Wedding Photo Taken as Photographer Falls Sparks Wave of Wedding Fail Tales
On 4/19/21 at 5:44 AM EDT
A picture taken by a wedding photographer in mid-fall is going viral and inspiring social media users to share their own funny wedding photo fails.
The black and white photo, which showed the wedding party looking shocked as they watch the fall, was taken by Chase Richardson of Followell Fotography at a wedding at Mcclain Lodge in Mississippi on June 21, 2014.
It first went viral in 2015 when it was featured by Jimmy Fallon in a segment on wedding fails on
The Tonight Show.
I love this. It’s a picture taken by a wedding photographer who fell over as he was taking it. pic.twitter.com/thS2Cyn8ti Simon London (@slondonuk) April 16, 2021
Damage reported in Central Miss. as storms bring rain and tornadoes Damage reported in Central Miss. as storms bring rain and tornadoes (Source: Sheriff Bryan Bailey) By WLBT Digital | April 9, 2021 at 11:45 PM CDT - Updated April 9 at 11:45 PM
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Damage has been reported and tornadoes have been spotted as severe storms barreled through Central Mississippi Friday evening.
A tree collapsed on a Lake Harbor mobile home after a storm passed through the area around 9:30 p.m.
Shortly before this, a home in Northeast Jackson on Brecon Drive had its roof collapse. Nobody inside was injured.
Damage reported in Central Miss. as storms come barreling through
Dramatic moment tornado tears through Central Mississippi bringing flash flooding and leaving 34,000 homes without power
Video shows a twister charting a path through Pelahatchie, Rankin County, late Friday evening, as a tornado siren blares
Another tornado was reported near McClain Lodge in Brandon
Severe storms also brought hail, strong winds and flash flooding to the state
At least two homes were destroyed with trees and power lines collapsing on a mobile home in Lake Harbor
By Saturday morning, 34,000 homes were left without power The NWS said Saturday the severe weather threat was over but urged caution due to persistent flooding