This bride is blushing for all the wrong reasons.
In papers filed in Manhattan Supreme Court, Sara Bostwick says what should have been the happiest day of her life was marred by a snap-happy wedding photographer who took pictures of her in her underwear — and then put the racy shots up on the Internet for friends, family and complete strangers to see.
Now she’s suing the shutterbug, Carolyn Monastra, and the studio she works for, Christian Oth Inc., charging they’ve caused her to “suffer severe emotional injuries, including post-traumatic stress disorder.”
The beet-faced bride had reason to expect better — Oth has been rated one of the top 10 wedding studios in the world by American Photo magazine, and it was featured in the Anne Hathaway/Kate Hudson movie “Bride Wars.”
A rep for the studio declined to comment, as did Bostwick and her lawyer.
The suit says Bostwick tied the knot on Sept. 20 of last year. She “forbade” Monastra from taking pictures of her in a state of undress — but the photographer apparently kept snapping away and racy shots, even after Bostwick complained about them, ended up online, the suit says.