Some brides would be willing to sacrifice anything to get the perfect wedding dress, while others will do anything to destroy it.
New bride Natasha Samuel makes a scene by celebrating the "Trash the Dress" through the dramatic action and fiery - in the literal sense. "Trash the Dress" is a ritual for the bride to pose in front of the camera when they destroy the wedding dress.
In May, after Natasha was married to Daniel Yakcobi on a beach in Israel, he deliberately made her wedding dress on fire in the name of art. Friend Natasha soak her train with the liquid and then lit it on fire, reports the Daily Mail. Bursts of fire on the beach trail turns quickly in her burning orange glow behind the bride, while a photographer from White Studio Photography in Tel Aviv with alacrity record unique and fantastic photo's.
Natasha managed to smile calmly, showing her beautiful face in front of the camera, and within seconds he put out the fire by running to the sea and her new husband ran to extinguish the fire with the rest using a fire extinguisher. Natasha remained intact without injury, but the back of her dress was burnt to ashes. The resulting picture is amazing - showed Natasha standing in the middle of the fire.
"One of my bridal clients want to make a picture that could be very special memories," said Eric Simantov from White Studio Photography to Yahoo! Shine. "We are looking for a reference from the internet and saw similar photos were edited using Photoshop, so that the bride asked me to do it. After I spoke with firefighters and learn the right way to do it with all sorts of security, we do it."
We did not manage to get a comment from the bride and groom. Upload a photo agency that the process of shooting the video on Facebook earlier this month, and since then the video has been deployed by more than 300 users. On Wednesday, the photo was covered by the media in the U.S. and many are wondering whether the bride is too excessive.
Believe it or not, Natasha is not the first bride to make images "Trash the Dress" with fire. Several other concepts are depicted in the past including paint bombs, food fights, jumping off a cliff into the sea, riding a rollercoaster, and water skiing. Origin Las Vegas wedding photographer John Michael Cooper, recognized as the bearers of that trend in 2001, when he was bored with the most common photo and convince clients to pose in their wedding dresses in unusual locations or dirty.
"In fashion photography, they often make people look beautiful in a very bad spot," said Cooper told the New York Times in 2007. "I applied the technique to the wedding."
Unique ideas like that can be seen on Pinterest. There, a lot of creative ideas bride and give a lot of inspiration for the concept of "Trash the Dress".
Not everyone is willing to ruin her dress, but if the wedding dress is not black colored mullet dress that you enjoy doing, consider this to find creative ways to celebrate your big day. Yahoo
New bride Natasha Samuel makes a scene by celebrating the "Trash the Dress" through the dramatic action and fiery - in the literal sense. "Trash the Dress" is a ritual for the bride to pose in front of the camera when they destroy the wedding dress.
In May, after Natasha was married to Daniel Yakcobi on a beach in Israel, he deliberately made her wedding dress on fire in the name of art. Friend Natasha soak her train with the liquid and then lit it on fire, reports the Daily Mail. Bursts of fire on the beach trail turns quickly in her burning orange glow behind the bride, while a photographer from White Studio Photography in Tel Aviv with alacrity record unique and fantastic photo's.
Natasha managed to smile calmly, showing her beautiful face in front of the camera, and within seconds he put out the fire by running to the sea and her new husband ran to extinguish the fire with the rest using a fire extinguisher. Natasha remained intact without injury, but the back of her dress was burnt to ashes. The resulting picture is amazing - showed Natasha standing in the middle of the fire.
"One of my bridal clients want to make a picture that could be very special memories," said Eric Simantov from White Studio Photography to Yahoo! Shine. "We are looking for a reference from the internet and saw similar photos were edited using Photoshop, so that the bride asked me to do it. After I spoke with firefighters and learn the right way to do it with all sorts of security, we do it."
We did not manage to get a comment from the bride and groom. Upload a photo agency that the process of shooting the video on Facebook earlier this month, and since then the video has been deployed by more than 300 users. On Wednesday, the photo was covered by the media in the U.S. and many are wondering whether the bride is too excessive.
Believe it or not, Natasha is not the first bride to make images "Trash the Dress" with fire. Several other concepts are depicted in the past including paint bombs, food fights, jumping off a cliff into the sea, riding a rollercoaster, and water skiing. Origin Las Vegas wedding photographer John Michael Cooper, recognized as the bearers of that trend in 2001, when he was bored with the most common photo and convince clients to pose in their wedding dresses in unusual locations or dirty.
"In fashion photography, they often make people look beautiful in a very bad spot," said Cooper told the New York Times in 2007. "I applied the technique to the wedding."
Unique ideas like that can be seen on Pinterest. There, a lot of creative ideas bride and give a lot of inspiration for the concept of "Trash the Dress".
Not everyone is willing to ruin her dress, but if the wedding dress is not black colored mullet dress that you enjoy doing, consider this to find creative ways to celebrate your big day. Yahoo
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