【[EP05] Lovely Ladies Dormitory】

This wedding shoot is [EP05] Lovely Ladies Dormitoryliterally, figuratively blowing our minds.

Behold the lengths a Japanese couple has gone to, for the ultimate dramatic wedding photo.

Props to them also for being able to appear calm, as multiple cement bombs went off behind them.

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I mean, seriously.

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According to a post detailing the shoot, husband and wife got married in 2015, but only decided to take their wedding photos recently.

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They contacted a cosplay company, Cosnavi, to come up the concept for the shoot. Eventually, they headed up to the Iwafune mountain, a former quarry, to create the explosive scene.

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The groom added that he and his wife were wearing cheap outfits, as they were prepared for them to be ruined during the shoot.

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And finally, with the explosives put in place, the couple got their shot.

Via Giphy

Here's a behind-the-scenes video.

Can you say: most badass couple ever?

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