Novice wedding planner demands her sister-in-law hand over her old wedding photos as promotion for her new business, she refuses: 'It's misleading, she was a guest'

The wedding industry is full of "fake it 'til you make it" types. 

A vendor realizes this after working for all of 2 minutes in the wedding world, because despite their peers claiming to have years and years of experience, it seems like nobody knows what they're doing. Alas, like the novice wedding planner in this viral story, all you need are a few random, old wedding photos to promote your fledgling company, and you're suddenly in business. 

But when this newbie wedding coordinator's sister-in-law caught wind of her misleading plan to swindle future customers with her nuptial memories, she put her foot down and refused. Now, with a husband and sister-in-law caught in the crosshairs of a moral debate, the entire family is getting involved in the launch of one woman's small business, and the ethics of using someone else's work to promote yourself in the wedding industry. 

Hint: Self-promotion only gets you so far in this world, but a strong moral compass is much more valuable.