subject: These Are All One-of-a-kind Of Zentai [print this page] The U.S. site features pages of photos from around the country. David Baxter of Ohana Photography in San Diego wrote on the site that such shoots are "about letting a bride express her beauty in the costume zentai she has dreamt of wearing for so long, but will put away all too quickly." Limelight Photography in Tampa, Fla., started offering "Trash the Orange Lycra Spandex Unisex Spiderman Costume Suit Outfit Zenta" shoots four months ago at a bride's request, said owner Rebecca Zoumberos. That shoot was on the beach and ended with the couple having a sand fight. Since then, Limelight has shot four "trash" shoots and plans a dozen more. Zoumberos likened trashing a wedding gown to bra-burning. "For the brides, it is really liberating," she said. And potentially costly. In 2007, the research group The Wedding Report said the average bride spends $1,564 on her gown, and another $285 on veils and headpieces. Jessica Sanders said her parents bought her Purple Blue Spidrerman Zentai Costume Suit Outfit Zentai With Gr, and her mother "wasn't thrilled" with the idea of trashing it. But her father, John Toney, of Tallulah, La., showed up to help. "This is going to open up a whole new thing for people when they see all they can do," Toney said. The groom, Dustin Sanders, is an assistant manager at a fast-food restaurant and an avid paintball player. So the method of destruction was obvious to the couple once they decided, soon after their August wedding in Vicksburg, to trash Jessica's costume zentai. We're back on LATER TODAY, with the final part of our SUMMER LOVIN' series, a quick guide to help you and your fiance with those last-minute wedding plans. With more and more couples saying, 'I do,' in exotic locales, brides are veering away from the traditional Purple Lycra Spandex Unisex Spiderman Costume Suit Outfit Zent gown in favor of a funkier way to walk down the aisle. Carley Roney is the editor-in-chief of the wedding Web site theknot.com, and also the editor of a new book, "Wedding Gowns." And she's back this morning with some one-of-a-kind fashions for under the summer altar.
