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WEDDING PHOTOS

Would you have morning-after wedding pics taken?

Wedding photographers have noticed a demand for wedding photos to be taken after the night before. So are these racy, romantic or just plain wrong? Tell us in our mini-poll.

THE HOT NEW wedding trend: photos of the morning after your wedding.

These raunchy pics of newlyweds rolling around in their underwear in the hotel room are sure to spice up the wedding album.

The New York Daily News reports that photographers such as Melissa Squires and Michelle Jonné have noticed a demand for morning-after-the-wedding photos, recording a couple’s first morning as man and wife.

These intimate photos come at a price with Ms Jonné of Femme Fatale charging around $650 for the service.

Perhaps this will be a new addition to Irish wedding albums in the not too distant future. Maybe just put them to the back?

So is this romantic or raunchy?

Would you have morning-after wedding pics taken?

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