NSW Fair Trading investigating wedding photographer Caroline Fogg who is alleged to be scamming brides Shannan Human supports bride Liz Mundey who says she was ripped off by wedding photographer Caroline Fogg. Picture: Bradl Hunter Source: News Limited Caroline Fogg, of Mihaja Photography, has been accused of ripping off bridal parties. A WEDDING photographer accused of scamming brides and grooms by not showing up on their big day and not refunding deposits has denied ripping off anyone. NSW Fair Trading is investigating claims against Caroline Fogg, valued at almost $35,000, dating back to 2008. A spokeswoman said the department was "concerned with the level of consumer detriment" and although no findings had been made against Ms Fogg, who also goes by the names of Caroline Grimmond, Mihaja Photography and Born Photography, it remained an open case. A Facebook page set up last month has more than 364 followers and claims Ms Fogg has upset brides around Australia. Narraweena mum Liz Mundey told The Sunday Telegraph she hired Ms Fogg to shoot her Fiji wedding next week. Ms Mundey booked and paid for Ms Fogg's flights, and paid various fees worth $1300. Last week Ms Mundey was told the flights had been cancelled. Booked half in cash, half through frequent flyer points, Ms Fogg allegedly had the cash component credited to her account, while the whereabouts of the points are under investigation by the airline. Ms Mundey also discovered her wedding day package was scheduled on the same day as Renee Thompson's engagement shoot. "It is so upsetting that she has done this - it's meant to be such a happy and exciting time for us, and the uncertainty of whether she was ever going to turn up has been so stressful," Ms Mundey, who has yet to seek a refund, said. Ms Thompson, of Kellyville Ridge, is also out of pocket $3500 after booking and paying for Ms Fogg to photograph her own event. She later found out her engagement shoot was booked the same day as Ms Mundey's wedding - and that neither were going to happen. "It's all so awful and such a waste of money," Ms Thompson said. I'm so angry and just want my money back. When The Sunday Telegraph contacted Ms Fogg, she disputed Ms Mundey and Ms Thompson's complaint, saying she was 28 weeks pregnant and experiencing health problems. "Regarding Fiji, I cannot fly because of my pregnancy complications and I have also organised other photographers to take over and have transferred the money to them," she said. It is not correct to say I took the refund from the flights, the Velocity points were credited back to [Ms Mundey's] account. With the other cases, I am currently working with all the clients I know to get everyone's albums to them. Yes I have done the wrong thing but I don't know what else I can do. I haven't done a runner, I am trying to face up to it and fix everything. Ms Fogg has previously apologised on Facebook, writing: "I would like to sincerely apologise for the mess I have created and the black cloud I have potentially put over people's special days. This was certainly not my intention.