Michelle and Jake from Boston, MA planned their wedding for over a year. Then came the Camera Malfunction. "Our photographer's camera had a settings issue during the ceremony. Half the photos came out overexposed—you couldn't see our faces clearly." Michelle says. "We'd paid a lot for photography. Seeing those washed-out images was disappointing."

What Went Wrong

The Camera Malfunction affected the photos in ways they hadn't expected. When Michelle reviewed the images afterward, most of them had problems.

The photographer had done what they could. But some things can't be fixed on the day.

Wedding photo before restoration showing issues — One of the photos that had problems.

“The ceremony photos look the way they should have looked from the start.”
— Michelle, Boston, MA

Looking for a Fix

Michelle searched online for wedding photo restoration. She found Made To Delight and uploaded a few of the worst photos to see what was possible.

"I sent the ones I'd almost deleted," Michelle says. "I wasn't sure they could be saved."

The Restored Photos

The photos came back looking different than she expected. "The overexposure is gone. You can see our faces now. My photographer asked how it was done."

A restored wedding photo showing the couple — The restored version of a photo that was nearly unusable.

Wedding photos affected by weather, lighting, or equipment issues can often be restored. Upload your photos to see what's possible.

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The Album Now

Michelle ordered prints of the restored photos and had them added to their wedding album. The rescued photos are mixed in with the ones that turned out fine.

"You can't tell which ones had problems," Michelle says. "That's all I wanted. Photos that look like our wedding was supposed to look."

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