TikTok MUA Got Kicked Out Of ANOTHER Wedding As Drama Continues

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TikTok MUA Got Kicked Out Of ANOTHER Wedding As Drama Continues


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  1. Being HIRED at a wedding does NOT mean you are "attending" the wedding. It does not mean that you are there to have fun and enjoy the things the couple payed for for their GUESTS. Like, imagine if your server in a restaurant just walked over and sat down at your table when you are there for a big family dinner and then started talking all about themself. That is the same sorta "professionalism" this woman showed

  2. I’ve meant a very important lesson here.
    A. I will make my own dress
    B. I will do my own makeup
    C. I will take my own pictures.
    D. I will only invite people I actually like (so like five)
    E. I will have it on family property.
    F. I will cater it myself.

    Seems like that’s the only way. People put too much pressure on a wedding. That’s partly why they cost so much. But the more pressure you put on it, the further you have to fall when it all goes wrong.

  3. She thinks bc everyone is friendly bc they’re so positive, that she’s part of the wedding. Why are people so unprofessional nowadays. Notice she says- what it looks like for me. No one cares about what u feel or what u think. U were paid to do a job. I’ve had clients- I was a business manager to celebs & did movie budgets- say, “come join us for drinks.” Guess what? Thank you for offering however, I have a lot of work to do so I can stay sharp for you or your company. If I have a bad day. I say to myself, hmm I either need to take the day off or put on a smile and leave when I can. I can’t imagine going to a wedding, making my own commercial, thinking that I’m buddy buddy with the clients just bc they’re nice to me & then posting their sacred photos on my own page! The whole minority thing about content is BS bc overstepping and essentially getting paid to shoot ur own commercial is detrimental to said minority businesses. This also makes minority businesses look bad. U know what content would make her look good???? If she posted, “the wedding coordinator graciously sent me the amazing work my team and I did for this beautiful couple.” It’s like when I got recognized in Forbes. What makes u look more professional? A selfie shoot at the award ceremony or posting their sacred photos article from the magazine?

  4. If I’m hired for makeup before a wedding, I do the makeup, make sure everyone is happy with it, wish them a wonderful day, and then leave. Why tf would a person think it’s appropriate to hang around for the entire event, helping yourself to expensive catered food and drinks not meant for you, like, what the fuck?!

  5. As an almost 10 year bridal hair and makeup artist, this is so weird. I don’t stay for extra shots, I don’t want to. I want to get my services done as quick as possible, rarely stopping for bathroom breaks and I don’t want to eat. I ask if anyone needs touch ups, hype the bride up a bit more, and I dip. I want to pack my kit and get home to my family. This woman is full of excuses and unprofessionalism and will not last in the industry.

  6. When white girls have a case on you, you are done. They nitpick and can be vindictive about it. The dress maker has no case, behaved like prima donna, on top of that was rude and deceptive.

  7. She squeezed an inappropriate amount of content from the wedding itself and now she's squeezing an inappropriate amount of content from the "apology"…wow…

  8. She used all those weddings to cope. She was feeling horrible and decided to make everyone else her therapists and took advantage of the situation to make herself feel better. She does not care about the wedding party, the couples, or anyone. Good on that one groom who told her to stop and leave.

  9. it sounds like she should NOT be working weddings – she does not handle them with the proper care and she seems to have a weird complex around weddings/marriage. she needs to leave the wedding business and just focus on like other events or parties instead

  10. Reminds me of that Reddit story where the OP’s wife ruined a baby shower by crying the entire time. She started crying about being infertile (she was not) and the other guests consoled her the entire time, completely ignoring the mom to be. The wife didn’t think she did anything wrong

  11. My mothet recently re married… the photographer had the entire party sign release forms for consent to use some of that footage for marketing. And if we said no they actually blurred us.

    We got a discount they got a commercial.

    At no point was social media the focus of anything.

  12. Her apology is meaningless…the damage had been done. She is totally unprofessional in my opinion …expecting to be treated as a guest and causing all sorts of discomfort to the Bride and Groom and their guests. The fallout seemed to spoil the honeymoon of the couple too.
    She should now shut up!!

  13. Idk, we're all aware that this makeup artist embarrassed herself. She obviously has some personal issues to deal with. However, I guess I missed the reason this new lady (Liz?) felt the need to expose her as well…? Did she say she spoke with the client before posting that video?

  14. Ppl gotta stop with "oh its bc of race" ,"im a black mua and my business is important to me" JUST 🛑🛑🛑🛑 this lady stepped outta bounds way outta bounds period

  15. This is why you can’t give most black owned businesses business. Every time I have given them my business the work is sloppy, unprofessional and I always have to pay more to fix what they worked on by someone else.

  16. this MUA really thinks that saying "it wasn't my intention.." to everything is really going to hold any water with her repeated behavior. She *fully intends* to act the way she does, because that's who she is! Selfish, entitled, self-absorbed, and unprofessional. She does not care about the brides, she does not care about other people, she does not care about a single thing other than herself. And you bet she tried to make a million excuses, tried to play the race card, and never once accepted that her behavior is an issue. She just did the "I'm sorry if you felt…" like girl, NO. Apologize for your intentional sabotage of other people's weddings for your own gain.

  17. This may sound insensitive because I know that as human beings, we're all going through sh*t. Mentally, physically, emotionally, financially. . .everyone is fighting their own personal battles right?

    But it's never okay to impose yourself onto other people, especially if they aren't specially trained/certified to do so. It's one thing to reach out to friends and family for comfort, advice, etc, but one reason why I'm always apprehensive about getting too chummy with people too soon is because you always have those folks who mistake basic human kindness for a chance at free therapy.

    I really don't think this woman was hell-bent on ruining anyone's special day. I think she was going through something personally and inadvertently let her personal struggles seep into her professional work. I think the wedding vendors, bridal parties, etc, would've had more sympathy for her if she just admitted what was going on instead of playing victim when she was asked to leave.