Janine did a photo shoot wearing the wedding dress she never got to wear as her fiance passed away two months before their big day.Screenshot/YouTube 
Janine wrote a note for her late fiance and attached it to a balloonScreenshot/Youtube 
She posed with her fiance John's photo who died 52 days back before their weddingScreenshot/Youtube 
Janine decided to do a photo shoot to deal with her griefScreenshot/Youtube 
She wished to click photos jumping into Riviera Maya, MexicoScreenshot/Youtube 
Janine's story melted the photographer's heart and he decided to create a magical adventure for herScreenshot/Youtube 
Janine believes her love John was smiling down on her during the photo shoot and that he would have wanted her to live freelyScreenshot/Youtube 
She jumped into the river to not only honor her love Johnny but also to heal her grief and move onScreenshot/Youtube 
Janine's beautiful handmade wedding dress was no longer a symbol of happiness but instead was a painful reminder of what she had lost, but in water it became so light and free.Screenshot/Youtube 
Janine advised to listen to "your heart". "You" are the most important person and only "you" can help "yourself"Screenshot/Youtube
A woman did an underwater photo shoot, wearing the wedding dress she never got to wear, to say goodbye to her fiance who passed away two months before their big day.
According to BuzzFeed, Janine and John were all set to walk down the aisle but the unexpected death of the latter, just weeks before the wedding, shattered her dreams.
But Janine then decided to deal with the grief by doing a photo shoot. She wished to be photographed jumping into Riviera Maya, Mexico, wearing the same wedding dress.
The pictures were taken by Matt Adcock, a photographer for Del Sol Photography. In his blog, he shared the experience of taking Janine's pictures and the motive behind the decision. He also pointed out he had never been more inspired in his 10-year career.
"After I heard Janine's story, I really wanted to do what I could to create a magical adventure for her," Adcock stated on his blog. He further stressed that Janine felt a strong connection with the elements of water.
In a video, Janine is seen saying she wanted to feel free. She says she did the photo shoot because the dress belonged to the wedding day and became a symbol of her sorrow, from which she wanted to move on. The heavy dress felt so light in the water, she added.
"When I did this photo shoot I had the best time I actually had fun for the 1st time in 3 month since Johnny passed away," Janine said in the interview. "I really felt that Johnny was smiling down at me and finally giving me closure that I can live my life in a positive way."
Check out the pictures from "Janine's story of Hope and Healing".
Also, watch the video where Janine talks about the photo shoot to help heal her grief and move on.
