Do you know what TTD stands for? 'Trash The Dress'! This really doesn't mean destroying the dress though, TTD means to photograph the bride in her dress doing things she normally wouldn't do with no regard for getting the dress dirty. Usually though, the dress can be cleaned completely at the dry cleaner. And the dress has to be clean after the wedding anyways, so we go out and have some FUN!
Stephanie and Shea were married on 10/10/10 in Rocky Point, Mexico. The day after the wedding, we did a TTD in the ocean's surf. Yep, they laid in the sand and got all wet together. Actually I got wet too-- which was a blast! Stephanie had two dresses, and we had so much fun at the beach TTD, they asked me to do a second Trash The Dress. This time it was at a diamond, a baseball diamond. They both love baseball and softball, so this was the perfect way to show their personalities! They actually threw the ball back and forth and Steph hit while Shea pitched. Steph was suppose to miss so Shea wouldn't have to fetch balls-- but she kept hitting! They are both ball players, so it is hard to miss on purpose! They are also both teachers and coaches in the west valley-- super nice people. We had a fabulous time!
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Let's pllllaaaaayyyy ball!
Any brides out there interested in
TTD, I highly recommend it. A dress in a box isn't worth as much as fun creative photos displayed in your home. Call me if you have concerns or would like to make an appointment to Trash The Dress!
