I myself would choose to eBay my wedding gown if I don't think I'd ever wear it again - at least someone else can get an inexpensive gown and the dress gets "recycled." For now though, I am still holding on to my preserved gown, hoping that I would be able to give it away either as an heirloom some day, or a gift to a friend or relative.
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Will you ever consider doing this?
I saw this clip on The Today Show, and thought I should share the video with brides around the world. While the idea of "trash the dress" gives photographers and brides the opportunities to express their creativity and unconventional sides, this is certainly not for everybody.
I myself would choose to eBay my wedding gown if I don't think I'd ever wear it again - at least someone else can get an inexpensive gown and the dress gets "recycled." For now though, I am still holding on to my preserved gown, hoping that I would be able to give it away either as an heirloom some day, or a gift to a friend or relative.
I myself would choose to eBay my wedding gown if I don't think I'd ever wear it again - at least someone else can get an inexpensive gown and the dress gets "recycled." For now though, I am still holding on to my preserved gown, hoping that I would be able to give it away either as an heirloom some day, or a gift to a friend or relative.
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While it's certainly not for anyone, it is for some. As an artist, the piece that can come out of a shoot like this is worth much more to me than a gown in the closet.
ReplyDeleteWe have some wild plans for late next year that involves us, international travel with lots of gear, new concepts and some friends from canada :)
I agree that it is a rare opportunity for artists, and definitely for those who want interesting & artistic pictures of their gowns.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to your wild plans!