Bride is left HORRIFIED by her wedding photos that show her cackling with joy
The newlywed is warning other brides to ‘practice their soft smiles’ for their nuptials – after being horrified by her own candid photos that show her with her mouth wide open and flashing VERY wide grin
- Phoebe Batteson-Brown, from London, took to TikTok with a series of snapshots
- The 32-year-old, who works as an actor, urged people to practice a “soft smile.”
- But others were quick to defend the photos that captured Phoebe’s “utter joy.”
A bride has been horrified by her wedding photos where she cackled repeatedly with her mouth wide open.
Phoebe Batteson-Brown, from London, took to TikTok to share a series of snapshots taken on her big day — while issuing a warning to others tying the knot.
The 32-year-old, who works as an actor and comedian, urged couples to practice their “gentle smiles” before the ceremony if they want “aesthetic” images.
But other social media users were quick to defend the photos, saying they captured the newlywed’s “total joy.”
Phoebe Batteson-Brown, from London, took to TikTok to share a series of snaps taken on her big day — while issuing a warning to others tying the knot
The 32-year-old shared a slew of photos from the wedding day showing her in a dazzling wedding dress
Phoebe, who works as an actor and comedian, urged couples to practice their “gentle smiles” before the ceremony if they want “aesthetic” snaps
In all the photos shown, Phoebe can be seen with her mouth wide open in sheer delight – much to her dismay
In the clip, which has been viewed more than 1.6 million times, Phoebe stares at the camera in thought.
There’s an overwritten caption that reads, “Someone didn’t practice a ‘gentle smile’ for their marriage and it shows…”
She then shares a slew of photos from the wedding day where she can be seen in a dazzling gown – posing with her bouquet, walking hand in hand with new husband Max and holding a glass of bubbly.
But in all the photos shown, Phoebe can be seen with her mouth wide open in sheer joy – much to her dismay.
She uploaded the video next to a caption that read “soft smile who” and overlayed it with a backing track of JVKE’s “I Can’t Help It.”
Despite her apparent dissatisfaction, other social media users were quick to flood the comments with support.
One of them wrote, “Aww, it just shows how happy and excited you were.”
Another added, “No, but the ENTIRE joy fills my heart.”
Despite her apparent dissatisfaction, other social media users were quick to flood the comments with support
And a third said, ‘So much personality and happiness in that smile. Those are the authentic ones!’
For anyone out of the loop, a “soft smile” is defined as “one where your lips gently curl at the corners of your mouth, revealing the occasional slight tooth,” according to the popular wedding site The knot.
It claims it looks “elegant” and “gentle without being overly expressive.”
But concludes: ‘For many, a soft smile is elusive and mysterious.’