Around the world... in a wedding dress Copyright 2013 Jeff Salvage www.onedressonewoman.com IT HAS survived being splattered with fish blood, mud from the ocean and a lobster attack. But this wedding dress is still going strong. And it's popping up all over the place. Jennifer Salvage and her dress have travelled around the world during her never-ending honeymoon with Jeff. The adventure began when the couple, both teachers from New Jersey, US, got married at the remote Easter Island in 2008 - and ended up with quite a unique photographic project. The pair went on a hunt for a wedding dress that could travel thousands of kilometres without getting ruined. "When my husband and I decided to get married in the most remote, inhabited place in the world, Easter Island, we knew we needed a dress that could be stuffed in and out of a backpack without primping," Jennifer said. Considering the dress was flown over 11,265 kilometres, driven across an isolated island, and hand-carried up a sacred volcano crater en route to our wedding ceremony, it held up wonderfully. They picked a dress designed specifically for travel by Maggie Sottero, an Australian-based company. Then came the search for the perfect photo. Around the world in a wedding dress. Copyright 2013 Jeff Salvage www.onedressonewoman.com Source: No Source My husband kindly requested I wear it repeatedly to be photographed under different lighting conditions and various locations around the island to get that 'iconic image'. The idea grew from there. "When we got home we planned our summer trips to the Alps and China for other projects and decided to take the dress with us," Jeff said. When we set up shots the reaction people had was utterly flattering. We realised we stumbled upon a really cool idea and ran with it. Jennifer has now posed in the dress more than 100 times in places as far flung as Iceland, France, Jamaica and New Zealand. Their stunning photographs are showcased in their book One Dress, One Woman, One World, with the couple also featuring on bridal websites around the world. And there's no plans to stop any time soon. "We don't travel just to take a picture, we are already there," Jeff said. I will keep doing it as long as it's fun for her. When you get older and you have your memories and stories, it's a great way to chronicle our life. The most difficult part of it all? "The biggest challenge for me typically is getting changed in public without a dressing room," Jennifer said. Needless to say I have developed a system that does not get us arrested and has not offended in any culture. And what happens when the dress gets dirty? "Our cheapie dry cleaner seems to fix it up every time, no matter what filth we throw at it," Jeff said. It's been covered in ocean mud from a lobster shot, fish blood, and everything imaginable. We also have backup dresses for the risky shots, but to date Jennifer has only worn the original and one backup. Both are a little worn, but still white and in great shape. So what's the next stop for the couple? Maui.