Spot The Mistake!

Ok i actually googled it to have a mootch !!! (quiet day at work)

should it be eat pray love rather than play?!

Ah, just realised you said the photo!

his button hole is on the wrong side!

I think he means something that's wrong with the actual photo. Can't work out what it is but the picture I'm looking at is tiny so that doesn't help!

The groom doesn't look like he's wearing a wedding ring...but this might be because the photo's flipped and that's not his left hand....

Bleached out dress? (that could be my monitor giving me that effect though)

The non picky answer is the grooms flower is on the wrong side.

I would love to let this run but it seems that the fun's over guys. So the winner is... I'm going to give it to Miss Bass for noticing the grooms flower was on the wrong side. It was the ring that I first noticed and wondered if they were actually married! However the most logical explanation would be that the photo has indeed been 'switched' WHY? not sure - perhaps the magazine editor will read this post and explain. I think it was a mistake though ☹️

Sorry Mrs Bass, I just realised you were recently married... That's my mistake!

I keep seeing 'f;ipped' photos in mags, and 'flipped' scenes on tv...

why do people do this?

I'd go so far as to say this wasn't a real bride and groom, just a staged shot by a couple of models.

yay me!

i spotted that he didnt have a ring on butafter posting earlier today on a thread about not all couples and especially men wearing rings i kept on looking!

maybe once they had aranges the layour of the cover and the text etc, they decided the dress looked better on the left so mirrored the image.....or they just stuck the flower on the wrong side!

why do they have to be on a certain side? I rememebr when my flowers arrived from Rainbow Florist, she had put instructions on which side the button holes and corsages should go, is it doen to tradition or photography resons?!

To be very very pedantic....the origins of which side flowers are worn has changed over the years, although that is more specific for the ladies.

Brides holding flowers in one hand only tends to lead towards unevenly balance shoulders...although ironically in this shot it is not as bad as many I have seen.

Peter

I see this quite a bit in wedding magazines. They flip the image to improve the layout etc. Although button holes can be on either left or right side or both (the lapel hole that is and not 2 button holes at once!) the outer breast pocket is always on the right. So its a pretty easy spot.

Am i being really dense? What side should the groom wear the buttonhole (from the grooms pespective?)

On his left.

I'm wondering the same thing. Didn't know there was a right or wrong side!

No ones being dense. ? It is right as you look at it, or left from the wearers perspective.

Could it be for copyright purposes? I know one magazine after the royal wedding had a photo of will and kate but it was flipped and was something to do with copyright i think? Could be wrong though.

Ah yes, thats the one. you can see where its a perfect copy of her left arm and left side of her waist. nobodies waist is that perfectly proportioned on both sides!