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VERIFY: No, a wedding photographer didn't fake photos for a viral post

A viral post from a wedding photographer called out a guest for ruining photos. But some claimed the whole thing was faked. Our VERIFY team got the answers.

Published: 7:14 PM EDT July 15, 2019

Updated: 7:16 PM EDT July 15, 2019

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