Well that's good to hear. Kestra I remember seeing your wedding photos, they were fantastic. 
I suppose I'll offer up another example of her idiocy.
At one point, after two hours of photos at the bride's aunt's house (she has a very pretty backyard with a big garden, multi-level pond, etc.) we went to the place where the wedding was being held, a golf course that also does weddings. The photographer went off with the bride and groom for photos and the rest of us sat around. A half-hour into it, I was very bored and still needed to setup the audio and video we were going to use (I was best man/free video and audio guy, haha). So a friend and I go to setup the wireless microphones, belt packs, cameras, etc. That "funeral pyre" they were under proved awesome for hiding wireless microphones in and they ended up sounding great.
Anyway, another half-hour later, one of the groomsman comes up and goes, "where were you?" I tell him I've just been setting up the video and audio and he goes, "well we just took a couple photos with the party, you weren't there!" The photographer didn't bother to notice the best man of the wedding was missing and didn't bother to send anyone to get me. It's not as if I had ran off; I was outside at the actual wedding ceremony site, right outside the reception hall. She later finds me and tries to chide me and I gave her a few sly, snippy replies to shut her up. It's not my job to read her mind when she wants a photo. I would think she would, after having already taken two hours of photos, known there should be a bride, groom, five bridesmaids, five groomsmen, a best man and a maid of honor. But it was my fault for not sitting on my ass for longer waiting for her, instead of doing something useful. Ugh.
The pictures better be good.
I suppose I'll offer up another example of her idiocy.At one point, after two hours of photos at the bride's aunt's house (she has a very pretty backyard with a big garden, multi-level pond, etc.) we went to the place where the wedding was being held, a golf course that also does weddings. The photographer went off with the bride and groom for photos and the rest of us sat around. A half-hour into it, I was very bored and still needed to setup the audio and video we were going to use (I was best man/free video and audio guy, haha). So a friend and I go to setup the wireless microphones, belt packs, cameras, etc. That "funeral pyre" they were under proved awesome for hiding wireless microphones in and they ended up sounding great.
Anyway, another half-hour later, one of the groomsman comes up and goes, "where were you?" I tell him I've just been setting up the video and audio and he goes, "well we just took a couple photos with the party, you weren't there!" The photographer didn't bother to notice the best man of the wedding was missing and didn't bother to send anyone to get me. It's not as if I had ran off; I was outside at the actual wedding ceremony site, right outside the reception hall. She later finds me and tries to chide me and I gave her a few sly, snippy replies to shut her up. It's not my job to read her mind when she wants a photo. I would think she would, after having already taken two hours of photos, known there should be a bride, groom, five bridesmaids, five groomsmen, a best man and a maid of honor. But it was my fault for not sitting on my ass for longer waiting for her, instead of doing something useful. Ugh.
The pictures better be good.
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