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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Mary Norkol

Something old, something new, something borrowed, something tattooed

Elisa Espinosa and Zach Gronewold hold hands at their wedding reception last month. Espinosa’s tattoo was customized to complement her dress. (Provided)

In the midst of wedding planning mayhem last summer, Elisa Espinosa checked off a big item on her to-do list: She finally found her dress.

But something seemed to be missing. The dress had a wide-open back, and Espinosa thought it looked plain that way. Some people might have chosen jewelry or other accessories in that situation. Espinosa decided what she needed to set off that space was something else — a tattoo.

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