Happy Thanksgiving to everyone. May you be blessed with plenty of food, things to be thankful for, and wonderful conversations with family and friends.

50...wow!

I have 50 followers...wow I feel loved. That's really awesome and I thank all of you for following, commenting, and always coming back to read my thoughts and ideas. You are a wonderful group of readers and friends who always have kind words. Happy Holidays to you all.

More Trashing the Dress!

There are many brides who would never trash their dress, they would rather sell it or donate it. With some trash the dress sessions you can have it washed and dry cleaned so that it can still be sold or donated to a cause or thrift store. But sometimes there are extreme trash the dress photo shoots where the dress can't be saved. I would like to resell my gown after our wedding, good for me and good for another bride looking for a cheaper dress. What are your thoughts on trashing your dress and how far is too far? Check out my post at AllWomenStalk for an extreme shoot...heres a sneak peek!



(source) photo by Michael Maler

Now if you wanted to go to the extreme to make for some crazy, hardcore, badass photos and session to remember, would you go with the first photo where your smoking, drinking, holding a gun, or would you rather get silly crazy with paint and have more cheerful photos? Both photos are artistic and both photographers have captured what the bride/couple were looking for. Question is, which one would you like for a trash the dress photo shoot?




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