Numerous players have become so involved in multiple side quests throughout Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 that they skip the wedding event found in the main story. The players spend their time exploring instead of attending weddings as they are focused on fighting and skill development which may force them to skip or postpone the wedding ceremony totally. The game's open design features allow this behaviour since players can do free-roaming and can complete the tasks in any order.

Wedding Crashers is the wedding quest, which offers different options, depending on which side the players choose, Blacksmith Radovan or Miller Kreyzl. It adds replay value, as the decision will affect future events. However, going to the wedding makes the players commit to the main quest for a time and keeps them from the fun side quests. It also directly begins the mission 'For Whom the Bell Tolls,' which restricts fast travel, preventing players from participating in the event too hastily.

Delaying the wedding is not game-breaking, but it moves the narrative pace softly. The game allows players to go immediately if they want or wait, and the players will get to experience the story at whatever pace they want.

FAQs

Why aren't players attending the wedding?

Most players allocate their time to side activities together with exploring all areas while enhancing their characters' abilities.

Does skipping the wedding affect the story?

The delay of key moments in the narrative persists even though it does not create any plot problems.

What happens after the wedding?

Players immediately experience "For Whom the Bell Tolls" as the next sequence in the game after skipping the wedding.

Should players go to the wedding immediately?

The recommended timing to follow is completing side activities before the wedding because it prevents missing out.