A BRIDE’S dissatisfaction with her wedding photos has sparked an online debate.

Alexandra Conder took to TikTok to chronicle her experience with a photographer and the snapper’s editing skills on her wedding pics.

Alexandra Conder raged at her wedding photographer in a series of TikToks

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Alexandra Conder raged at her wedding photographer in a series of TikToksCredit: TikTok/alexandrajaye5
Conder sparked an online debate between fellow brides and photographers

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Conder sparked an online debate between fellow brides and photographersCredit: TikTok/alexandrajaye5

At first glance, Conder expressed how she loved the shots, but 30 days after her festivities faded, she noticed something was off about the pictures.

Conder explains to her TikTok followers how she found her wedding photographer on Instagram and paid almost $8,000 to shoot the event.

“So, she delivered the photos, and, of course, right away, I’m like, ‘Oh my god, I love them, I love them.’ Every single one of them, I’m like beaming with excitement,” the discontent bride said.

“And, then, for about 30 days, I’m staring at the photos, and I’m like, why is there something bothering me? I couldn’t put a finger on it.”

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Conder, who clarifies that she’s a cosmetic artist and did her own makeup for her wedding day, explained how, in the photos, she looks extremely pale, and dull.

The bride said she contacted the photographer about her displeasure with the photos and shared side-by-side images of the edited picture and a snap of her on the wedding day.

“What did she put on my lipstick, what blush am I wearing like what is on my eye, my skin, everything,” a raging Conder said.

Conder proceeded to share three other editing snaps, grumbling about the photographer’s sepia-tone edit.

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“Especially when I looked further, the filter on my teeth, my teeth look yellow, like what is that? My teeth are white, what is that,” she said.

“One last example, this is the ocean. It looks like we got married in Seattle. What is that?” the dissatisfied bride added before clarifying that the photo is “beautiful” nonetheless.

“I’m not discrediting her ability to capture a moment because that she was really good at, but it was the post edit that I was unhappy about.”

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