A bride-to-be has sparked fury for demanding a wedding guest shoot content for social media on her wedding day.
The bride had texted the guest, saying: “I’m going to need you to be in charge of taking some content during the wedding.
“I’m not trying to put you to work, I just know you’re way better than anyone else I know.
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“So basically just record whatever you think is good, you don’t have to go out of your way for it.
“Also don’t feel obligated but maybe we could send you clips (to edit). I just like the way you put yours together.”
But the guest, overwhelmed at the request, fired back a blunt response — stunning the bride.
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“On duty?! Content?! I’m supposed to be on vacation,” the disgruntled guest said.
The bride awkwardly replied: “Oh I was just asking, no worries, I was just seeing if maybe after we could send clips because I like how you make (your videos). No worries”.
The guest then explained: “I use a video editor for videos and content marketing. This s*** takes forever.
“Erik (husband) bought his own camera because I don’t even make videos for him.”
Shocked by the guest’s response, the bride shared their text exchange on social media.
“Please tell me I’m not crazy for being offended,” the bride said.
“Let’s preface with the fact that her daughter is our flower girl and her husband is the best man.
“What type of response was this?”
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The bride’s post was re-shared to the Facebook group called “That’s it, I’m wedding shaming”, with many defending the guest’s response.
“’What type of response is this?!’ A perfectly reasonable one,” one said.
Another added: “’I was just asking,’ but didn’t actually ask, just kind of demanded.”
“What a terrible way to ask someone a huge favour,” added a third.
Others described the bride’s actions as “rude” and “demanding”.
Her post comes just weeks after a bride-to-be sparked furore over an ‘insane’ detail in her wedding invitation.
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The invitation asks guests to tick one of three preferences: Prefer not to eat, $20 for grilled chicken or $25 for grilled salmon — both served with rice, mashed potatoes and green beans.
“We invite you to eat with us but ask for you to provide your own payment,” the invitation reads.
The bride went on to say that “nothing about my reception is very typical anyway, so I am wondering how insane or rude, cost-effective or smart you think this is?”
She was slammed in the comments, with people mocking her and accusing her of “rude behaviour”.
“What has happened in the world that someone prioritises a photo booth, lighting, and props over food?! You can easily provide a basic meal for the cost of a photo booth,” one suggested.
Another added: “The bride needs to create a choice for: ‘Decline without regret’.”
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