A bride has earned plenty of laughs after pointing out that her wedding pictures make it look like she's in a throuple with her husband and his best man.
High school sweethearts Ashley Rossi and Alexander Renzi tied the knot in Newport, Rhode Island, on August 4, 2022. A year later, she is still amused by how their professional portraits turned out.
Ashley, a 'bride turned WIFEY,' according to her TikTok bio, has more than 22,000 followers on the platform, where she posts wedding and marriage content.
The creator, who uses the handle @ashleyrossi, went viral after looking back on all the wedding photos that feature her husband's best man.
Bride Ashley Rossi went viral on TikTok after poking fun at her wedding photos, which make it look like she's in a throuple with her husband and his best man
'When your photographer fails to tell you that you, your husband, and his best man look like a throuple in every pic,' she wrote in the on-screen text
The video begins with the groomsman placing her bouquet of flowers next to her while she is posing with her new husband.
'When your photographer fails to tell you that you, your husband, and his best man look like a throuple in every pic,' she wrote in the on-screen text. 'Just wait...'
The footage then cuts to a series of portraits of Ashley standing between the two men as if they were in a love triangle.
In one particularly amusing shot, her husband is carrying her in his arms while his best man is smiling behind them.
'There's just so many,' she added in the caption.
Ashley's video has been viewed more than 3.1 million times and has received hundreds of comments since it was posted on July 24.
Fans couldn't resist joking about the benefits of being in a threesome, with one person writing, 'Hey triple the income! Even better!'
'You didn’t marry him, you married both of them,' someone else noted.
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Ashley's video has been viewed more than 3.1 million times and has received hundreds of comments since it was posted on July 24
'I honestly didn’t know who the husband was until the kiss picture,' another admitted.
Others insisted that the photos are 'giving Vampire Diaries' — a supernatural teen drama involving a love triangle with two brothers — and 'BookTok' vibes.
'Some of these pictures look like the cover for a spicy romance novel,' one commenter noted.
Ashley also got some requests to set the video to the parody song Garfunkel and Oates's parody song 'Me, You and Steve' — which is about a friend tagging along with a couple.
She responded with a follow-up clip featuring the song, writing in the caption, 'You guys asked for it.'
Ashley may get a kick out of the pictures, but some brides aren't so lucky.
A Montana-based content creator named Brooke went viral this year after revealing she paid a whopping $3,000 for 'terrible' wedding photos.
She accused the wedding photographer — whom she didn't name — of poorly editing the images, not capturing her best angles, and then refusing to refund her money after she complained.
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