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"Wedding Dress Mess?"
Love you, too
Amazing.
I would prefer a big cream chocolate cake on a chair. Pull your dress up and sit on it. Move a little bit in that mess. Be sure you safe dress. Stand up and let the dress fall down. You can't see anything about the mess.
After that sit down and get really messy
I would prefer a big cream chocolate cake on a chair. Pull your dress up and sit on it. Move a little bit in that mess. Be sure you safe dress. Stand up and let the dress fall down. You can't see anything about the mess.
After that sit down and get really messy
Olli
How about a mud shoot loved the river bed shoot you did. Be great to see the wedding dress get the same treatment
Has to be a mock up of a wedding cake for sure! 
Saturation Hall, Langstonedale
Lord of the Pies
The thing about that style of dress with the kind of gauze / veil over the top, if you pour stuff on it then it covers, and blocks, the gauze, and then nothing actually gets on the actual dress, or if it does we can't see it. So I think a different approach is required.
1. I agree with the other poster who suggested carefully raising the dress at the back to keep it clean, and sitting down in something to cover underwear (hopefully nice full silk panties?), then stand up and let the clean dress drop back to look pristine while hiding the lovely squelchy feelings underneath. Alternatively or as well, thoroughly fill the underwear, again keeping the dress pristine. The idea being that the wetness and messiness from inside can start to work its way through the dress from within, all while it still looks untouched.
2. Fill the dress. Carefully pour lots of mess - ideally very runny mess - down inside the dress, front and back. Take time, lots of pours, and see whether that results in dampness and stains starting to come through from within.
3. Sit down without raising the dress, get the seat of it covered in goo.
4. Now think about pouing stuff over the front, while seated. Possibly, after first pour, and assuming you're not planning to wash the dress out for a second use, cut open / off the mesh outer layer, revealing how protected (or not) the actual fabric was. Then pour more mess all over the revealed material.
If the removal of the mesh layer is done carefully, the dress could still potentially be used in a second scene - perhaps a mud one, which should destroy it completely.
Also, from my personal preference, don't pour anything over Andi's head until the entire dress has been totally messed up front and back. Save head / face messing for the end, so we can see Andi's reactions as she enjoys the dress being messed up.
Btw, glorious dress and Andi looks magnificent in it clean. I can only imagine how fabulous it's going to look all messy.
1. I agree with the other poster who suggested carefully raising the dress at the back to keep it clean, and sitting down in something to cover underwear (hopefully nice full silk panties?), then stand up and let the clean dress drop back to look pristine while hiding the lovely squelchy feelings underneath. Alternatively or as well, thoroughly fill the underwear, again keeping the dress pristine. The idea being that the wetness and messiness from inside can start to work its way through the dress from within, all while it still looks untouched.
2. Fill the dress. Carefully pour lots of mess - ideally very runny mess - down inside the dress, front and back. Take time, lots of pours, and see whether that results in dampness and stains starting to come through from within.
3. Sit down without raising the dress, get the seat of it covered in goo.
4. Now think about pouing stuff over the front, while seated. Possibly, after first pour, and assuming you're not planning to wash the dress out for a second use, cut open / off the mesh outer layer, revealing how protected (or not) the actual fabric was. Then pour more mess all over the revealed material.
If the removal of the mesh layer is done carefully, the dress could still potentially be used in a second scene - perhaps a mud one, which should destroy it completely.
Also, from my personal preference, don't pour anything over Andi's head until the entire dress has been totally messed up front and back. Save head / face messing for the end, so we can see Andi's reactions as she enjoys the dress being messed up.
Btw, glorious dress and Andi looks magnificent in it clean. I can only imagine how fabulous it's going to look all messy.
Saturation Hall - Forth! The Gungemaidens!
messy and more messy..... then maybe a nice hose-down.... and of course, my favorite personal touch, complete destruction.... just for fun 
gorgeous
Gookake, Japanese lotionplay style hot tub filled with thick jlube/ slime giving that nice cum look. Lots of spray shots and soaking.
