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One American couple have found the perfect way to continue celebrating their wedding all over the world.
一對(duì)美國(guó)夫婦已經(jīng)找到了繼續(xù)慶祝他們婚姻的完美方式。
Jeff and Jennifer Salvage, of Medford, New Jersey, got married on a volcano in Easter Island in the South Pacific five years ago.
杰夫和詹妮弗來自美國(guó)新澤西州的梅德福，五年前他們?cè)谀咸窖髲?fù)活節(jié)島上火山口結(jié)婚。
Since then Jeff has photographed Jennifer wearing her white dress in 136 photo shoots in 17 different countries. They estimate the dress has now covered around 135,000 miles.
從那時(shí)起，杰夫?yàn)檎材莞ピ?7個(gè)不同的國(guó)家拍了她穿著婚紗的136張照片。他們估計(jì)這件婚紗已經(jīng)走過了135000英里。
As the bridal dress had to be flown 7,000 miles and stored in a backpack for that ceremony, Jennifer decided on a hard-wearing design that wouldn't need too much primping to look its best.
為了這個(gè)蜜月旅行儀式，新娘的婚紗存在一個(gè)背包中飛行了7000英里，詹妮弗認(rèn)為這種耐磨設(shè)計(jì)不需要費(fèi)力收拾就可以看起來很不錯(cuò)。
But even she didn't know how durable the gown would have to be. After the wedding, Jeff and Jennifer decided to turn their passion for travel and photography into a stunning picture project.
不過即使是她，也不知道這件婚紗有多耐用?；槎Y后，杰夫和詹妮弗決定將他們對(duì)旅行和照片的熱愛轉(zhuǎn)變成一組圖片集。
