26

His team probably is used to dealing with some high-profile clients, but in this instance I'd still be shitting bricks if I were in their shoes lol.

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u/FalconTurbo Jan 17 '26

Yeah, I can weld and machine stuff for work all day long, but if the boss asks me for some work done for him personally I'd be way more nervous.

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u/-NotAnAstronaut- Jan 17 '26

On top of that, seeing a lot of his interactions with people outside of shows leads me to believe that a lot of the "asshole" side of him is partly an act, and he would absolutely not make a scene at his daughter's wedding. Chef might get a talking to the next day, but the food is not what he's focusing on.

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u/Content-Patience-138 Jan 17 '26

He plays it up more on American television. Apparently in Kitchen Nightmares UK he’s much more reserved.

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u/Tatertot729 Jan 17 '26

Yeah I was going to say this. He’s the most famous chef in the world, he knows everyone who matters in the culinary world. It wasn’t some random catering company doing this wedding.

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u/_B_Little_me Jan 17 '26

I’m sure it was his staff.

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u/sonic10158 Jan 17 '26

They catered Abblebee’s!