Ok. Who’s jealous? Isn’t this beautiful? Following the beautiful beachy sunset wedding from yesterday, the bride and groom, Isabella and Ryan, shot these with Mark Holladay at Waimea Bay, Hawaii.
Mark says “I still can’t believe she jumped off the rock in her dress! It made for some fun photos and they are a beautiful couple. Often these kinds of sessions are called “trash the dress” sessions, but I think there’s got to be a better phrase out there- anybody know one?”
I’ve seen a few underwater shoots to date, and I definitely think this is one of the best. I’m not married yet, but I can only imagine how protective I am going to be with my dress and it takes a special kind of trust with a photographer to know you’re going to get the right shots when you decide you’re going to “trash the dress.” Make sure to check out http://holladayphoto.com/ and http://holladayweddings.com/blog/ for more of Mark’s photos. They’re gorge.





































Oh my god they are amazing, great to see the groom involved as much to.
I know I agree Phil – why shouldn’t the groom get a trash the suit shoot?
I just love his tattoo and it just goes to show you don’t need make up etc to be glamourous
Oooh! Like an ickle mermaid she is! What wonderful photos
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These images are amazeballs… really gorgeous images! I love the underwater shots!!!
These photographs are simply stunning. Love that the groom took part in this too… very sexy shoot!
Number 7 is the most incredible of a collection of truly awesome photos – I think this is the sexiest trash the dress suit I have EVER seen!
I know, I love how it is super sexy but still totally class and beautiful at the same time.
Beautiful pictures. Trash the dress seems the wrong phrase, it more like appreciate the dress. The dress should assist in providing great photos and it certainly did the job in this wedding. So hot.
Thanks for all the great comments, Mark Holladay of course deserves all the credit for our amazing shots. the Tuxedo pant has since been cleaned, the wedding dress not so much. it’s still wrapped up in all it’s sandy salty glory; and it’s going to stay that way!
if you’re getting married on the island of Oahu, Mark is the only way to go.