【The Perfect Taste of Sex】

In a fairy-tale bridal shoot,The Perfect Taste of Sex this bride fell off of her horse and tumbled into the water.

In a bridal shoot in September, the bride, Sue Allegra of Oakland, New Jersey, aimed for an ethereal-theme when she dressed her horse as a unicorn.

As Allegra and her friend Mackenzie Vulgaris posed atop their "unicorns," Allegra's horse sent her flying. She emerged from the water completely soaked, ensuring that this bridal shoot might be the funniest ever.

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SEE ALSO: The resilience of rhinos: Photos capture the world's real-life unicorns Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

Vulgaris tells Caters: "Sue's horse loves the water and was playing in it."

"It was hysterical," Allegra said. "I'll never forget it."

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

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