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Oops!! This is darn embarrassing siah...
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this is fake, wedding gown are call gown, because they are one piece.
notice she take off wedding skirt rather than pulling it up after she fall.
She also seem not to wear underwear.
This is just some russian comedy show.
notice she take off wedding skirt rather than pulling it up after she fall.
She also seem not to wear underwear.
This is just some russian comedy show.
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hi there
1. bro, me think that the "fake" bride was wearing a g-string leh!
2. btw, i think she was also wearing holding on to the top hem of the skirt thing preventing it from slipping down.
3. as she was walking down the "aisle".
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Oh well, showing a G-string on a bride's wedding day is nothing terrible compared to this..
Pictured: The wedding dress and shoes of tragic bride who fell from rocks and drowned during photo-shoot
Lying on rocks, these are the bridal gown and high-heeled shoes worn by a newlywed woman who was killed when she fell into a river while posing for photographs.
Real estate agent Maria Pantazopoulos, 30, drowned after her dress got wet and she was dragged into the river near a 'violently' rushing waterfall in Canada.
Friends said she had been taking part in an increasingly popular ritual called 'Trash the Dress', in which brides pose for pictures while playfully destroying their wedding gowns.
Horror: Maria Pantazopoulos' wedding dress and shoes remain on the rocks after she was dragged into a river to her death while posing for pictures
Ms Pantazopoulos slipped and fell into the Ouareau River near Dorwin Falls, north of Montreal, on Friday afternoon. Her body was found about two and a half hours later.
The newly-wed yelled 'I'm slipping, I'm slipping, I'm slipping,' before falling off the rock she was perched on for her wedding pictures, according to CBC.
Ms Pantazopoulos had commissioned the shoot following her June 9 wedding.
Family friend Leeza Pousoulidis said: 'She’s a really fun girl, and she just didn’t want her wedding dress sitting in a box in the closet.
'She said "I want to have fun with my wedding dress. I want to have great pictures and memories of me in my wedding dress."'
Ms Pousoulidis said her friend was 'a strong, tough girl'.
'She was very petite, but she was strong in character and in physical strength as well,' Ms Pousoulidis told the Montreal Gazette.
'She was very happy and caring. She had a big heart.'
Ms Pantazopoulos slipped while she was being photographed by Louis Pagakis, who told CTV Montreal that he did everything he could to save her.
'She had her wedding dress on and she said, "take some pictures of me while I swim a little bit in the lake,"' he said.
'She went in and her dress got heavy, I tried everything I could to save her.'
Quebec provincial police spokesman Sgt. Ronald McInnis described the site as being elevated and rocky, with water 'violently' rushing below.
'She was doing the photo shoot in about six inches or one foot of water when part of her wedding dress got soaked and became extremely heavy,' Mr McInnis told MailOnline.
'She started slipping and falling down when the photographer grabbed her but she was too heavy that he couldn't pull her from the edge.
'Another person tried to grab her but also was unable to save her from falling into the river.'
Mr McInnis said Ms Pantazopoulos, from Laval, a small Island north of Montreal, was found 100 feet from where she fell by a private diver who knows the river and volunteered to help with the search.
Tragedy: Maria Pantazopoulos, 30, died while posing for photographs in her wedding gown.
She drowned after her dress got wet and dragged her into a river near a 'violently' rushing waterfall in Canada
Rescue: Search teams scour the river in an attempt to save Ms Pantazopoulos
The diver pulled the young woman’s body from an area of the river which was 20 feet deep.
'She had sunk to the bottom,' Mr McInnis said.
Two witnesses, believed to be the photographer and an assistant, were hospitalised for extreme shock.
Mr McInnis said the bride's husband was not present for the photo-shoot and neither were any family members.
However, her cousins and her brother went to the site when they heard that she had fallen.
'It's horrible,' Mr McInnis said. 'This is the first time I've heard of a story like that. I told my partner, this is a story that is going to go all around the world.'
Ms Pantazopoulos wanted the fun photos taken at the falls, perched on the rocks in her gown, Marco Michaud, a colleague of the photographer taking the pictures told CBC.
She chose the beautiful site, located near the small city of Rawdon, as the backdrop.
