As destination wedding specialists who focus only on destination weddings, we have the ability to answer all your wedding questions. This post answers the question Tracy asked on an earlier post, “The Origins of a Few Wedding Customs.”
Special thanks to our Beachside Bride and her Groom, Danielle and Tony, for contributing this gorgeous Trash the Dress photo!
Trash the dress photography was started when a photographer from Las Vegas named John Michael Cooper, was shooting non-traditional wedding photographs of brides after the wedding ceremonies.
He first used the term “trash the dress” in an online article he wrote about some of his unusual photographs. Some are now calling it `Rock the Frock’.
For more information on this intriguing and beautiful (yet fairly destructive) new wedding custom, check out these articles:
- Trash the Wedding Dress? (Source: MSN.com)
- Planning a Trash-the-Dress Photo Shoot (Source: Suite101.com)
For a chance to win a FREE destination wedding shoot which includes a creative shoot day, like Trash the Dress, you can enter our contest until June 30th, 2010. Click here for more details.
Tip for a trash the dress photo shoot: If you’re worried you’ll ruin the dress, buy a second, less expensive one. Believe it or not – Sears has pretty decent affordable selections!
So Readers, do you love or hate the new `trash the dress’ wedding custom? Share your opinions in the comment section below.
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i just learned about the trash-the-dress custom. it makes me nervous, yet intrigues me at the same time!