Lea and I shot three trash the dress sessions today...crazy busy...but fun!

The first bride ended up deciding to jump off of a big shrimp boat.

The second bride was awesome for our rustic, barn setting.

And the third bride - I don't even know how to describe what we did with her...very different from what I normally do - but I needed a change from the ordinary!

Here are a few pics...lots more on the blog.





















I had to throw in a leprechaun shot! ha

Love 'em. #4 is my favorite. I'm a sucker for "cow boots" as my daughter calls them.

these are awesome Jill! Thanks for posting.

ugh. I should have stayed! I also love 4 and 5 Awesome Jill!

Ooh, I love 'em all!!!!
Beautiful work Jill!
Candy

Thanks everyone. Yeah Amy, I thought about you with the 2nd girl - wish you had been there.

great images!!!

Love them!

Do most of your brides wait for the 1 year mark to do a trash the dress session --- I've had a few that did it on the wedding day, but it seems most wait. What's your experience been???


ERIC

Actually - I'm just getting started with this lately. I'm trying to build up my portfolio so that I have more people wanting to do it.

Wow! I watched ALL the slideshows, that was crazy fun! You rock! Thanks for the inspiration!

they are all great jill but 4 is WOW!

awesome jill!

Great shots Jill, love them all!!

Thanks - #4 seems to be the "winner" ha!

I love them all. I can't wait to do one too. Still looking for dresses. Any idea of where I can get one for cheap? I am tempted to break out my dress but I don't think anyone can fit into it. It is a pretty small dress.

Beautiful! Love them all - can't pick a favorite.

Killer! #2 & 4 are awesome!! Where did you shoot the first two models?

I would suggest looking on ebay or in local thrift shops. A lot of times you can get dresses that have stains or tears really cheap and those things are not an issue really for trash the dress.

Thank you!

Rachel - the 1st session was at the Vickery's dock and Shem Creek and the second session was at Linda Page's barn on Ben Sawyer Blvd.

Superb !

ZAM

Wow! Those are AWESOME! Go Jill! Fun locations, where was that? In Charleston?

Thanks Zam - that's a cool username.

And thanks Scarlett - yes they were in Charleston - well sort of. The first two in Mt. Pleasant (one at Shem Creek) and the last one in North Charleston.