Ms Pantazopoulos's family have declined to speak to the media.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...e-fell-drowned-photo-shoot.html#ixzz2ArsNCfzw
Pictured: The wedding dress and shoes of tragic bride who fell from rocks and drowned during photo-shoot
- Maria Pantazopoulos, 30, fell into river after her wedding dress got wet
- She was posing in her gown for pictures after getting married in June
- Body found two and a half hours later by a diver after police and firefighters scoured the area where she fell near Dorwin Falls, Canada
- Family friend: Ms Pantazopoulos said 'I want to have great pictures and memories of me in my wedding dress'
Lying on rocks, these are the bridal gown and high-heeled shoes worn by a newlywed woman who was killed when she fell into a river while posing for photographs.
Real estate agent Maria Pantazopoulos, 30, drowned after her dress got wet and she was dragged into the river near a 'violently' rushing waterfall in Canada.
Friends said she had been taking part in an increasingly popular ritual called 'Trash the Dress', in which brides pose for pictures while playfully destroying their wedding gowns.
Horror: Maria Pantazopoulos' wedding dress and shoes remain on the rocks after she was dragged into a river to her death while posing for pictures
Ms Pantazopoulos slipped and fell into the Ouareau River near Dorwin Falls, north of Montreal, on Friday afternoon. Her body was found about two and a half hours later.
The newly-wed yelled 'I'm slipping, I'm slipping, I'm slipping,' before falling off the rock she was perched on for her wedding pictures, according to CBC.
Ms Pantazopoulos had commissioned the shoot following her June 9 wedding.
Family friend Leeza Pousoulidis said: 'She’s a really fun girl, and she just didn’t want her wedding dress sitting in a box in the closet.
'She said "I want to have fun with my wedding dress. I want to have great pictures and memories of me in my wedding dress."'
Ms Pousoulidis said her friend was 'a strong, tough girl'.
'She was very petite, but she was strong in character and in physical strength as well,' Ms Pousoulidis told the Montreal Gazette.
'She was very happy and caring. She had a big heart.'
Ms Pantazopoulos slipped while she was being photographed by Louis Pagakis, who told CTV Montreal that he did everything he could to save her.
'She had her wedding dress on and she said, "take some pictures of me while I swim a little bit in the lake,"' he said.
'She went in and her dress got heavy, I tried everything I could to save her.'
Quebec provincial police spokesman Sgt. Ronald McInnis described the site as being elevated and rocky, with water 'violently' rushing below.
'She was doing the photo shoot in about six inches or one foot of water when part of her wedding dress got soaked and became extremely heavy,' Mr McInnis told MailOnline.
'She started slipping and falling down when the photographer grabbed her but she was too heavy that he couldn't pull her from the edge.
'Another person tried to grab her but also was unable to save her from falling into the river.'
Mr McInnis said Ms Pantazopoulos, from Laval, a small Island north of Montreal, was found 100 feet from where she fell by a private diver who knows the river and volunteered to help with the search.
Tragedy: Maria Pantazopoulos, 30, died while posing for photographs in her wedding gown.
She drowned after her dress got wet and dragged her into a river near a 'violently' rushing waterfall in Canada
Rescue: Search teams scour the river in an attempt to save Ms Pantazopoulos
The diver pulled the young woman’s body from an area of the river which was 20 feet deep.
'She had sunk to the bottom,' Mr McInnis said.
Two witnesses, believed to be the photographer and an assistant, were hospitalised for extreme shock.
Mr McInnis said the bride's husband was not present for the photo-shoot and neither were any family members.
However, her cousins and her brother went to the site when they heard that she had fallen.
'It's horrible,' Mr McInnis said. 'This is the first time I've heard of a story like that. I told my partner, this is a story that is going to go all around the world.'
Ms Pantazopoulos wanted the fun photos taken at the falls, perched on the rocks in her gown, Marco Michaud, a colleague of the photographer taking the pictures told CBC.
She chose the beautiful site, located near the small city of Rawdon, as the backdrop.
Ms Pantazopoulos's family have declined to speak to the media.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...e-fell-drowned-photo-shoot.html#ixzz2ArsNCfzw
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Later people KPKB on facebook about the noise level how?
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Sure complain one, cos the bride can also drop her gown anywhere to show her glorious butt, void deck included and not immune.
All the oohs and ahhs will raise the decibels 10 folds..some ah pek will hv heart attack and ambulance sirens add to the noise. HAHA.
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Wear this type of wedding costume. Sure got no problem.
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