Damn fool of a tuber
Thanks to all that took the time to vote 
And a special thanks to those that wrote a reply. In that regard, a special shout out to DungeonMasterOne who always takes time to make well thought out and insightful posts
It looks like pies and slime for the win!! That was what we are leaning towards, anyway. The idea of a wedding cake faceplant is intriguing, but that is not feasible with our budget at the moment
I was surprised to see that savoury was the runner up. We lean towards sweet stuff, but usually do one or two savoury sploshings a year. To the mud people, the locations we shot at previously have been under water more recently. Won't get to use them again until the next drought 
And to FSBillie, that wedding dress has already seen wetlook duty! Andi wore it at a friend's dunk tank party 2 summers ago The picture in this thread is actually from that day. You can see more pics here and the video is up on YouTube: https://umd.net/forums/a-beautiful-bride-gets-dunked
-JD
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XMgsFSqrMc8&t=78s
And a special thanks to those that wrote a reply. In that regard, a special shout out to DungeonMasterOne who always takes time to make well thought out and insightful posts It looks like pies and slime for the win!! That was what we are leaning towards, anyway. The idea of a wedding cake faceplant is intriguing, but that is not feasible with our budget at the moment
I was surprised to see that savoury was the runner up. We lean towards sweet stuff, but usually do one or two savoury sploshings a year. To the mud people, the locations we shot at previously have been under water more recently. Won't get to use them again until the next drought And to FSBillie, that wedding dress has already seen wetlook duty! Andi wore it at a friend's dunk tank party 2 summers ago The picture in this thread is actually from that day. You can see more pics here and the video is up on YouTube: https://umd.net/forums/a-beautiful-bride-gets-dunked -JD
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XMgsFSqrMc8&t=78s
Saturation Hall, Langstonedale
Lord of the Pies
JD and Messy Andi said: Thanks to all that took the time to vote And a special thanks to those that wrote a reply. In that regard, a special shout out to DungeonMasterOne who always takes time to make well thought out and insightful posts
And a special thanks to those that wrote a reply. In that regard, a special shout out to DungeonMasterOne who always takes time to make well thought out and insightful posts ***blush***
Given all that you two have given to the community, and entirely for free too boot, you deserve considered replies at the very least. Looking forward to seeing what you do to that dress next!
Saturation Hall - Forth! The Gungemaidens!
Thanks again to all that got involved in this thread, the wedding dress has now been pied and slimed! Or more accurately, slimed and then pied We recycled a dumb skit we used before and added some pies. You can see the old shoot here: https://umd.net/forums/no-green-slime-today
Coming up with new ways to say "I don't know" can be harder than you'd think! And in that regard, a shout out to WildThang and The Man and The Wife for having the creativity to come up with original ideas/skits Also have to give Rich of SlapstickStuff props here. He may have reused ideas, but come on, he has managed to try and keep things fresh for years!
-JD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKmbDkZjKhY
We recycled a dumb skit we used before and added some pies. You can see the old shoot here: https://umd.net/forums/no-green-slime-today Coming up with new ways to say "I don't know" can be harder than you'd think! And in that regard, a shout out to WildThang and The Man and The Wife for having the creativity to come up with original ideas/skits
Also have to give Rich of SlapstickStuff props here. He may have reused ideas, but come on, he has managed to try and keep things fresh for years! -JD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKmbDkZjKhY
7/31/24, 2:02am: This post won't bump the thread to the top.
JD and Messy Andi said: Thinking of sploshing another wedding dress. Most likely we will be doing our usual pies and slime thing, but curious to see what others think
-JD
-JD
I've gotten away from anything savory....if it tastes awful it's not fun.....but anything you guys do brings joy so I'm all for whatever you guys decide!
AW2 said: I've gotten away from anything savory....if it tastes awful it's not fun.....but anything you guys do brings joy so I'm all for whatever you guys decide!
Then you would hate our latest mess
Andi had a week off before her summer B term semester starts this week so we got in a few sploshings. There are some telltale remnants of our extracurricular activities in the yard! -JD
Edit: Added some pics with the items used in the wedding dress mess in the pictures above, and the savory mess we did yesterday
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