{"id":39357,"date":"2016-06-08T06:17:39","date_gmt":"2016-06-07T20:17:39","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/content.easyweddings.com\/au\/articles\/wedding-photographer-claims-she-can-spot-a-marriage-that-wont-last\/"},"modified":"2021-11-10T04:57:53","modified_gmt":"2021-11-09T17:57:53","slug":"wedding-photographer-claims-she-can-spot-a-marriage-that-wont-last","status":"publish","type":"au-article","link":"https:\/\/www.easyweddings.com.au\/articles\/wedding-photographer-claims-she-can-spot-a-marriage-that-wont-last\/","title":{"rendered":"Wedding photographer claims she can spot a marriage that won’t last – on your wedding day"},"content":{"rendered":"
With more than 100 weddings under her belt, reddit user – and wedding photographer\u00a0–\u00a0ModernDayCinderella\u00a0reckons she can spot a marriage that won’t last\u00a0– on the day of the wedding.<\/p>\n The unidentified photographer\u00a0recently posted a list of telltale behaviours, she says, are\u00a0sure-fire signs that a marriage is\u00a0doomed <\/a>before it even begins, things, she says, have proven time and time again to signal a marriage that is already on the rocks – whether the couple realise it or not.<\/p>\n The post\u00a0has\u00a0received so much global media attention –\u00a0and hundreds of\u00a0responses – and, though much of her advice makes perfect sense and most respondents have agreed with her, she has, nonetheless, removed all traces of her comments.<\/p>\n However,\u00a0once something’s on the Internet, it’s there forever, so here’s ModernDayCinderella’s list of traits that, she says, are guaranteed to lead to\u00a0a very short marriage:<\/p>\n The terms ‘bridezilla’ and\u00a0‘groomzilla’ are (sometimes)\u00a0playful names given to a bride or groom who needs to be in complete control of everything (and is\u00a0known to have the odd temper tantrum or two)!<\/p>\n According to ModernDayCinderella, this type of behaviour on a wedding day is, unfortunately, a very clear sign of things to come.<\/p>\n “If you’re a Bride \/ Groomzilla then that’s a tell, too.” She said.<\/a>\u00a0“All of my monsters have been absolute control freaks and refuse to let people help them, but then get p****d that nobody helps them.<\/p>\n “This tells me a lot about your personality and a lot of can be seen in your interaction with your significant other.”<\/p>\n [ew-supplier-carousel]<\/p>\n Your wedding day can be pretty stressful, so it’s not unusual for\u00a0even the most loved-up couple to\u00a0find themselves quibbling about all sorts of little things, but, says ModernDayCinderella, if\u00a0you’re spending chunks of your precious wedding day arguing with each other, especially about petty things, rather than enjoying yourself and celebrating your love for each other, this won’t\u00a0bode well for a long and peaceful\u00a0marriage.<\/p>\n “Fighting at the wedding about petty things. I’ve seen a lot of this.”\u00a0The photographer<\/a> said.\u00a0“I know weddings are stressful, but you should be able to work through petty small things easily and move on.<\/p>\n “Almost all of my couples will hold grudges for at least the rest of the night, which, in turn, ruins their images.<\/p>\n “I have to be the one that tells them, ‘look, I know you’re p****d at each other right now, but for the sake of your lifetime memories, fake that you like each other for the rest of the night.’<\/p>\n Cake smashing, where a couple smash a piece of cake into their new spouse’s face rather than demurely nibbling on a piece as per tradition, may be an increasingly popular practise, but that doesn’t necessarily make it a nice\u00a0one.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
Letting your inner-bridezilla or inner-groomzilla loose<\/h2>\n
Fighting on your wedding day…<\/h2>\n
Smashing the cake… rather than eating it<\/h2>\n