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A Whimsical and Glamorous Wedding in Ilocos Sur, The Philippines
After years in a long distance relationship, this couple was finally ready to get married, only to have a volcano eruption scare and the Covid-19 pandemic derail their wedding plans! Their persistence paid off at last – in an intimate gathering of just 42 people, they exchanged vows and were pronounced husband and wife. And despite their ever-changing plans, they still managed to have the wedding of their dreams. Many thanks to ProudRad for capturing this impeccably beautiful wedding, planned by Sweetdays by Chloe Pablico! Aloiza: “While this might sound cliché, every moment of our wedding day was memorable, for it was everything we hoped for and more. “Our love…
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A Classic, Simple Church Wedding in Manila
The pandemic might have slowed things down for the rest of the world, but for Camille and Mark, life took a joyful turn – they’re having a baby! Keeping things simple but intimate, they finally got to exchange vows and become husband and wife. At their reception, in addition to celebrating their wedding, they also did a gender reveal of their baby – it’s a baby boy! Thank you, ProudRad, for this gorgeous and sweet set of wedding photos. Mark: “Our story is one of providence amidst a pandemic. It started in March 2020, when the country went into lockdown just as we returned from a trip to Japan. Japan…
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A Lush, Intimate Floral-Themed Wedding With Pops Of Colour At Tamarind Hill
The question we’ve all asked lately is, how will weddings look like now with Covid-19? We’ve had ZOOM weddings, weddings at home, weddings with just 10 people… For Rebecca and Wy Keat, they had all the usual excitement of the day, but with just 50 people and a Zoom call for everyone who could not be there. Paring things down meant highlighting the things that mattered. The bride also ensured that everything could be reusable, and that both her and the groom had time with their loved ones on their special day. We love the pops of joyful orange and the warmth of the venue – what a truly perfect…
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A Bright and Tropical Intimate Backyard Garden Wedding
What a dream to be able to get married in your own home! For this couple, the bride’s home was full of memories, love and cosy, intimate moments, so it made sense to have their solemnisation ceremony there, especially since they would be moving out soon. We love the pops of colour – the bright and joyful reds, oranges and yellows – and the Balinese inspiration that went so well with the lush tropical vibe. Everything came together with so much love. Many thanks to Present On Pixels for capturing these beautiful wedding shots. Eelaine: “We forgot the rings! Luckily, it was in my bedroom, which was right upstairs. Dennis…
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Refreshing and Gorgeous Wedding at Rama V Restaurant, Kuala Lumpur
We can’t help but smile going through this gorgeous album. The wedding was supposed to have been held in the outdoor area of the Rama V Restaurant, Kuala Lumpur, but alas, it started to pour just half an hour before the ceremony – just as the couple arrived! We love how undeterred they were, putting their best foot forward and bringing their wedding indoors. Our thanks to Louis Gan Photography for these brilliant captures, and Little Once Deco and Witchwood The Florist for the lovely décor!
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Malaysian Wedding Ceremony Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) by MKN (Malaysia National Security Council) Under Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO)
Due to rising number of Covid-19 cases, wedding ceremonies and receptions are not allowed to proceed in states under Movement Control Order (MCO). However, MKN has lifted the MCO status and imposed Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO) and Recovery Movement Control Order (RMCO) in the country. Both wedding ceremonies and receptions are now allowed to proceed under CMCO and RMCO. There are different SOPs for states under CMCO and RMCO. Kindly refer to our checklist on wedding receptions < Malaysia Wedding SOP by MKN >. For wedding ceremonies i.e. Registration of Marriage and Solemnisation (Akad Nikah), do adhere to the following SOPs for non-Muslim and Muslim wedding ceremony. Malaysia National Security…
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A Summer Vibes Wedding at Colight Co. Singapore
This refreshing couple’s gorgeous wedding is simply a reflection of their fun-loving personalities and relationship, as shown in this amazing album. Thank you for these fantastic shots, Multifolds Photography!
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New Norm for Weddings in Marriott International Hotels under Covid-19
In the midst of this global pandemic, many weddings have been cancelled and/or postponed to 2021. Like many couples, we are unsure of how this will unfold in the coming months. We understand the conundrum couples are facing this season but as Queen famously sang, “The show must go on!” TWN has spoken to one of our main hotel partners in Malaysia, Marriott International Inc., to get a deeper understanding of how their hotels are taking steps to assist couples in the wedding planning process during this time. All Marriott hotels comply with their group’s “Commitment to Clean” guidelines when it comes to food preparation, service and staff to ensure…
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How to Create Covid-19 MySejahtera Check-In QR Codes for Your Wedding in Malaysia
As of 1 August 2020, Malaysia’s National Security Council (MKN) has removed the maximum limit of 250 persons for weddings. They have also made it compulsory for event organisers to use the MySejahtera app. Here is the updated Malaysia Wedding SOP by MKN. Here’s how you can create a scannable QR code for your wedding: Step 1 Visit the MySejahtera website.
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Singapore Covid-19 Wedding Regulations Under Phase 2 by the Ministry of Health (MOH)
As you know, Singapore has entered Phase 2 of Covid-19 pandemic recovery. Since the start of Phase 2 on 19 June 2020, the maximum capacity for weddings has been 20 persons. However, starting from 3 October 2020, that limit was increased to 100 persons. Here are some things to note: SOLEMNISATIONS 1. Solemnisation with guests:ALLOWED VENUES:• Places of worship• HDB common areas• Other external venuesCAPACITY: Maximum of 100 persons (including the couple, excluding the solemniser, vendors and premise staff) for the entire event, subject to the venue’s capacity limit based on safe management principles. Vendors and premise staff should be kept to a minimum.
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Malaysian Wedding Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) by MKN (Malaysia National Security Council) – Updated
ALLOWED VENUES: Ballrooms or open-air spaces EVENT DURATION: 3-5 hours < read more > CAPACITY: Subject to the size of the venue with adherence to social distancing. THINGS NOT ALLOWED1. Events will not be allowed if it is too difficult to control, where the crowd is too big at any one time and it is difficult to control the behaviour of the guests.2. Self-service buffet and the blowing of candles.3. Organisation of events in PKPD areas are not allowed.4. Patients Under Investigation (PUI) and Persons Under Surveillance (PUS) are not allowed to attend the events.
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A Bohemian Chic Lockdown Wedding At Home
In just five days, these newlyweds booked a photographer and videographer, and sent out an instructional manual on having a wedding at home – talk about beating the odds when it comes to tying the knot! Who’s to say a home wedding can’t be just as special and magical? Keeping within Community Quarantine protocols, they coordinated everything online, and on their big day, 70 guests dialed in to witness their vow exchange. What beautiful photos these turned out to be, there’s definitely something so intimate and sweet about starting your new life together at home. Thanks to ProudRad for these!
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