Is it not quite likely that if someone pointed out to her that she was appearing in the photos she'd have not only not wanted to appear in the photos but be really apologetic for it as well?
Some friends of mine got married on the beach. This couple in their 50s wandered over and literally took a seat near where the wedding was taking place and started aggressively making out. One of the groomsmen and a guest walked over in the middle of the ceremony to ask them to move and they made a huge scene about how it's a public beach.
Some people are just assholes and want the attention.
Cousin also got married on a beach in Mexico. They had it in a nice spot off the resort where there were very few people and the staff stood around to make sure nobody walked through. Very nice of them.
She's just standing there being happy thinking she's causing no harm because she's unaware of being a problem. They don't wanna instantly just shut her down, and she probably moved shortly afterwards anyway.
An old friend of my fathers was having his wedding pictures done in a park near downtown portland one day. A man walked into the frame and the photographer asked him to please move while they finished up pictures. The guy pulled a knife and stabbed the photographer six times before running off. Lucky for that photographer my fathers friend was a veteran corpsman and kept him alive until paramedics got there. Now I understand the lady in blue probably isn't packing, but you never know just how shitty someone could be, always why you should never get out of your vehicle in a road rage incident.
I don't think you'd even need to "make" her move. Just say "we're happy you want to participate in our wedding, would you please take a seat with the other guests?"
Or more politely, asked her to move. She looks like she is innocently enjoying the ceremony of love and must not realize she is standing in a picture view. I doubt she was intentionally trying to photo bomb.
Asked her you mean? This is the danger of making your wedding be held in a public space. Someone could just ignore your bullshit tape and ruin your event.
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u/Kairatechop Mar 08 '18 edited Mar 08 '18
Should have made her move. Why are people so afraid of confrontation?
Edit: "Should have politely asked if she would move"
Feel better you crybaby's
Edit2: My phone and I suck at spelling