Extreme wedding photo shoots have brides scaling mountains, dodging planes
For newlyweds hoping for likes online, the more extreme the wedding photos, the better. To have and to hold — bragging rights.
A white dress and chapel or a ring and a bent knee just aren’t enough nowadays — so couples are going to extremes, like braving hurricanes and dodging airplanes, to make sure their wedding and engagement photos stand out.
Brooke Westbrook, 36, was overcome with emotion when she realized that she was in love with her girlfriend Julia, 30, as they flew over the Grand Canyon during a helicopter tour.
When the couple got engaged last summer, they knew that they wanted to say their vows with another breathtaking view to honor their relationship.After a year and a half together, the couple from Georgia tied the knot in the middle of Knick Glacier outside Palmer, Alaska, with no one but their officiant, helicopter pilot, photographer and videographer.“It was so magical,” […]
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