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Taylor Swift Gets Couple's Wedding Video Muted Over Copyright Claim

Really, Taylor? Really?

By Sharon Lynn Pruitt Oct 12, 2015, 3:19 PM ET

Taylor Swift Photo: Getty Images

Taylor Swift may be known for going hard when it comes to copyright infringement, but this is might be some next level pettiness.

Youtube vloggers Rose and Rosie had their entire 30-minute wedding video (including their vows) muted because snippets of the footage contained Taylor Swift songs (because, you know, their first dance was to a Taylor Swift song). I bet they're wishing they'd just danced to "At Last" like everyone else.

By including our first dance to @taylorswift13 in our wedding vid, we have now lost our vows, speeches & our entire audio, due to copyright
— Roxeterawr (@RoxeteraRibbons) October 10, 2015

Your song was so special to us, and we have made no money from the track, we simply enjoyed our first dance to it. @taylorswift13
— Roxeterawr (@RoxeteraRibbons) October 10, 2015

All of the audio on our wedding video has been removed because we danced to Shake It Off. We didn't upload it to make money and we haven't!
— Rose Dix (@RoseEllenDix) October 8, 2015

I'm going to write Swift an open letter. She'll understand.
— Rose Dix (@RoseEllenDix) October 8, 2015

For the time being, Rose and Rosie are holding out hope that Taylor will understand, and that this is all just a misunderstanding. There's no way of knowing who is reposible for the take down notice. It could have been made by someone on Taylor's team, without her knowledge. Maybe Taylor will make a big show of apologizing with some lavish wedding gift? Or maybe they'll all go to court.