Bride’s Dilemma: To Delete or Not to Delete Friend’s Sneaky Engagement Photos?

Imagine getting married amidst the beautiful fall foliage, only to discover later that a friend secretly got engaged at your wedding and took engagement photos without your knowledge! That’s exactly what happened to one bride, who now faces a moral dilemma: should she delete the sneaky engagement photos that have been sitting in a folder since April? Let’s dive into this tale of wedding drama, betrayal, and the ultimate test of friendship.

The Stunning Fall Wedding

A Friend’s Generous Offer

The Shocking Revelation

Not So Innocent Celebration

The Tough Pill to Swallow

A Stolen Moment?

Befriending the Photographer

The Secret Engagement Photos

No Room for Interpretation

A Separate Folder

The Big Decision ‍♀️

To Delete or Not to Delete? ️

The Moral Dilemma

The Ultimate Test of Friendship

So, our conflicted bride is sitting on a folder of secret engagement photos taken at her wedding, and she’s unsure whether to delete them or not. ‍♀️ It’s clear that she hasn’t truly forgiven her friend for stealing the spotlight on her big day, but is deleting the photos too harsh? As the COVID restrictions ease and her friend is bound to resurface, the clock is ticking on this moral dilemma. What would you do in her shoes? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this sticky situation…

NTA for not wanting to give away free engagement photos

Bride’s friend takes sneaky engagement photos, bride should charge her.

Deleting the engagement photos: justified or petty revenge?

NTA, but refer friend to photographer for engagement photos. Delete if necessary.

Delete those a**holes from your wedding photos!

Suggests talking to friend, not deleting photos. Justified to make friend pay for them.

NTA commenter suggests confronting friend about sneaky engagement photos. Photographer should be paid for separate session.

Savage revenge ideas for bride’s friend’s sneaky photos

NTA bride’s friend tried to manipulate her wedding for engagement photos

Deleting the photos would be AH territory, but charging for them?

Bridezilla vs. attention-seeking friend: delete the pics or not?

Wedding guest proposes at someone else’s wedding. NTA.

Bride’s friend shares her engagement photos at her wedding. NTA deletes.

Bride got a deal on her wedding photos, friend wants them. NTA

Hold the photos ransom and make her pay for them

Sneaky friend wants wedding pics after taking secret engagement photos

Delete the photos. Boundaries are important. Don’t let it escalate.

You paid for YOUR pics, not your friend’s sneaky ones #NTA

Giving her the photos is the right thing to do. YTA.

Deleting friend’s engagement photos? NTA, but get paid first

Don’t delete the photos, find a better way to handle it

Weddings are meant to celebrate love, but proposing there is tacky

Charge for the photos? Not the a**hole move.

Bride doesn’t owe the friend anything. NTA.

Sneaky engagement photos at a wedding? Delete and deny!

Deleting sneaky pics: NTA, but petty revenge is tempting

Friend took sneaky engagement photos, give them back and move on. NTA.

Suggests posting wedding photos on Facebook and waiting for friend to ask for engagement photos, then making her pay for them and writing her off as a friend.

Justified but a**hole move? Delete sneaky engagement photos.

Savage response to sneaky engagement photos

Is revenge worth deleting engagement photos? Think about consequences.

Deleting friend’s engagement photos? YWBTA. Don’t hurt her.

Keep the photos, make her admit and pay for them. NTA.

Sneaky engagement photos at a wedding? NTA has a solution

NTA bride debates sneaky friend’s entitlement to engagement photos

Just delete them and move on! NTA.

Photographer advises bride to delete friend’s sneaky engagement photos. ‍♀️

ESH comment section: Guest’s engagement photos at wedding causing drama

Friend announces engagement at wedding, sneaks photo shoot. YWBTA if delete.

Suggest releasing own photos first and consulting with photographer privately.

Commenter accuses westerners of being selfish for not sharing photos

Friend used you for photos? NTA, delete them

Charge friend for photos, give extra to photographer. NTA