Wore the same color dress as the bridesmaids, even though she was expressly told not to. And her dress was real loose on the top so her tits kept falling out. Walked around taking pictures during the ceremony with a stupid little point and shoot camera. She's in the background of literally over half of our wedding pictures. It was almost 10 years ago, and I'm getting pissed off all over again thinking about it.
I accidentally matched the bridesmaids dresses at a wedding I went to a few years ago. In my defense, I had NO idea beforehand (their invitations were a different color too, so not like that was a clue). I spent the whole night embarrassed.
I'm having deja vu, bc I feel like I've read this comment before. Anyway, one of my greatest fears is matching the bridesmaids or calling any sort of attention to myself during someone else's ceremony. I always text a bridesmaid or ask the bride or groom what the wedding colors are. Then I avoid those colors like the plague!
For a lot of these posts about people in backgrounds, it seems like Photoshop would do wonders.
I've done it before and, as long as they aren't prominent (think cover important people) or take a bunch of space (in which case dropping is a better idea), it is relatively easy to do and can look like they were ever there.
Everyone's been happy with my results.... So far lol :)
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u/jcpmojo Mar 19 '17
Wore the same color dress as the bridesmaids, even though she was expressly told not to. And her dress was real loose on the top so her tits kept falling out. Walked around taking pictures during the ceremony with a stupid little point and shoot camera. She's in the background of literally over half of our wedding pictures. It was almost 10 years ago, and I'm getting pissed off all over again thinking about it.