Bad weather is a typical concern for couples who choose to wed outdoors, and Pei Pei and Vincent didn’t get to say their vows until later on, when Pretty Little Things were able to slot it into the wedding reception. “It really meant a lot to us,” she said. Kudos to Pretty Little Things for thinking on their feet, and many thanks to Sam Leong of Fixer Photography for these brilliant photos!
Garden weddings have gained in popularity among our readers in the past few years, with many bridal couples and their guests finding the fresh air a fitting and welcome environment for the happy occasion. For Megan and Jon, their choice of navy, white and gold flavoured the intimate affair with class, the colours greatly complementing the natural outdoor setting. It always works well when the theme colours are based on classics or neutrals, don’t you think? Thank you, Peter Herman Photography, for this fantastic album!
It was their mutual love for classical music and the outdoors that made Pulai Spring Resort Johor an easy yes for this handsome couple. “From the moment we set foot in it actually,” the bride, Michelle, shared.
Set on a golf course, the resort features a vast expanse of greenery, providing the couple with the canvas they had always envisioned for their wedding. Theming the affair “Rustic Garden”, they ornamented the pretty lawn with a palette of pink and pastels, plus hints of gold for a romantic touch.
“Hani, our florist, did a fantastic job making our day beautiful,” said Michelle. And for the proverbial cherry on top, the newlyweds marched out to the melodious tune of ‘Viva la Vida’, played by the popular string quartet Dimento. Thanks for these awesome pictures, Louis Gan Photography!
Sometimes the best-laid plans are when there are fewer or close to no plans. These newlyweds pulled off their cosy garden wedding, including DIY projects such as the ring pillow and wedding arch, in surprisingly little time!
The garden surroundings were the perfect complement to their simple and clean colour palette. Keeping with the nature theme, the bridal bouquet was understated and gorgeous, with eucalyptus branches standing in contrast to the white and cream flowers. Also juxtaposed against the green and white shades were the wooden textures and accents. Meanwhile, the bridal party wore grey to keep things neutral and ensure that the focus was on the bridal couple’s celebration of their love for each other. Thanks for these beautifully captured shots, MunKeat Photography.
We are so in love with the charming location, the wedding embellishments and the fantastic memories captured in this album. Complementing the rustic garden theme was a classy and youthful palette of mint and blush, enhanced by personal touches in the form of DIY wedding décor. Thanks to Peter Herman Photography for sending us this set, and wedding planners Prep for ensuring this bride had a stress free wedding! Do check out their sweet bohemian bridal portraits at Pantai Klebang Sand Dunes in Malacca.
When the father of the groom said he didn’t want a “typical Chinese wedding”, this couple jumped at the opportunity to do something different – a backyard wedding for loved ones and close friends that was swanky yet cosy.
The first thing they did was to hire a reliable wedding planner and discuss their plans with a decorator. They decided on blush, gold and green – colours that they loved and that would bring out the natural beauty of the family home. Bouquets of roses and hydrangeas adorned the lovely garden where they would wed, and every other detail, too, was planned and carried out to perfection. Many thanks to MCS Wedding Gallery for this fantastic album!
It was as much a reunion as it was a wedding celebration for Ken Eun and Min Chung. We love how this South Korean couple living in New York had a most intimate garden wedding at Alila Villas Uluwatu in Bali, Indonesia. Planning a destination wedding can be a stressful affair, especially with the remote sourcing and organising, but kudos to this awesome bride for pulling it off so beautifully. Many thanks to DiktatPhotography for these mesmerising photos!
Kee Uen was browsing on Pinterest when she fell in love with the blush on green theme. Combining bronze, brass and tan with varying shades of blush, the couple’s wedding was a dignified display of the features she liked, including the monstera leaf and the king protea flower. Trees sparkled with fairy lights, casting a romantic glow over loved ones as they dined beneath a sunset sky.
Fusing delicate peonies with elements of gold for their wedding, this couple went the DIY route – as much as they could. The groom, graphic designer and wedding photographer Andrew Yep, designed the invitations and stationery, and created direction boards using recycled wood and hand painted calligraphy. Meanwhile, the wedding favours were jars of locally produced strawberry jam. Thanks for these beautiful photos, Peter Herman Photography, and congratulations, Alice and Andrew! Our best wishes with you, and we’re so happy to see you both tie the knot.
What a pretty confluence of the couple’s interests and influences! This British-Indian inspired wedding theme, set against the autumn palette of forest green, marsala, gold, beige and dusty blue, culminated in a setting that gave the guests a marvelous evening, as intended. Many thanks to Nigel Lim for capturing this set of photos.
A compatible couple is often evidenced by the ideals and thoughtfulness they put into their wedding. Since En Li and Andy were going to have a conventional church-and-hotel wedding in Kuala Lumpur later on, they opted for an outdoor winter ceremony in the concrete jungle of Hong Kong for something different.
Held at the exclusive Beas River Country Club, the newlyweds’ thoughtfulness came through in the form of heatpacks in personalised pouches as wedding favours, so guests could stay warm in the chilly, but very lovely, open. Amid the tastefully selected décor in hues of Marsala red, family and friends enjoyed the posh venue and rejoiced in their union. And MunKeat Photography was there to capture all the beauty!
Looking through these beautiful wedding photos that were shot by AndroidsinBoots, one can feel the fun and lightheartedness of the entire celebration. From the choice of location that wasn’t just a gorgeous venue but also a platform that raises awareness on the food that we eat, to the fact that the bride wore a short dress, it was definitely a unique wedding.
Gracia and Zac’s wedding ceremony is a great example of how comfort and fun can still be had on your big day. Opting for a casual theme, the Open Farm Community turned out to be the perfect choice as the outdoor open area allowed them to add their own décor touches. Their French bulldog, Tyson, was also part of the celebration and this might not have been possible if they had opted for an indoor ceremony.
There’s something about Felicia and Nico’s bohemian chic wedding that we cannot get enough of. It incorporates elements of nature, along with a certain romanticism and individuality.
The bride rocked her flowy, dreamy dress with lace detailing from Bramanta Wijaya Sposa, plus a fresh flower crown to match. Her rustic bouquet with red charm peonies and mixed cacti corsages for her bridal party all added to the boho feel.
Throw in indie rock ballads and funk music, set against the serene backdrop of the Damai Indah Golf and Country Club, and you have yourself a wedding to remember! Thanks so much, Axioo, for sharing these gorgeous photos with us.
