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After your TTD session, you
can still have the dress
cleaned and preserved
(stashed) for safe-keeping.
Who knows? Maybe you’ll
want another session in a
few years. Or, one very
noble alternative is
deciding to donate your
wedding dress to a
charitable cause.
"Trash the Dress" photos
have become all the rage
with brides who want to
include something out of
the ordinary within their
wedding album. John
Michael Cooper, the
photographer who coined
the phrase, Trash the
Dress, hails from Nevada.
His work can be viewed at
http://www.altf.com/
If you would like to book
your own Trash the Dress
session in the Denver
area, click here:
Book a TTD Session
can still have the dress
cleaned and preserved
(stashed) for safe-keeping.
Who knows? Maybe you’ll
want another session in a
few years. Or, one very
noble alternative is
deciding to donate your
wedding dress to a
charitable cause.
"Trash the Dress" photos
have become all the rage
with brides who want to
include something out of
the ordinary within their
wedding album. John
Michael Cooper, the
photographer who coined
the phrase, Trash the
Dress, hails from Nevada.
His work can be viewed at
http://www.altf.com/
If you would like to book
your own Trash the Dress
session in the Denver
area, click here:
Book a TTD Session
There has been lots
of buzz lately about
a new edgy, high
fashion art form
called "Trash the
Dress" (TTD).
Videos on both "ABC
News" and "You
Tube" have
generated a great
deal of interest in
this new
photographic art form
of the wedding dress.
The term "Trash the
Dress" is actually a
kind of euphemism -
the wedding dress
isn't necessarily
trashed. In most
cases, the bride is
just doing something
a little odd or
whimsical in her
wedding dress and
simply allowing
herself to have fun.
of buzz lately about
a new edgy, high
fashion art form
called "Trash the
Dress" (TTD).
Videos on both "ABC
News" and "You
Tube" have
generated a great
deal of interest in
this new
photographic art form
of the wedding dress.
The term "Trash the
Dress" is actually a
kind of euphemism -
the wedding dress
isn't necessarily
trashed. In most
cases, the bride is
just doing something
a little odd or
whimsical in her
wedding dress and
simply allowing
herself to have fun.
| After the wedding you can "Stash it or Trash it!" |
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| Contact us for pricing or to set up your TTD session |
