For years brides have faithfully taken their wedding dress to cleaners for preservation in a cardboard box with acetate window. Brides traditionally saved dresses for their daughters, nieces or other relatives because finding and buying material was difficult and expensive. But with wedding dress designs becoming more personal, wedding dress preservation has fallen by the wayside.
Trash the Dress in a new tradition that is becoming very popular with brides. Instead of preserving the dress, the bride has a photo shoot in which she may actually destroy the wedding dress. These sessions may take place in the desert, on the beach or a dirty downtown street. The bride can take pictures without feeling any pressure to keep the dress pristine.
Local photographer Chelsea Nicole has done Trash The Dress (TTD) sessions at the beach, in Red Rock Canyon and in a subway. Something unique Mulberry Bags about Chelsa's TTD shoots is that many of them include the groom.
"Trash the dress is all about going out and having a blast without being afraid of getting a little dirty. It's an adventure for everyone involved. And what's more fun than celebrating that with the love of your life? I've found that getting the groom involved can lead to some flirty, sexy images together since it's a less reserved environment than on the wedding day."
Your trash the dress shoot does not have to be all about ruining your dress. Yon can tailor it to your personality. Typically a session is scheduled days or weeks after the wedding, but its never Mulberry UK too late. It can even be a great anniversary gift years later. The average cost of a Trash The Dress shoot is $500-$1000 Mulberry Alexa Bags but varies with each photgrapher.
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