Brides get down & dirty: Trash-The-Dress style
TTD is a new and rising trend of wedding photography. For those of you who are not yet familiar with the acronym, TTD stands for Trash the Dress. The idea behind it is not trashing your dress, but to create beautiful and unique images of you and your spouse on your wedding attire enjoying a once-in-a-life-time experience; getting soaked by ocean waves, rolling on a puddle of mud or playing around a lake.
TTD photos have become all the rage with brides who want stunning pieces of art that they can proudly display in their home or something unique for their wedding albums.
TTD sessions are a cross between engagements and bridals. They are usually done the week after the wedding and some times up to a year after. These sessions can be done with the bride and groom or just the bride. As you can imagine beaches and lakes are some of the most popular destinations for TTD photo shoots. I now the idea sounds a bit extreme to some brides, but for those of us who have experienced a TTD session, in front or behind the camera, all I can say it’s absolutely worth your time. It is so much fun and the images are just gorgeous. So, rather than vacuum-packing your dress for the world never to see again; why not trying something fun and new!
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