Earn "huge" money by cutting wedding photos for couples who have "died their separate ways"

Recently, special wedding photo shredding services for divorced couples are creating a craze. It is known that this special job was created by a businessman in China, helping him make a lot of money.

A special wedding photo shredding service for divorced couples is creating a craze in China, created by businessman Liu from Langfang, Shandong province, eastern China. Mr. Luu shared that this idea came from the need to destroy old wedding photos while still maintaining privacy.

According to Mr. Liu, tearing up wedding photos after a broken marriage is not easy in China. Here, wedding photos are often printed on hard acrylic canvases so they are difficult to tear. Furthermore, this wedding photo printing material is very fire resistant and burning photos of living people is taboo in many localities.

That leaves divorcing couples with few options. Many couples have to put their wedding photos in the trash, but this makes them uncomfortable because it can reveal personal images and lose privacy. That's when a new company specializing in destroying wedding photos, helping customers let go of the past while protecting their privacy, was born.

It is known that the wedding photo shredding service for divorced couples is not only affordable but also offers a simple transaction process. The cost of canceling wedding photos depends on weight, ranging from 10-100 yuan (equivalent to 33,000 - 330,000 VND). Customers just need to send their photos to the center, no need to meet in person.

The process of destroying a wedding photo requires high compliance. Regarding the processing process, when opening the package sent by the customer, Mr. Luu's staff will use spray paint to cover the photo content. Then, the photos are cut into small pieces using a specialized cutting machine. The entire photo shredding process is videotaped by staff and sent back to the customer for verification. The process of destroying a wedding photo requires high compliance.

Liu's wedding photo cutting business has only one location in Shandong province but has attracted customers from across China. "We received orders from every province and city across China, except Tibet," Mr. Liu said.

Luu's unique business service is attracting great attention from public opinion. With this application, the process of processing wedding photos after divorce becomes much more convenient, without giving couples a headache when faced with the problem of dealing with old wedding photos. Many people also appreciate that this business model can grow strongly, especially when the trend of divorce is increasing in Chinese society.

One person who struggled with destroying wedding photos said: "My uncle broke up with his wife and my mother asked me to tear up all their wedding photos. This really exhausted me because the wedding photos were made of very poor materials. difficult to tear, unfortunately this service was not available at that time".

More and more Chinese women are sharing their positive post-divorce lives on social networks, in which divorce papers are seen as a "certificate of happiness". Notably, some people even pay thousands of dollars for divorce photography.

According to statistics, the marriage and birth rate in China has dropped to a record low. Meanwhile, the divorce rate on the contrary increased sharply, surpassing the marriage rate in 2012 and peaking at 4.71 million couples in 2019. However, this number decreased to 2.1 million couples in 2022.

The recent decline in the divorce rate is partly due to the impact of the pandemic and the "30 days of conciliation" regulation applied from 2021. China, which is becoming one of the rapidly aging countries, face the challenge of declining fertility as the marriage registration rate declines and the divorce rate increases. Many people are concerned that this could be a sign of a similar pattern to the "crash" Japan has experienced.

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