| | | Around the time he snuck into one of President Obama's White House Correspondents' Dinners, Fred Karger came to a realization more than fifty years in the making: there was not a wedding nor a celeb | | If you have trouble reading this email, go to the online version |  | |  | | | | | |  | | | | August 15, 2018 | | How to Crash a Wedding, According to the World's Greatest Party Crasher
Wedding Crashers Had It All Wrong | |  | | | | | | | Over the course of his notorious, decades-spanning career, 68-year-old Fred Karger has crashed hundreds of events, from celebrity funerals (like Lady Astor's), to the Oscars, to White House Correspondents' Dinners.
In 2006, he crashed Vanity Fair's Academy Awards after-party—then one of the most exclusive events of the year—where he nearly dropped his fake Oscar on Catherine Keener's foot. Last year, he crashed the Met Gala, improvising his way past five checkpoints and editrix Anna Wintour herself, before schmoozing with Tom Brady and walking in on a crowd of celebrities illicitly smoking cigarettes in the men's bathroom; just this May, he trojan-horsed himself into Versace's Met Gala after-party at the Mark Hotel, by nonchalantly carrying the train of Blake Lively's ball gown.
Since we're reaching the peak of wedding season, we asked Karger to give us some tips on sneaking into the most exclusive receptions.
Spoiler: Wedding Crashers had it all wrong. | | | | | | | | | | | |
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