Easter bunny photoshoot ends in tears
This is why using real bunnies in Easter photo shoots might not be a good idea.
Easter is just around the corner, and as parents prepare to teach their kids about the religious significance of the holiday, it’s also the perfect time for Easter eggs, candy, egg hunts, and of course, adorable photo opportunities.
A photographer recently shared how a mini Easter photoshoot turned chaotic when the "Easter bunny" decided to move.
The model, a toddler called Scarlett, looked calm and composed until the rabbit decided to move, and all sense of tranquillity flew out the window.
Scarlett looked darling in her soft pink ruffled dress. As she gently placed her hand on Peanuts the rabbit, the bunny turned to look at her – and that’s when all calm was lost.
We could almost hear the rabbit saying, "Be cool, be cool, be cool..."
Watch the video below from Instagram.
Consider this fair warning in case you were thinking of doing an Easter photoshoot using real rabbits.
The commentary was hilarious with many people having a laugh about the way things turned out.
"These pictures are a thousand times better than whatever you thought you were gonna get."
"It looked like she thought it was a stuffed toy before. She wasn’t expecting it to move lol."
"The exact same thing happened 40 years ago with my son. Don’t think me uncaring, but his horror of the tiny bunny when it hopped made for the funniest photos. Also made an abrupt END to the session because he screamed for an hour! A traumatizing experience for a child born on Easter. I still have the photos on display & continue to laugh every time I walk past them! Poor Rabbit, no telling how many times he was whisked out of the studio."
"I have to admit the pictures are going to be the best pictures to show all her of her dates."
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