Our photographer struggled to get everyone’s attention. Everyone was cold and becoming impatient. She also said the weather conditions on that day were not ideal for outdoor portraits due to cold temperatures and that “after the reception, the bridal party and family of the bride and groom gathered outside to take photos in the cold. Stuck with me, who was likely being a bridezilla, for 12 hours taking photos all day.” The bride described the day recently in an interview with Petapixel, stating that “our photographer was with us all day. I noticed that some of the pictures looked ODD… come to find out he sent our photos to a company that photoshopped EYES on everyone who blinked.”īride Anya admitted on Facebook that she was upset by the Photoshopped images but couldn’t help but laugh. “My photographer called to allow me to view my photos before he released them to our entire family to view. “I received our proofs back today,” she wrote in the post. Apparently the wedding photographer had sent the snaps to a company that edited (but not in a good way!) pictures where people were blinking and that resulted in the “crazy eyes” wedding images debacle! FacebookĪfter the bride laughed it off, she posted the images to Facebook.
That’s because anyone who had been blinking was given the bizarre eye treatment, including the bride herself.
It had taken four weeks after the wedding to get the proofs back and while she admitted to feeling initially upset about the blunder, ultimately she couldn’t help but laugh. The Pennsylvania bride was shocked, to say the least, when she saw that the photos capturing the wedding of her and groom Jaylen on April 2.
That’s because when she excitedly opened her wedding proofs from her photographer, she discovered a bunch of what she called “crazy eyes” wedding images-roughly 10 to 15 of the photos she zoomed in on featured wedding guests with the “affliction.” Which, in bride Anaya Ramos-Bridgeford’s case, might not be a good thing. A wedding day may go by fleetingly, but the wedding images last forever.
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