Amy Duggar Wedding Family Drama, '19 Kids and Counting' Star Jim Bob & Family Left Early

A photo posted by Dillon King (@kingdillpickle) on Sep 8, 2015 at 11:38am PDT

 Amy King, formerly known as Amy Duggar, has always known how to push the limits with her uncle Jim Bob and the 19 Kids and Counting side of her family, but the star's wedding upped the ante a little bit over the weekend. The star said "I do" to her boyfriend Dillon King after a 2-month engagement, and while the night was everything that the couple hoped for, it might not have been exactly what Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar consider to be a tame wedding. In fact, the star's family members ended up ducking out of the reception extremely early.

The star opened up to People about her wedding saying that the former TLC family left after only a couple of songs.

"They left right when the music was starting," the former reality star turned country singer explained to the news site of Jim Bob and her cousins. "They stayed for two songs or so. It was country so they probably dealt with it."

King also mentioned that after her uncle and his brood left the reception was when everyone started having fun, and they waited until then to break out all the booze.

"We broke out the bar as soon as my family left," the star explained. "The champagne was chilled we had whiskey, mixed drinks, everything. It was so fun. Everyone was having the time of their lives. It went from classy to trashy real quick."

However, despite the family leaving super early, Amy said that having them in attendance was amazing, according to The Daily Mail.

"Despite all the crap going on in my family, it was an awesome moment," the star explained.

Amy's hubby also had an amazing time at the wedding as he took to his Instagram account yesterday to post an adorable picture from the nuptials, writing, "We couldn't have asked for a better wedding. We had so much fun and we are so excited to now start our life together."

A photo posted by Dillon King (@kingdillpickle) on Sep 8, 2015 at 7:42am PDT