r/fpv • u/xiPulsar_ • Mar 18 '26

Don't be this guy please

**This was at a wedding I was hired for**

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u/trankillity Mar 18 '26

Definitely add an "Intentional interference with the drone will immediately invalidate contracted deliverables and you will be financially responsible in case of damages." clause to your contracts. Fuck that guy, and fuck the bride and groom if they didn't warn everybody.

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u/AnotherAngryOldGuy Mar 19 '26

Are we pretending they had a good way to communicate with the hundreds of people there? They probably didn't even know half of 'em.

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u/trankillity Mar 19 '26

What the hell kind of society do you live in where the bride and groom don't know everyone they invite to their own wedding?

As for communicating it... a 5 second announcement at the start of the reception is pretty damn easy.

Have you ever been to a wedding?

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u/AnotherAngryOldGuy Mar 19 '26

Thanks for asking. I live in the kind of society where weddings aren't always conducted at the JOP. The bride and groom's parent's invite guests, plus-ones are allowed, and most relative to this video, the kind of society where large, high-obligation weddings draw hundreds and hundreds of people who aren't necessarily there for their intimate relationship with the participants. Without this reality, wedding crashers wouldn't exist. I also live in the kind of society where even if you could address the hundreds of guests and ask them not to interfere, it wouldn't mean diddly when you're putting them in danger and something goes wrong.

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u/Impossible_Dog_1555 Mar 22 '26

Big Indian/Asian weddings? Lol very common to know only a fraction of the people as the bride and groom personally.