Brides aresaying ‘I do’to trashing the dress

Only modern brides want to hang their cheap wedding dresses after the wedding?
Chrissy is a question, Mr. Bouchard, he wondered as he watched the little cupboard in his home in Sudbury last year: his six-year, $ 700 wedding dress was taken up too much space.
Bouchard had tried to sell the dress after the ceremony, but could not find a buyer.
It decided that the time had come to trash the dress - a term coined, the Las Vegas wedding photographer John Michael Cooper, known for his image of a bride on fire. This is a style of wedding photography, elegant wedding dresses which deconstructs, and begins to redden women definitely unconventional places.
Sun Bouchard teammates approached only in passing, Tracey chin ones - their wedding dress, 2007, was chemically cleaned in a box and forget quickly - with a wild suggestion.
"I love baseball," said Bouchard. "It is my passion and I always regretted not any baseball photos at my wedding."

She and the photographer hired Janet Chin ONS young friend went to the baseball.
"There is so much stress on your wedding day," said Chin ones. "Ha," Keep your hair perfectly and not your clothes dirty and turned his head this way. "But in these pictures, my hair is a complete disaster and I do not care!"
Originally, the women were aware of their poses - up to a puddle at second base was irresistible.
"I think he really has a sense of freedom," says Young. "It's so strange to see a wedding dress of pure white in a mud puddle and the bride, with a big smile on your face!"
Chin ones mother did not smile.
"My mother was disappointed, I've done. I think she liked the pictures, but wish I had someone dressed differently."
Bouchard is philosophical about the taboo to ruin a wedding dress: "The rule is to appreciate and preserve and take care of her dress, so I think we would have done something wrong but when I look at the dress sold, I 'get $ 200 .. These photos are worth more to me. "
Krista told Fox Co. The Verve the Toronto Stock photography is a priority for brides who hire him to be.
"I also discovered that all brides-Trash the Dress of a sense of adventure."
It was this spirit of adventure, Wendy and Shane Bentley in Flin Flon, Manitoba. Participated in Tulum, Mexico, for their wedding in March.
"I was never the girl who dreamed of her wedding," says Wendy, "but I always knew that the photos where I wanted to spend my money."
Fox explores places in Tulum for Wendy and Shane and found a pond full of fish when they took a wrong turn luck.
The day after their wedding, the newlyweds took Bentley's initiative, this time jumping from a wharf, where Fox erupted underwater photos as they shared a kiss surrounded by fish.
"I loved the result. We have great pictures," says Wendy. "And I think had more fun that day than me on my wedding day reality."
And the dress was not in the trash, too. "I dried and then the cleaners. Had was very good."
Joyce Ho left nothing to chance: she has decided to demolish the dress before the big day, because I wanted to shocking photos of a meeting of that trash-the-dress, her marriage with her husband Ray show in October 2009. His plans are their friend, mud, a source and a double coat.
"I bought a dress on eBay for $ 100 and that this led to a photo."
She saved her wedding dress was real and looking for great pictures to your reception.
"I guess I'm sentimental, because I kept both dressed," admits Ho "The sessions made me feel special. We were not. We were like models or celebrities."
Toronto Photographer Jeremy Clay - who started in the fashion and moved to wedding photography - was behind the camera for the meeting of the Ho: "Trash the Dress resource for photographers, because it is a way to push is borders," said "for. brides think it's actually, you have a beautiful dress that is expensive, either sitting in a box or hanging in a closet. can be sold. Can a child be transferred, reluctantly, that does not really want to. It may do well something creative with it! "
He said that the women say "I will" have the trash the wedding dress is rarely regretted.
"I've never really cared about these things. I really do not want to stop in front of my dress," said Chin ones. "It's in the box again but this time it's dirty, and I think I love most." ...