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A bride's hair-tie blunder that was captured in her wedding photos has left viewers on social media in stitches.
The bride, known online as @budtenderjazzyy, took to TikTok on June 5 to share photos from her wedding in Oregon on September 2. The 24-year-old was all smiles on her big day, but little did she know that she had made a minor style slip that clashed with the aesthetic she was hoping to achieve.
"Looking at photos, I believe I took the hair tie off right before the actual ceremony," the bride, who preferred not to give her name, told Newsweek.
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More than 5.2 million viewers have seen the bride's wedding-day photos, all of which feature a conspicuous brown hair-tie on her wrist that clashes with the polished bridal look she had been going for. An overlaid text on the video read: "When you spend thousands of dollars on wedding photos only to realize..."
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The black-and-white portrait of the bride that had fronted the video was followed by a series of stunning wedding shots of the married couple. Despite the picturesque setting and the couple's elegant attire, the dark hair tie—forgotten amid the wedding day rush—remained stationed around the bride's wrist in every photo.
The bride offered a lighthearted prompt to future brides under the post. "This is your reminder," she said.
Wedding photos are shared widely on social media, often with meticulous attention to detail, but this video has resonated with many who can relate to the small but noticeable oversight.
The humorous reality of spending a significant amount of cash on professional photography only to notice an everyday item like a hair tie peeking through the results has led to over 1,700 amused comments. Some users have cheered on the bride's candidness or offered advice on how to erase the blunder, while others have shared their own similar wedding-day mishaps.
"Just have your photographer Photoshop it out," one user, @harlowboutique, said.
Another, @katyclark88, added: "Your photographer should have caught that."
"Not only should the photographer have caught that, they also should have EDITED IT OUT since they missed it," a third user, @clutchlady, shared.
"This would be me," @buonabeauty posted.
Another, @xo.chelsea _ann, commented: "Girl, I forgot to take my Apple Watch off."
The most-backed comment came from @skyler_lemagie. The TikTok user, who has amassed more than 27,000 likes on her nugget of advice, said: "As a PROFESSIONAL photographer, they should've noticed it..."
Update 06/18/24, 05:12 a.m. ET. This article has been updated with comment from the bride.
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