ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月10日 23時01分

The deep blues and white-out whites of Santorini exercise a particular hold on the romantic imagination. The Greek island has become the ultimate destination for pre-wedding photographs and developed into a multibillion-dollar business — particularly for Chinese and Taiwanese couples. For 26-year-old Tzuchi Lin and his fiancée, Yingting Huang, having their pre-wedding shots made on Santorini meant the world. “It’s very exciting. Actually, we didn’t sleep last night,” he said. Visit the link in our bio to read more. @lauraboushnak took this photo of the couple in the midst of their photo shoot.

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12rgo @katiewehrung @madison_kansala @kailbelleisle @ari_samimi @madison.suarez @eureekaah didn’t we see this photo being taken????

artemisrah Its a great business idea and as long as it helps to boast the economy and.not bothers the locals, I say go for it

stephxgo @benpigao want to travel to Santorini? Now that I have a real job, we can finally afford engagement photos! 😂

iiansariaii @razanelzein you better tell him to take you to Santorini for you wedding shots wala shnu yaaa @the_nanii

mc.hoffner @josslynhk @emoryhopsonerwin remember all the photo shoots like this that we saw?! 😂😂😂

icanseelavienrose Taiwan is a part of China! Why you are sooo unprofessional as an international media???

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