Once the vows are exchanged, the toasts have been made, and the dancing ended, only one question remains: ?What do I do with my wedding dress"? While men may wear a tuxedo or suit again for a formal occasion, opportunities to wear a wedding dress are a little less likely. Many brides decide that preserving their dress is the best option. This results in a nice memorabilia item, but also keeps the item safe for future generations to look at and wear. This process does, however, require some storage space and can be a little expensive, especially immediately after paying for a wedding.
Preserving your wedding dress isn?t the only option, however. A trend among modern brides is to ?trash the dress.? If you?re not a fan of the preservation idea, trashing it may be the perfect solution. Here?s the answers to a few questions you may have about trashing the wedding dress. What Is Trashing the Dress"

Hiring a photographer for your ceremony and reception is nothing new. In fact, it?s likely you?ve already been making big plans for your pre-wedding photo shoot. Trashing your dress will require yet another photo session, however. This trend entails wearing your wedding dress one more time but, instead of walking down the aisle, you?ll take part in a dramatic (and potentially messy) photo shoot with your hubby.
Why are couples taking part in this" For most, it?s a way to finally let loose and relax after months of strenuous planning and organization. It?s akin to a sec...