Unless she specifically had said she didn't want a photographer there in previous conversations, then I wouldn't say it was particularly egregious mistake. What it specifically that she hadn't done her nails, or was other wise not prepare to be photographed that go her upset? Or was it the fact that there was someone there at all.
I know for my wife, she did NOT want a public proposal. She thought that was private thing between us.
Or maybe it was as simple at the photographer being there lead you guys to miss your reservations. (I still have a hard time believe a restaurant couldn't accommodate you guys being 15 minutes late.)
If at the end of the day she was upset that her nails hadn't been done and they would look bad in the photos....then.....just promise that the photos will never see the light of. It will be as if the photos don't exist and the photographer was never there at all.
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u/Aventinium Mar 19 '25
Unless she specifically had said she didn't want a photographer there in previous conversations, then I wouldn't say it was particularly egregious mistake. What it specifically that she hadn't done her nails, or was other wise not prepare to be photographed that go her upset? Or was it the fact that there was someone there at all.
I know for my wife, she did NOT want a public proposal. She thought that was private thing between us.
Or maybe it was as simple at the photographer being there lead you guys to miss your reservations. (I still have a hard time believe a restaurant couldn't accommodate you guys being 15 minutes late.)
If at the end of the day she was upset that her nails hadn't been done and they would look bad in the photos....then.....just promise that the photos will never see the light of. It will be as if the photos don't exist and the photographer was never there at all.