- Gabby Morgan Swaine, 27, from Illinois, is the founder of GM Photography
- She went viral after showing how to secure jewelry with a bridal makeup staple
- Gabby’s video has been viewed more than 1.7 million times
A wedding photographer has revealed her brilliant hack for ensuring a bride’s necklace stays in place all day and looks perfect in every photo.
Gabby Morgan Swaine, 27, from Springfield, Illinois, is the founder of GM Photography, the wedding business she runs with the help of her sister, Tori, and her husband, Matt.
The content creator, who uses the handle @gabbymorganphotos, went viral on TikTok after demonstrating how a bridal makeup staple can also be used to keep your jewelry in the right spot.
Gabby shared a video of one of her brides using eyelash glue to secure her necklace pendant to her chest while getting ready.
Gabby Morgan Swaine, 27, from Springfield, Illinois , is the founder of GM Photography
The content creator, who uses the handle @gabbymorganphotos, went viral on TikTok after demonstrating how to ensure a bride’s necklace stays in place all day
‘Wedding day hack: eyelash glue on the back of your necklace to keep it in place all day long,’ she wrote in the on-screen text.
The trick is beneficial to both brides and photographers, according to Gabby, who worked her first wedding when she was just 15 years old.
‘Dear brides, eyelash glue is your new best friend,’ she explained in the caption.
‘This hack was MADE for wedding photographers [because] it ensures the bride’s jewelry stays in place all day, making it one less thing to worry about in photos.’
Gabby’s video has been viewed more than 1.7 million times since it was posted on September 7.
‘Where was this when I needed it! That’s all I notice in our wedding pictures,’ one former bride commented.
‘I did this & my husband was genuinely curious how my necklace never moved that day,’ someone else shared.
‘This is freaking genius!’ someone else gushed.
Gabby shared a video of one of her brides using eyelash glue to secure her necklace pendant to her chest while getting ready
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‘This hack was MADE for wedding photographers [because] it ensures the bride’s jewelry stays in place all day, making it one less thing to worry about in photos,’ she wrote in the caption
Gabby’s video has been viewed more than 1.7 million times since it was posted on September 7, but the hack got mixed reviews from commenters
Some people recommended gluing the clasp to her neck instead, while others claimed they tried the hack for themselves and it didn’t work.
‘If it’s outside wedding and hot… it won’t work lol,’ one user noted. ‘We tried it and it failed.’
Someone else claimed the bride was looking down when she secured the necklace, and ‘it’ll pull off’ when she looks back up.
There were also a few viewers who found the concern to be ridiculous.
‘Yes, [because] that’s what I’m worried about on my wedding day,’ one person sarcastically responded.
‘Seems a bit extreme,’ another agreed.