'Morning After' Wedding Photos: Are Brides Really Doing This?

Photo by: Michelle Jonne Photography

You're stress-drinking, you're micro-managing the largest event of your life, and playing mediator to random family disputes. Weddings aren't always the best places to capture romance between a bride and groom.

So Michelle Jonne, a 34-year-old New Jersey photographer hatched a more intimate approach to the wedding album. "It's about capturing that moment when everything's peaceful after the wedding," Jonne ... more 

Photo by: Michelle Jonne Photography

You're stress-drinking, you're micro-managing the largest event of your life, and playing mediator to random family disputes. Weddings aren't always the best places to capture romance between a bride and groom.

So Michelle Jonne, a 34-year-old New Jersey photographer hatched a more intimate approach to the wedding album. "It's about capturing that moment when everything's peaceful after the wedding," Jonne tells Shine. "I've taken my inspiration from looking at ad campaigns like Armani and Calvin Klein and bringing it to real couples." Sex sells perfume, but does it also sell wedding albums?
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