Wedding Veil On Fire, Smashing Photo Frames: US Woman Celebrates Divorce With Photoshoot

We all love celebrations, while it’s very common to commemorate such occasions as engagements, weddings, or the birth of a child with a photoshoot, no one said you can’t do the same when getting a divorce.

So to celebrate the end of her marriage, this US woman Lauren Brooke decided to get a bold photoshoot and went viral for it. She happily posed in a stunning red dress as she held a sign that read, "Divorced".

Woman Celebrates Divorce With Photoshoot

Setting her divorce veil on fire, smashing her wedding photo frame with her heels, tearing apart a picture with her ex, and opening a bottle of champagne as she stood on her wedding dress, Brooke went all out with her divorce photoshoot.

In one of the pictures, she also showed off a cheeky sign that read, "I'd wish you the best, but you already had it."

Many users loved her idea to celebrate a new beginning and commented on her post

"Tell me you are hurt without telling me you are hurt," one added, "I love this! Good for her. I bet it felt liberating," wrote one user.

Another added, "Good for her. I don’t know her back story and who for us to say what’s going on… she could have been in a toxic and abuse relationship and this was her way of getting over possible trauma in a long king of therapy and moving on… I hope she is in a good place."

Indian woman celebrates "divorce-versary" 

In India, advertising professional Shasvathi Siva posted her picture on Twitter, sipping coffee on a green ground celebrating four years of her divorce.

Posting the image, Siva wrote, “4 years of freedom, and not taking it for granted for a single day. Celebrating a divorce-versary today. Happy happies to me!!!,”. Siva celebrates her divorce every year as a sign of freedom. “Not a day has gone by without feeling immense gratitude for life every day, these past 1460 days,” she wrote.

She also added how she has been working towards breaking the stigma against divorce. Siva wrote, “I spoke about it (divorce) online, got the conversation rolling, and to date, I’ve conducted over 75 support group video and in-person sessions, and currently running a Telegram support group of 500+ participants, actively benefitting from the space.”

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