Bride slams bridesmaid who hijacked photographer on the big day for her own engagement shoot

The newlywed was furious with the faux pas

There have been many stories of bridesmaids gone bad – remember when this bridesmaid shared a picture of the bride’s dress BEFORE the big day?

Then there was this bride who gallantly let her best friend's other half propose to her at her OWN wedding – very sweet.

Well, the latest story is about this poor bride and the bad bridesmaid behaviour involving her wedding photographer.

She came out and slammed one of her bridesmaids for trying to steal away her photographer – during the wedding - for an impromptu engagement shoot.

The newlywed claims her friend made the outrageous request during the wedding but luckily the snapper refused to do it.

The story went viral after the bride shared the details on popular website Reddit, after someone started the online conversation about ‘the most obnoxious request made by guests at weddings’.

Sharing her story, the bride wrote: ‘One of the bridesmaids brought her fiancé to the wedding, and wanted our photographer to do an impromptu engagement photo shoot. The photographer laughed in her face.'

It's safe to say the woman's bridal anecdote provoked a strong reaction from other Reddit users, who were shocked at her friend's behaviour.

'It'll never cease to amaze me just how trashy and cheap people can be', one person wrote.

And there were many other users on the Reddit site who couldn’t hide their outrage on behalf of the bride. One posted: ‘Just selfish. It's someone else's day and you're making it about you...’

While a third person was full of praise for the photographer, who refused the request: ‘I would have tipped the photographer a little extra on the spot for that.'

What do you think? Who was in the wrong here? Has the bride been a bit touchy or should the bridesmaid never have done it? Let us know in the comments box below.

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