A bride and groom wanted something "a bit different" for their wedding album, but this crude snap has landed them in a storm of controversy.
Gareth Ferguson, 29, and his wife, Toni, 26, simulated a sex act in a cheeky shot taken after their nuptials last month. The lovebirds, from Whitehaven, Cumbria, snuck off and giggled their way through their photo session after the main photos were out of the way and guests were seated.
But some people didn't see the humour when the picture was posted online and eventually removed from Facebook after a number of negative comments.
Plans for the saucy sex act simulation snap were kept secret until the couple of four years shared the picture on social media, but the stunt backfired when they were slated online.
Gareth, a bus driver, said:
"The photo was both of our ideas. We wanted to do something a bit different.
Nobody knew about it except the photographer. He found it hilarious when we told him what we wanted before the big day - he loved it.
We were in absolute hysterics. I'm glad you couldn't see her face and I had my back to my camera because we could not stop laughing.
Toni spent ages just staring at the floor giggling like a schoolgirl. I don't think she would have made it through any of the others I wanted to do. That was by far the tamest one."The couple said everyone close to them had a laugh but the snap, which contains no visible nudity, received nasty comments and messages from strangers when it was posted online.
And the couple believe the image has now been removed from Facebook due to it being reported.
Mirror UK
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