An Australian photographer has just become popular, not for his awesome shots but the result of a 26,000-word "rant" on his Facebook page.
Australian photographer in viral 'epic rant' tells couples to ban phones and cameras at weddings
Thomas began his complaint by posting a photo with the caption "Look at this photo. This groom had to lean out past the aisle just to see his bride approaching. Why?"
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Thomas Stewart explained why couples should ban cameras and phones at their weddings other than the photographer's equipment.
He touched some brilliant points from a photographer's point of view, saying that these wedding guests who bring them ruin the once-in-a-lifetime pictures adding that "it sucks".
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Thomas began his complaint by posting a photo with the caption "Look at this photo. This groom had to lean out past the aisle just to see his bride approaching. Why? Because guests with their phones were in the aisle and in his way," the photographer wrote. "This sucks."
The post has been shared over 60,000 times on Facebook.
This move has been practiced by some couples, including celebrity couple Dwyane Wadewho specifically asked invited wedding guests to leave their gadgets at home.
Read his post above.
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