Fabmimi News: Pictures :Couple Who Are Undertakers Pick Funerary Theme For Their Pre-Wedding Photo shoot.

A couple of undertakers appear to be taking their vows 'until death do us part' literally after they posed for a morbid set of wedding pictures with a coffin.

With the bride-to-be in a floor length gown and her fiance in a tuxedo, Jenny Tay, 29, and her fiance Darren Cheng are like any other couple posing for their wedding pictures - except for the gleaming white casket

In a photo shoot that looked more appropriate for Halloween than for their upcoming nuptials in October, the pair from Singapore, were pictured sitting on and even lying inside the coffin.

Ms Tay said she had been inspired to chose bizarre theme by her and her fiance's jobs and insisted that death had played a 'central and important part' in the pictures.
Jenny Tay, 29, and her fiance Darren Cheng, 30, from Singapore, were pictured sitting on and even lying inside the white casket in the photo shoot

The couple, who are both undertakers, said they were inspired to have the morbid theme by their jobs, adding that death played an important part in the shoot

While the setting looks appropriate for Halloween than a wedding shoot, the couple were very happy with the end results
He told Straits Times: 'I am not superstitious and it makes sense. In some cultures and religions, death means life and rebirth.'

Despite the ghoulish theme, the couple look stunning in the wedding photos, with the bride-to-be in a floor length red dress and the groom in a tuxedo as they snuggled in the coffin together in a waterway park in Singapore. In another shot, Ms Tay donned a wedding dress to pose next to the casket.

Pre-wedding photo shoots are common for couples in Singapore - although the funerary theme is perhaps less usual.
The pictures have gone onto cause a stir online with users praising their 'unique approach'.

Ms Tay said response had been very positive although the couple have decided not to display them at their wedding banquet for fear of upsetting the more traditional of their guests.