30 Weddings That Got Shamed By This Online Group

Yes. She is dumpster juice.

Yes, that was inconsiderate of the guest. You really don't need to take a photo of everything to be deleted later on anyway.

I guess it depends. At my wedding I was glad my guests took photos as my photographer turned out to be awful. 😭

she s right

She's not even taking a picture, that photo on her iPhone screen doesn't match the actual scene.

This whole phone/pic thing is really starting to get on my nerves. Oh well, nothing we can do about it until it's no longer a fad. Change of Subject: And the groom in the pic? What was he doing to get his trousers in such a shape?

I do photography on the side, and if you're a good photographer you know how to get around people with phones, or you tell the bride / groom that there are no phones allowed during the ceremony. It's not that difficult. And to be honest, my iPhone sadly takes just as good if not better pictures than my 1k camera does. lol. But in the end, people want the professional look of a bulky camera. Also if you're good at editing you can edit that person out.

This is annoying and stuff, I get it perfectly, and would have hated it if it had happened to my wedding pics. On the other hand (I'm really playing the devil's advocate here), why does everybody in the comments sorta just assumes that the smartphone pic will never be used again, and that the whole picture culture thing is bad, and so? My stepmother and my grandfather are both running a photo book. And they have to take their own pictures of important events they attend, since the official photographers never gave them their pictures, although being often told to. So I can understand what's happening here.

to be honest, she probably didn't think her actions all the way through. I've been to weddings, been to graduations, and worked events like that for a few years. People are in their little bubbles often. "Oh my kid is walking onto the stage let me get a picture". "Oh they look so cute together. Let me share a shot on facebook to those who couldn't make it". That type stuff. Just maybe not intending to be a jerk, that's all.

photoshop. look at the iPhone screen. that's not the bride and groom walking down the aisle.

I doubt she even realised she was blocking a shot; after all, she was looking forward, not backwards. Maybe the photographer could have just gone 'Psst!' to alert her instead of all the later rudeness.

Maybe photoshop the intruder out of the pic?

All cell phones should have been turned off and left at the door.....

On my friends' wedding guests were explicitly asked to not taking any photos. They hired two professional photographers and a drone for videos. It was fair and nobody felt bad about that

and flashes. aaaughhhh.

Think that's photoshop. The image on her phone is different from what is happening.

Yeah there's a time and place for taking photos with everyone else. It wasn't when the official photographer takes one.

Our church did not allow cameras during the ceremony. It was nice to see faces as I walked down the aisle instead of cameras.

At a wedding 2 yrs ago the celebrant asked everyone to put phones away until we were told we could take them back out. Everyone did.... was a great wedding

I actually disagree, and i used to be a wedding photographer. This is a candid moment, not a perfect one. It's not scripted or airbrushed, just a perfect representation of the moment, enjoy the fun of wedding guests who are that excited to share (even online) this moment.

What a Sh#t she is

that is just rudeness

This happens at concerts, at everything now a says. All the person on the stage can probably see is a sea of arms holding up a phone. The audio is going to be awful and the video or picture will have have other people's phones in it so why do they do this???

Sucks to be you.

If they're just taking a photo, it's hardly the end of the world. Step left or go low and recompose, or wait for them to get a shot. If they're videoing though, I think it's not unreasonable to introduce your tripod to their head.

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guests will take photo no matter what...

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The camera is facing the wrong way...she's taking a picture of the photographer. I wish he pointed out this extra level of worthlessness to her interference.

It's not. But don't worry, everyone will be thinking that anyway.

The cat lady needed a plus one. Or two.

Hold on a second... they have a "wedding website"???

Nice one. Donation's a good touch.

"Hey! Why let a little inconvenience such as COVID spoil our big day?" was the general concensus of the wedding party. This how COVID multiplies at an exponential rate.

Kick that man of the bridal party

The audacity!!

You are allowed to cut toxic people out of your life even if they are family.

A: No.

I don't understand the need for some people to steal someone else's thunder. Was the mother-in-law that insecure?

A glass of red wine and a fake misstep would easily rectify this situation.

A live painting is a lovely idea and worth the price.

My thoughts exactly.

Oof not cool mum

We don't like you enough to actually invite you, but give us money anyway.

Excellent reply to that BS.

This is a wedding planner who spelled 'ceremony' as ' seramony'. Ha, ha, ha! There are plenty of other errors, but I've decided not to be a grammar Nazi.

Hmmm. That's going to last...

Horrible!

COVIDiot.

That's really sad. Animals aren't fricking decor

Oooo. Creepy much?

Words fail me. 'Tyranny defense device'? FFS. Look, no offense, Americans, but no wonder your democracy is on the point of total collapse.

She is nuts

This is a great example of "champagne tastes on a beer budget".