Trash the dress –
10 years Anniversary Celebration
#trashthedress can be controversial subject; some are for
it, some against, some love the idea but could never imagine using their own
dress.
We were approached earlier in the year by Rebecca Varty and
husband Rob, with an idea they’d had to ‘rock her frock’ – Rebecca & Rob
had been married for 10 years in Sept (2014)
and she has really happy fond memories of their wedding day, wearing her
beautiful dress. But it has been ‘in a box doing nothing’
They both had some clear ideas about the image they wanted
to portray. When Rebecca & Rob married 10 years ago – She says that she was
blonde and quiet understated, as both Rob & herself love the ‘rock chick’
scene, they decided to bring the dress out one more time – this time for a
totally different look, with different hair colour & style, they celebrated
their 10 year anniversary with a photo shoot in Shipley Park to trash the
dress.
When Rebecca arrived wearing her dress, she looked amazing, armed with heels, very high heels! her wellies and wearing red stockings and suspenders, it was obvious that we were going to create something special.
After a few romantic shots, after all this is a celebration
of 10 happy years,
Rob stepped into the water carrying Rebecca. There was a lovely feeling about this ‘rock the frock’ , they are obviously still as much in love as they were back them.
Rob ripping the Wedding Gown !
Totally working together on this, they both enjoy the
tearing of the dress and after some sultry, intimate images using a perfectly
positioned log on the edge of the lake. Torn, wet & muddy, happy that the dress
has served its primary purpose and been her dream dress on their special day,
one that has been worn, used and enjoyed
again, instead of gathering dust, being outgrown, or someone wearing what is
after all ‘uniquely’ theirs. Rob took a
liberty and left his muddy hand print marks!!
So on this happy occasion, maybe it’s not such a tragedy to #trashthedress #rockthefrock or #drownthegown
What would you do with yours? Is this so sad or is it equally
sad to sell it on for someone else to walk to their waiting loved one, or
gather dust, or make a christening gown?
Its all a matter of choice.
