Client buys wedding photographer's domain after they refuse to provide the wedding photos and ignore them for months, uses it as last-attempt leverage: ‘They have one week to respond’

Desperate times call for desperate measures…

At some point, most people forget the majority of what happened on their wedding day. Perhaps it's due to the nerves, the fast-paced turn of events, or the amount of drinks they had. Eventually, the happiest day of our lives becomes a blur of moments that we must sort out in order to remember what actually happened throughout the day.

The one thing we turn to to help us remember is the wedding photos that commemorated the beautiful day. These photos are meant to capture the most important moments throughout the wedding and act as a souvenir that the happy couple gets to carry with them for the rest of their lives. Without the photos, all they are left with is their faulty memory, which, as we can all agree on, doesn't last forever as a photo album does…

This is why the couple in the story below is fighting so hard for their wedding photos. They made the mistake of hiring a friend to be their wedding photographer, and we shouldn't have to tell you how mixing friend and business is a terrible idea. The second mistake the couple made was to pay the photographer in full before the wedding. And the third and most grave mistake was not signing a contract with said friend, because they didn't think they needed one, and boy, were they wrong.

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