One SNS user posted wedding photos on their account announcing their marriage, showing the man and woman sitting side by side in wedding attire. The mobile invitation read, "We are getting married. Instead of a wedding, we want to celebrate our new beginning by sharing delicious meals and warm moments with our most precious family. We will cherish all the hearts of those who congratulate us and become a couple who cherish and love each other." However, shortly after, the account revealed the photographer who took the photos and raised the issue, stating, "The photographer who took the photo," and added, "Even though I already informed you that you wouldn't use the photos ," Nevertheless, it has been confirmed that both Instagram and Threads have not deleted the photo and are still using it, so I would like to say it again." He continued, "The photo in question was taken by me myself, and the portrait rights of the person in the photo Separate from the portrait rights, the copyright to the photo itself belongs to me as the photographer. I have neither consented to nor permitted the use or alteration of the photo," he stated. The controversial photo has almost identical composition to the original wedding photo, but the face in the photo appears to have been synthesized using AI technology to resemble someone else's. There is growing controversy over whether changing the person's face in the photo allows free use of the original photo. Netizens responded, "Are you saying they actually made the invitation like that? It's a shame," "It's hard to believe there was any need to steal it," "Why did they do that?", and "Was the wedding a lie and fabricated to receive congratulatory money?"
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