It may come across as an extreme case of nuptial nostalgia: A now-divorced New York man saying a photography studio should pay to recreate his wedding to make up for what he considers flawed pictures and video.
But Todd Remis said Tuesday his lawsuit is about holding a business to a pledge, not holding onto a broken marriage.
Remis says in a statement provided to The Associated Press that the dispute's about what he calls H&H Photographers' "failure to deliver after a promise" to retouch the photos.
It's his first public response to a flurry of commentary on the case in recent months.
An owner says H&H offered to adjust the photos but didn't hear from Remis until he demanded a refund and interest about five years later.
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