Bride and groom's fall shows why wedding photoshoots are insufferable

Can't we dispense with wedding photoshoots?

That awkward space of time where the guests are forced to ask: "What are we supposed to do for the two-and-a-half hours between the wedding and the reception".

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Meanwhile, photographers are taking tens of thousands of photos of the happy couples and their increasingly-fatigued bridal parties.

Can't we go back to the '70s when a wedding was lucky to be captured on two rolls of film?

We can file this video under: "Of course this happened".

Bride and groom Grace and Talen were having photos taken on a beach in the English county of Cornwall when disaster struck.

Talen was coaxed by videographer Bruce Neil into picking up his bride and spinning her in circles.

And it took only a few revolutions before Talen tripped on a rock and both came a cropper.

"Watch out for the rock. Watch out for the f---ing rock," Bruce cries.

Now we all know weddings are glorious expressions of love and people are so joyous they aren't thinking clearly.

But aren't English people prepared for there being rocks on their beaches?

Let's not mention the fact that Talen had hiked Grace's dress all the way up to spin her around.

"That's not going in the video," Talen tells a laughing Bruce.

We wish Talen and Grace all the best.