Cameraman records anti-Semitic rant about "not very attractive" bride A newlywed couple were shocked to receive a video full of anti-semitic rants in their wedding package. Courtesy The Jewish Chronicle. Stan Gocman and Claudia Resssler on their wedding day. Picture: Cascade News Ltd / Splash News Source: Splash News Australia The letter from Anthony Aurelius. Picture by: Cascade News Ltd / Splash News Source: Splash News Australia WHEN newlyweds Stan and Claudia Gocman settled down to watch a video of their big day they hoped to relive precious memories. Instead they were greeted with a vile anti-Semitic rant about the bride and their guests after the cameraman accidentally recorded his racist commentary and then forgot to edit it from the tape. As he filmed the happy couple dancing at the reception, Anthony Aurelius could be heard saying: "I don't think I blame Hitler." He also told his unnamed assistant: "Some of the Jewish women are very beautiful to look at. But I can tell you, they'd be right f****** cows. Very f****** snooty, they'd be a pain in the a***. Not a very attractive bride at all. Mr Gocman, 28, a senior recruiter at accountancy firm KPMG, said the video had ruined their memories of the wedding. His wife, a 27-year-old fashion buyer for Ralph Lauren, said: "It's completely anti-Semitic and ignorant. Even the assistant, who is Asian, was racist. I just don't understand it. At first, I was really upset but then I was furious. I think he's a disgusting little man. I can't even stand to watch the video, it makes me so angry. The couple married last August at London's Central Synagogue followed by a black tie reception for 150 guests at a hotel near Trafalgar Square and a honeymoon in South Africa and Mauritius. But after the ceremony, Mr Aurelius initially sent them a video of the wrong wedding. When Mrs Gocman complained it took the cameraman nine months to send the right one, but it had key moments missing and more shots of guests" backs than their faces. As a result. the couple, of Edgware, north London, agreed to pay extra for the unedited version. But when it arrived they were horrified to find the soundtrack littered with derogatory comments. In it, Mr Aurelius remarks: "Mental, Israeli dancing, isn't it? There's a real feeling of like, they're better than everybody else. Jewish. His assistant replies: "That's why Holocaust." Mr Aurelius responds: "I don't think I blame Hitler." He had earlier accidentally left the camera running in the back seat of his car as he followed the wedding party from the synagogue to the hotel where the reception was taking place. As well as shots of street lamps as they make their way through the capital, Mr Aurelius is heard telling his assistant that Jews think "they're better than everybody else because they're from Israel. Not a lot of niceness about them is there? Very little warmth. His assistant adds: "They are the meanest people in the world, I know very well." Mr Aurelius previously worked as a "fitness expert." Picture: Amazon Source: Supplied Throughout the unedited clips, Mr Aurelius moans about how the couple spent more on photographers and chose only his £600 (AU$1014) "bronze" video deal. "They paid big money for photography, but not for video," he says. When someone pays you a lot of money, you feel like you want to work hard for them. Mr Gocman said "he thought we were a lot more wealthy than we are and he resented that. I would think that, in this day and age, someone, who had done Jewish weddings in the past, would be more accepting. In an email to Mr Aurelius, Mrs Gocman said the video had "completely ruined the memories of our day" when all they wanted was a simple "documentation." "What we got were two cameramen who clearly couldn't be bothered to even be there, who disappeared for a long period throughout the evening and missed key footage," she wrote. Mr Aurelius who has previously marketed himself as a karate expert, gave the couple a full refund and wrote a grovelling letter to Mrs Gocman in which he said he needed to "look at myself." He also sent an email saying: "I am very sorry for our stupid, childish conversation. I am also very sorry for offending you and possibly your family also. You did not deserve this. I am ashamed, in honesty. I have felt awful about this and did not know what to say, in truth. We know, in truth, very little about what went on in the war. To be deeply honest, I respect your strength as a culture from coming back from this. I am trying to walk a good life, but in this instance I failed very badly in God's eyes. Mr Aurelius could not be contacted for comment.