Bride’s Revenge: Deleting Friend’s Engagement Pics?

Weddings are supposed to be a magical day for the bride and groom, but what happens when someone else tries to steal the spotlight? One bride found herself in a sticky situation when her friend got engaged at her wedding and even took engagement photos during the event. Now, she’s contemplating whether or not to delete those precious memories. Let’s dive into this wedding drama and see if she’s in the right or crossing the line.

A Stunning Fall Wedding

The Budget Photographer

Surprise Engagement!

Stealing the Spotlight

The Tough Pill to Swallow

Turning the Page… Or Not?

The Photographer’s Dilemma

The Secret Engagement Photos

No Room for Interpretation

The Separate Folder

The Bride’s Decision

To Delete or Not to Delete? ️

Unforgiven?

The Ultimate Wedding Drama: Delete or Keep?

Caught in a whirlwind of emotions, our bride is left with a difficult decision: should she delete her friend’s engagement photos taken during her wedding? The friend not only got engaged at the wedding but also announced it to their friends, stealing the spotlight. The bride thought she had moved on, but when her photographer revealed the existence of secret engagement photos, she found herself questioning her forgiveness. Now, with the power to delete the photos in her hands, will she choose revenge or let it go? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…

NTA for deleting friend’s engagement pics taken by your wedding photographer

Bride seeks revenge for friend cheating her out of money

Petty revenge or justified? Deleting engagement pics at wedding.

Tempted to delete friend’s engagement pics? NTA, but be careful.

Bride’s friend got engaged at her wedding and used her paid photographer. NTA

Talk to friend and ask them to pay for their photos

NTA suggests being honest with friend and rewarding photographer

Savage revenge plan involving pregnancy and wedding photographer

Bride’s revenge on friends who tried to scam her photographer

Deleting engagement pics would be AH territory, but charging her isn’t.

Bride deletes friend’s engagement pics – justified or not?

Wedding guests getting engaged? No thanks! NTA’s got it.

Bridezilla vs Photographer: Who owns the engagement photos?

Charge her full price for the deleted pics. NTA.

Bride’s friend used her wedding photographer for own engagement. NTA.

Friend takes sneaky pics at wedding, NTA for deleting them

Bride shares experience and advises to delete friend’s pics.

Weddings can be weird, but sharing joy should be celebrated

Deleting engagement pics? NTA but refer to photographer for payment

Bride is NTA for excluding hijacked engagement shoot from wedding album.

Don’t delete the pics! YWBTA and there are better options.

Friend took photos at wedding, bride wants to delete them. YTA.

Savage revenge plan for deleted engagement pics

Bride suggests posting wedding photos and making friend pay for stolen engagement pics. NTA.

Being vindictive won’t make you feel better. Give her pics.

Revenge won’t undo the engagement. Will it make you happy?

Deleting engagement pics is a conscious decision to hurt friend. YWBTA

Photographer used for private shoot, NTA suggests pay or delete

Bride denies deleting pics, plausible deniability at its finest

Choosing the high road over pettiness in deleting photos.

Photographer suggests deleting engagement pics one by one for revenge

Don’t be petty, it’s just an engagement photo. ESH.

Deleting engagement pics? NTA says ex-friend used them.

Charge her market price for pics, keep photographer’s fee. #NTA

Bride’s friend deletes engagement pics, bride offers to sell photos. NTA

Suggests not deleting engagement pics, avoiding awkwardness, and forgetting it.

NTA stands up to entitled friend who deleted engagement pics

Photographer suggests releasing photos first and consulting with them.

Cultural differences and a call for kindness in photo dispute

Suggests watermarking photos with OP’s wedding details for revenge.

Be the bigger person, give her the pictures

Friendship advice: count your friends before alienating another over trivialities.

Deleting their engagement pics is clearly a**hole-behavior

Don’t stress, delete the pics! NTA, she can arrange her own.

Deleting engagement pics: NTA and people need to stop.

Deleting engagement pics? NTA suggests sneaky revenge plan.

Bride’s friend asked for free engagement photos at wedding. NTA.

Don’t be an a**hole, let someone else be happy

Bridezilla called out for overreacting to friend’s engagement at wedding

Bride accused of deleting engagement pics, but commenter defends friend (YTA)

Middle ground suggestion: Print and frame nice pics as gift. Censor rejects.

Don’t be a Bridezilla, let your friend have her moment!

Revenge is sweet, delete the pics and the guilt. #NTA

Charge her a fat amount of money for the photos

Wedding drama: Bride defends decision not to pay for photographer

Wedding drama: Bride suggests buying engagement photos separately

Bride’s revenge: Deleting friend’s engagement pics? Justified or petty?

Bride stands up for herself and deletes friend’s pics. #NTA

Fair suggestion to split photography costs with entitled friend

Charge friend for engagement photos, you own them already.

Charge her for the photos . Don’t delete them!

Take your wedding album photos and let her handle hers. #NTA

Savage revenge plan with a touch of humor. NTA.

Bride gets revenge by deleting friend’s engagement pics. NTA.

Bride is NTA for keeping her own photos.

Deleting friend’s engagement pics: NTA or petty revenge?

NTA! That’s outrageous! She stole your wedding day resources

Bride suggests deleting friend’s engagement pics, NTA according to comment.

Deleting pics of scammer friend? NTA, she’s not friend material

Keep the pics, let the friend pay. Fair compromise.

Paid for pics, deleted them. NTA for taking revenge

Bride’s friend takes engagement photos during wedding, NTA for deleting them

Bride takes revenge by deleting friend’s engagement pics. NTA.

Bride is slightly YTA for deleting engagement pics out of spite

Let her have the pics, rise above her tacky behavior.

Don’t be the a**hole, just send her the pictures

Opinions split on friend’s hijacked photographer, ESH. Joy multiplying?

Don’t delete the pics! YTA. Celebrate both happy moments

Guest’s engagement pics at wedding without permission – not cool

Deleting engagement photos is hurtful. Have a conversation instead.

Don’t be petty, give her the photos and end the friendship.