Do you know this photographer? Newlyweds seek mystery shooter who took pictures of their guests then vanished after realising she was at the WRONG wedding

A couple got married at the Sandringham Yacht Club in Victoria in January

Gus and Danielle Coleman had hired a photographer for the big day

An unknown female photographer also attended and took photos of guests

The hired photographer didn't take photos of the guests for the couple

The newlyweds are trying to find the mystery woman to buy her photos

By Brianne Tolj and Freya Noble for Daily Mail Australia

Published: 22:41 EST, 4 February 2016 | Updated: 22:41 EST, 4 February 2016

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A couple who got married last weekend are searching for a mystery photographer who took photos of the guests before disappearing halfway through the ceremony.

Gus and Danielle Coleman got hitched on January 30 at the Sandringham Yacht Club south of Melbourne in Victoria.

The newlyweds are now trying to track down the unexpected female photographer, who took photos of the couple cutting the cake and of many of the guests before realising she was at the wrong wedding and quietly leaving the venue.

A mystery photographer (pictured with the camera) attended Victorian couple Gus and Danielle Coleman's wedding last weekend at the Sandringham Yacht Club south of Melbourne before leaving in the middle of the reception

The woman (pictured) took photos of the couple cutting the cake and of many of the guests before realising sh e was at the wrong wedding and running away

Gus and Danielle (pictured) are now trying to track the mystery woman down through social media so they can purchase the photos she took 

Mr Coleman has shared a photo of the confused photographer on Facebook with the hope of buying some of the photos she took of their special day. 

'The lady in this photo taking the photo of us cutting the cake wasn't one of our photographers,' Mr Coleman said. 

The photographers hired by the couple for the wedding also saw the mystery woman and assumed she had also been hired just to take photos of the guests, so they refrained and missed out on many photo opportunities, Mr Coleman said. 

The photographers hired by the couple saw the unknown woman also taking photos and assumed she had also been hired to take photos just of guests

Mr Coleman (pictured) said he has called around to other local yacht clubs to see if any weddings being held there were missing a photographer but they didn't find the woman 

A couple of hours into the reception, a guest overheard the woman talking on the phone and claims she said 'I'm at the wrong wedding,' before getting up and le aving in a hurry.  

Mr Coleman said he has called around to other local yacht clubs to see if any weddings being held there were missing a photographer but didn't yield any results. 

The groom's social media post has gained traction since Thursday, being shared 1,166 in 24 hours. 

Daily Mail Australia contacted Mr and Mrs Coleman for comment.  

Mr Coleman said he is hoping the photo of the woman will ring a bell with someone and they can lead the couple to the her

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