Two people were shot at a Wisconsin wedding after a fight broke out over a  groomsman's poor eating manners as he chowed down on meatballs with his hands, police say. 

Thomas Redrick Williams, 41, is wanted for reckless injury with use of a dangerous weapon, possession of a firearm by a felon and bail jumping after he allegedly shot two guests at a wedding on June 20.

Police were called to the Aria Business Center in Milwaukee and found a man and a woman with gunshot wounds.

The incident began when the woman, identified as the bride's cousin, confronted the groomsman for eating meatballs with his hands, according to the criminal complaint obtained by the Daily Mail.

The woman told police she saw Williams in the kitchen eating with his hands and told him to use a plate, then he allegedly punched her. 

She said her brother-in-law intervened in the brawl, and that is when Williams entered the altercation and fired shots at them.

The woman was shot in the arm and leg, and the man was shot in the back of the neck. Both were treated at a nearby hospital. 

Footage obtained by 12 News appeared to show the distraught bride outside of the venue.

According to prosecutors, the bride witnessed the shooting and followed Williams outside after he shot the two people.

The bride allegedly fought with Williams at his car, grabbed his key fob to stop him from driving away, and he fled the scene on foot. 

Inside the car, which is registered to Williams' wife, police found a Taurus 9mm gun, Williams' iPhone and an envelope addressed to 'Thomas Williams,' the complaint stated. 

Williams' wife told police the two attended the wedding together, but he dropped her off at home first before returning for her car. 

A warrant has been issued for Williams, and he was out on bond the day of the wedding for a separate case.

As of Monday, jail records indicate he has not yet been arrested.

The Daily Mail contacted the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office, the Milwaukee Police Department and the venue for comment.

Residents near the wedding venue told the local news station the shooting was 'ridiculous.'

'For a wedding to be shot up like that one was on up there on Fond Du Lac is ridiculous,' a neighbor named Robert said. 

'A wedding day is supposed to be something that two people have to care and love each other, and for someone to disrupt that is disrupting a family.'