The trouble started at a pub in Örebro in central Sweden where the couple went to enjoy a few drinks with friends the night before their nuptials were scheduled to take place.An argument that began at the Swedish watering hole continued at the couple’s home in the nearby village of Vintrosa and then turned to physical violence between the loving pair.Twelve hours before her wedding, the woman called the police to report her partner,33, for assault reports Swedish newspaper Nerikes Allehandra When the police arrived at the scene, the man allegedly hit his fiancée again a number of times and threatened to kill her. Police intervened and arrested the Groom.Upon searching him for weapons the police Sergeant Anders Wallin was quoted as saying, “It’s the first time we’ve searched somebody and found two wedding rings in their pocket.:A prosecutor issued a temporary detention order after questioning the suspect on Saturday morning.The 33-year-old, who is suspected of assault, issuing illegal threats and resisting arrest, was released from police custody on Saturday afternoon, hours after the designated time of his wedding.“It’s not yet certain whether there will be a wedding. It defintely won’t be today in any case,” sergeant Torbjörn Roos told The Local , Sweden's English news agency.Guest of the couple were disappointed they had traveled quite a distance to attend the wedding that never took place. Although the details of the fight were sketchy most of the guests were busy trying to uncover who the second wedding ring was purchased for and why he had it with him the night before what was to be his one and only wedding to the woman he dated for years reported Nerikes Allehanda ||||| A wedding ceremony had to be cancelled on Saturday after the 33-year-old would-be groom threatened to kill his wife-to-be on the eve of their big day. 
 
 
 
 The trouble started at a pub in Örebro in central Sweden where the couple went to share a few drinks on Friday night. An argument that began at the watering hole continued at the couple’s home in the nearby village of Vintrosa. Twelve hours before her wedding, the woman called the police to report her partner for assault.When the police arrived at the scene, the man again hit his fiancée and threatened to kill her, local newspaper Nerikes Allehanda reports.“It’s the first time we’ve searched somebody and found two wedding rings in their pocket,” police sergeant Anders Wallin told the newspaper.A prosecutor issued a temporary detention order after questioning the suspect on Saturday morning. The 33-year-old, who is suspected of assault, issuing illegal threats and resisting arrest, was released from police custody on Saturday afternoon, hours after the designated time of his wedding.“It’s not yet certain whether there will be a wedding. It won’t be today in any case,” sergeant Torbjörn Roos told Nerikes Allehanda. ||||| ONATELAUNEE TWP., Pa. - 
 
 Forget cold feet, a groom is in hot water after spending part of his wedding night in jail. 
 
 
 
 What was supposed to be one of the happiest days for a Berks County couple, ended with a big brawl at their wedding reception. 
 
 Northern Berks Regional Police were called around 8:30 p.m. Saturday to Blue Falls Grove, on Bowers Road in Onatelaunee Township, for a fight that got out of control. The venue's owner told officers a dozen intoxicated people were pushing and shoving each other outside the banquet hall, officials said. 
 
 "I just saw three groups separating and fighting, and at that point I realized I needed some help," said Doug Mehrkam, owner of Blue Falls Grove. 
 
 "When we arrived we initially found one individual that was bleeding and was somewhat belligerent, and he was taken into custody right away," said Chief Scott Eaken, Northern Berks Regional Police, who added that was just the beginning. 
 
 Fists were flying and threats were being made to officers after the couple said, "I do," officials said. 
 
 "They were all pushing and shoving each other and it looked like it was getting nasty," said Mehrkam, who added this was a first in the 35 years he's been holding weddings at his venue. 
 
 According to police, it all started when a woman, Mandi Groh, was approached by a guest because her 14-year-old son was drunk. 
 
 "The mother of this child ended up punching that woman in the face," Eaken said. "Another person saw this and came over to intervene and he was also punched in the face by the mother." 
 
 Northern Berks Police called for assistance after several people threatened the officers, said officials. 
 
 The groom, Nicholas Papoutsis, challenged officers to a fight and refused to back up and calm down, police said. 
 
 Papoutsis was then taken into custody. 
 
 Sixteen police departments around the county responded to Blue Falls Grove to gain the upper hand after police said the crowd started to turn on officers. 
 
 The bride was sitting on the ground and was later treated for dehydration on scene, said police. 
 
 One man was unfazed after being hit with a stun gun twice. An officer had to pull out his baton to bring the man to the ground, said police. 
 
 
 
 Seven people were arrested at the reception. 
 
 
 
 "For the bride and groom I'm not sure how that's going to work out for them in the end," Eaken said. 
 
 
 
 The 14-year-old boy told officers he drank two beers and he blew a .16% on the breathalyzer, said police. 
 
 
 
 Four police officers were taken to Reading Hospital for evaluation. 
 
 
 
 Papoutsis posted bail and was released. He's now facing a number of misdemeanor charges. 
 
 
 
 The six other people arrested are also facing charges. 
 
 
 
 "I wish the couple luck in the future because it's not a very good start," Mehrkam said.
– A wedding planned for Saturday in Sweden was called off after the groom was arrested for assaulting and threatening to kill his bride-to-be. The engaged couple joined the wedding party at a pub for a few drinks Friday evening...and that's when the trouble began. A disagreement turned into an argument that continued at home, leading the bride to call the police, reports The Local. The groom allegedly punched the bruised-not-blushing bride and threatened to kill her in front of police officers, who intervened and took him into custody. He was arrested and charged with multiple offenses. Officers said they were most surprised at what they found in his pocket, a first in their professional police careers; click here to find out what that was.