Chip Chick
Several weeks after her wedding, she still never got her wedding photos, so she asked her photographer when they would be ready.
Her photographer indicated that it would be a couple more weeks before her photos were done, but that wasn’t the situation at all.
It took her 2 more months to get her photos, and interestingly enough, not a single one happened to be edited.
Instead, her photographer slapped a vignette over each photo and called it a day. Although she felt let down, she wasn’t one to jump on leaving a terrible review for that alone.
“But as months went on I kept hearing more stories about how rude she was to our guests,” she continued.
“How she wasn’t taking any photos during the reception (we asked for the most photos then). She also apparently decided to use our open bar for our guests as a challenge to drink as much as she can and that’s why she was getting so agitated because she’s an angry drunk.”
Well, when all of the details leaked, she knew it was time to post the review that this photographer deserved, though she did decide to take a few more months before posting it.
She didn’t want to leave one bad review and watch this woman’s little business implode, so she carefully weighed her options.
But in the end, she felt compelled to write the review, so she did. She was quite shocked though to see that the photographer commented on her review, clearly not even phased by it.
“But I’m now getting texts from people saying I shouldn’t have posted it and people are bombing her reviews with positive things to cover mine up,” she concluded.
She’s concerned that leaving the review that she did wasn’t the best thing to do after all. What do you think?
