Justin Montney’s fiancée died before their wedding. When he asked their videographer for his $1,800 back, the company built a website in his name to attack him. Then it posted on their wedding day. Alexis Wyatt, 22, died in a Colorado car crash in February 2020, three months before the ceremony. The company refused to refund the deposit, citing their nonrefundable contract. Montney acknowledged the terms but asked them to reconsider. After he spoke to local news and negative reviews poured in, the company launched a website publishing their exchanges, and claimed his deposit had paid to keep it online for two years. On May 23, the day he should have married Alexis, it posted a photo of the couple alongside this message: “We hope you sob and cry all day for what would have been your wedding day.” “Sorry, not sorry.”