I am usually part of any disaster at a wedding if I’m a bridesmaid, which I’ve been lucky enough to be several times.

Garner uses self-deprecating humor to describe herself as a well-meaning but accident-prone participant in wedding ceremonies. By pairing “disaster” with “lucky enough,” she undercuts any sense of vanity about being chosen as a bridesmaid and instead emphasizes friendship, loyalty, and the social honor of being included. The line also plays on the high-stakes choreography of weddings—where small mishaps feel amplified—suggesting that her presence reliably introduces comic unpredictability. Overall, it reads as a personable celebrity anecdote that humanizes her by foregrounding awkwardness and affection rather than glamour.