Irish Wedding News
15/08/2012
Brides are increasingly posing for saucy snaps prior to their big day in a bid to boost their confidence and entice their grooms.
The pictures often involve the subjects posing with veils, garters, wedding night lingerie, sporting jerseys and business shirts.
Lynn Michelle, a Dallas-based photographer, told TheDaily.com: "A lot of women do boudoir because they're afraid their fiances are looking at porn and they'd rather them be looking at her."
The boudoir specialist captures 60 to 80 saucy shoots costing around £1,000 each.
"I get a lot of preachers' wives bringing in blindfolds and thinking they’re the dirtiest things ever," Michelle said. "I had one women order two albums — one for her husband and one for her boyfriend."
Brides have admitted while their partners inspired their boudoir shoots, the sessions turned out to be gifts for themselves.
(GK)
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Brides Indulge In Boudoir Shots
The trend for Bridal Boudoir shots have rocketed.Brides are increasingly posing for saucy snaps prior to their big day in a bid to boost their confidence and entice their grooms.
The pictures often involve the subjects posing with veils, garters, wedding night lingerie, sporting jerseys and business shirts.
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Lynn Michelle, a Dallas-based photographer, told TheDaily.com: "A lot of women do boudoir because they're afraid their fiances are looking at porn and they'd rather them be looking at her."
The boudoir specialist captures 60 to 80 saucy shoots costing around £1,000 each.
"I get a lot of preachers' wives bringing in blindfolds and thinking they’re the dirtiest things ever," Michelle said. "I had one women order two albums — one for her husband and one for her boyfriend."
Brides have admitted while their partners inspired their boudoir shoots, the sessions turned out to be gifts for themselves.
(GK)
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