A wedding photographer saved the big day after a bride lost her ring - by looking back through her photos to pinpoint the moment it went missing.<br /><br />Courtney Feinberg, 31, was enjoying her party on May 5 when she touched her finger after jumping in a swimming pool - and realised her ring had disappeared.<br /><br />Panicking, she and new husband Michael Feinberg, 33, spoke to photographer Laura Palacios, 32, who came up with an idea.<br /><br />She scrolled back through the snaps she had captured throughout the day and estimated Courtney's ring has fallen off on the dancefloor - and not in the water.<br /><br />Staff at the venue in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, then scoured the area and found the three-carat ring - saving the day.<br /><br />Courtney, a hair stylist, said: "The diamond was gone.<br /><br />"My heart sank and I got really nervous. I didn't even know how much the ring was worth - Michael refuses to tell anyone.<br /><br />"I said I wanted drama at my wedding but I meant people making out - not this."<br /><br />Michael, a cybersecurity worker, said: "Especially on our wedding day, we didn't have time to process what was happening."<br /><br />"I knew that it was in the venue, so I was trying not to panic, but still."<br /><br />The couple from Coconut Creek, Florida, quickly gathered the wedding party and got them to help them find the diamond. <br /><br />Photographer Laura also realised the couple were having issues and quickly came to the rescue.<br /><br />She said: "Every wedding I go to I pledge to keep the clients best interests at heart, not to take the photos I want to.<br /><br />"I quickly realised that it wasn't in the couple's best interest to keep taking photos and that I had lots of evidence on me."<br /><br />The couple and Laura scoured the pictures and realised that the diamond had not fallen out in the pool but on the dancefloor about an hour previously. <br /><br />This led to more panic from Courtney and Michael, as the dancefloor was made of wooden slats, and the stone may have fallen in between them.<br /><br />Thankfully, one of the venue employees found the ring and quickly ran to find the couple and save the day. <br /><br />Courtney said: "One of the servers, a guy called Disco, found it and came to find us like, is this what you're looking for?<br /><br />"He found it in between the wooden slats of the dancefloor, the diamond was big enough that it got stuck in between.<br /><br />"Everyone screamed and I told him I was going to kiss him on the lips, so I did."<br /><br />The couple quickly got in touch with the jewellers that sold them the ring, who stated that the diamond fell out due to a manufacturing error.<br /><br />The jeweller replaced the ring's band free of charge, and even comped the couple's wedding bands.
