photogoddess
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Over the last several years I've shot many weddings and other events. There have been times that I've been asked to do things very much out of the usual job description of "Wedding Photographer". And other times that things happened that I thought were limited to the people on America's Funniest Home Videos. So... my fellow wise chicks thought it might be fun to post our event "War Stories". I'll start. :mrgreen:
At nearly every wedding, I've ended up in the restroom with the bride helping her to hold her dress out of the toilet so she could pee, helped them get rid of the big boofy slips under their dresses so they weren't sweating to death, put baby powder on the their white satin shoes after they walked through the wet grass (works pretty well on dirt/grass stains on dresses too), arranged for the delivery of back up flowers when a florist didn't show up, put a cake back together after a candle they forgot to extinguish burned the top layer and helped more grooms, best men and groomsmen with their tuxes (vests and cuff links are the worst) than I care to think about. One wedding, I even helped one bride clean cake out of her hair and change clothes after her and her new hubby had thrown a third of the wedding cake at each other. This was especially funny since the groom was getting the better of his lovely cake covered bride. She turned to run but he was standing on her train so the entire back of her dress ripped leaving her pretty well exposed.
At nearly every wedding, I've ended up in the restroom with the bride helping her to hold her dress out of the toilet so she could pee, helped them get rid of the big boofy slips under their dresses so they weren't sweating to death, put baby powder on the their white satin shoes after they walked through the wet grass (works pretty well on dirt/grass stains on dresses too), arranged for the delivery of back up flowers when a florist didn't show up, put a cake back together after a candle they forgot to extinguish burned the top layer and helped more grooms, best men and groomsmen with their tuxes (vests and cuff links are the worst) than I care to think about. One wedding, I even helped one bride clean cake out of her hair and change clothes after her and her new hubby had thrown a third of the wedding cake at each other. This was especially funny since the groom was getting the better of his lovely cake covered bride. She turned to run but he was standing on her train so the entire back of her dress ripped leaving her pretty well exposed.