Bride-to-Be Sweetly Destroys Man Who Threatens to Call Cops on Her in Video Outtake

A bride-to-be is being praised for the way she handled a frustrating situation after a couple threatened to call the cops on her and her videographer in the middle of a recording she was dedicating to the groom ahead of their wedding.

Taylor Skeens (@bright.eyesss) uploaded a video to TikTok with a caption detailing the "only drama" she encountered when it came to her wedding.

A text overlay in the clip reads: "Man threatens to call cops while bride films sentimental video for husband."

The video begins with the bride looking into the camera as they film in an outdoor location. Someone can be heard saying off camera: "So you're already rolling so whenever you're feeling ready, you'll go."

He continues, "You'll go and we will try not to move 'cause of the gravel." She smiles into the camera and appears to acknowledge what the videographer said before the clip jumps forward a bit.

Taylor wrote in a text overlay for the clip. "The videographer saw an older couple walking by and politely stopped them to explain that we were filming the bride, and the audio picks up gravel."

The camera operator can be heard speaking with some folks off camera as the woman begins looking around. Throughout the clip, her facial reactions seem to tell the tale of what's happening; her smile disappears then re-appears several times. She goes from looking concerned, to happy, to confused, as a range of other expressions decorate her countenance throughout the clip.

Apparently, the conversation between the videographer and the elderly couple didn't go well. The overlay reads: "He would not let us explain so he interrupted three times saying, 'I don't want to be on video.'"

Which suggests that maybe there was some type of misunderstanding between the videographer and the elderly couple: Did the man think that the camera operator was asking him to appear on camera?

"I'm good, I'm good," a voice out of frame can be heard stating as more gravelly footsteps sound off.

"No, no I'm not asking," the videographer can be heard saying, and then the man states that the person is indeed "asking for something."

He then tells the videographer: "You're on private property and we're watching their house right now."

However, Taylor clarifies in another overlay that: "The house he's talking about is the Airbnb we were staying at all weekend."

The man then directly speaks to the bride, asking her to "get off the fence," to which she replies: "No, I won't. If you want to call someone you can but we have permission to do this from the owners..."

The man then asks if the owners are currently there to which she replies that if he would like to call them then he "totally can," making a gesture with her hand to her face as if she's speaking into a phone.

Off-camera, he continues to talk about who owns the house as Taylor continues to smile and just tell the man that he can simply phone them up.

"I'm calling the cops," the man says, to which Taylor just responds with a smile as she says, "OK."

He then asks for her name and she informs him that she's not going to be doing that because he's not an officer. As the man begins to try and tell her about any potential problems that could arise from her being on private property, she tells him that she believes he just has a "pet peeve'" with the videographer because he asked him to not walk near the camera as it picks up the noise of folks walking on gravel.

"You're coming off as a very ugly person," she tells him, before stating, "So thank you and have a great walk. Goodbye," she tells him.

"Continue to be a tourist," another person can be heard saying, presumably the other half of the "elderly couple" Taylor referenced.

"I don't care, I love this place as a tourist, thank you," she responds to the woman, before laughing.

"Wow," she states, laughing. "That really is gonna..."

The videographer approaches her and apologizes, which she tells him isn't necessary. "Honestly ... I don't like that," she tells the team.

"I was being so nice," the guy said to her, and Taylor agreed.

"He didn't even hear you out," she said to the camera operator, who mentioned that the man "didn't even let [him] finish."

Taylor proceeded to call the elderly man a "snooty" individual before the video ultimately cuts out.

Numerous commenters who saw Taylor's video commended the way that she handled the situation: "Girl you handled that so well kept it very classy," one person wrote.

Another wrote down their particular fondness for one of the replies Taylor had to the rude elderly couple: "'I don't care, I love this place as a tourist' — YESSS GIRL."

While someone else couldn't believe how well she kept her composure considering the fact that someone was threatening to call the police on her as she was recording a video ahead of her wedding.

"'Thank you and have a great walk. Goodbye!' How do you sound like a princess as someone is threatening to call the cops on you? I wish."