"The ostentatious, overly labored displays of emotion; the formulaic plots; the urgency to skip over relationship-building and get directly to the act--it all looks a lot like porn. The same way porn shows the act of lovemaking without reference to love, wedding porn fetishistically focuses on the ceremony without reference to the profound sentiments--and contemporary problems--that it represents...Any reference to what comes afterwards, i.e., the stuff women's magazines refer to as the 'work' of marriage, well...hey, did we mention that Trista's shoes are the most expensive ever made for a wedding?"
-Bridal Wave - Melissa Morrison