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A Quirky ‘Moonrise Kingdom’-Inspired Night Safari Wedding in Singapore
Now here’s a wedding for these Covid times – one that is outdoors and with facemasks! Turning the pandemic facemask on its head while also paying homage to Wes Anderson’s ‘Moonrise Kingdom’ and ‘Fantastic Mr. Fox’, this couple incorporated “foxy” masks into their wedding, to brilliant effect. We love the rustic feel and nature vibes of the venue, not to mention the quirky aesthetics and fun additions in the form of exotic animals that made an appearance during the Night Safari! What a wonderful way to celebrate your wedding with family and friends. Many thanks to Leslie Photography for this beautiful set of photographs. Paige: “It rained throughout the morning…
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Edgy and Contemporary with Sleek Lines and Wildflowers
Brides-to-be tend to find themselves in this common dilemma when planning their wedding: to keep things classic and risk veering on ‘boring’ and ‘predictable’, or spice things up with a contemporary look and risk having a look that dates? What’s chic and contemporary these days is a balance of the two, such as dried wildflowers set against sleek lines and modern tablescapes, warm wooden textures juxtaposed against steely cool structures, and a palette of earthy tones with subtle gilded touches. Above all, sustainability is important – most of the décor can be repurposed by the newlyweds for their new home. Many thanks to Bloc Memoire Photography for this impressive set…
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A Cosy Floral Wedding at Rowan & Parsley Food Atelier, Johor
What a beautiful wedding filled with so many details – from steel geometric fixtures to vibrant flowers and traditional prints. Even though these newlyweds wanted a wedding that felt more like a cosy dinner party, they still made sure that the celebration had the right amount of glamour. Many thanks to TRBAN Photography for capturing every aspect of this lovely wedding!
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A Minimalist Chic Wedding With Pops Of Yellow At Eighty Seven Tanarimba
Making full use of the venue with its amazing views, this couple tied the knot surrounded by friends, family and Mother Nature. We love the cool steel exterior set amidst the warmth of its surroundings, the use of fairy lights, the pops of colour from the wedding bouquet, and the ingenious idea of using bricks as flower stands. Congrats on yet another interesting setup, ZáHuoHang, and many thanks to Zach Chin of MunKeat Studio for this beautiful set of photos!
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A Nostalgia-inspired Modern Wedding+Whimsical Vibrant Garden Ceremony in Singapore
Weddings tend to signify the turning point of going from your past into your future, and for these newlyweds, that came in the form of their wedding celebrations. Opting for traditional and nostalgia first, with a church solemnisation and tea ceremony, they let loose with their friends on the second day, surrounded by nature and with much dancing beneath the night sky. Many thanks to Bloc Memoire Photography for capturing this gorgeous wedding. Desiree: “Being married by Msgr Ambrose, who had journeyed with us for a year and knew us so well, was so special. Other memorable moments included the very special vow ceremony led by my childhood friend, my…
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Bold and Cheerful Ceremony and Wedding at Relish by Wild Rocket Singapore
For this fun-loving and practical couple, a bold floral theme ruled their wedding day, as they combined a bright palette of red, orange, pink, mustard yellow and coral. Completing the look were bird motifs on the wedding invitations, vow cards, a DIY red packet box, breakfast cookies, and more! Many thanks to Samuel Goh for these meaningful shots.
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A Casual and Intimate Farm Chic Wedding at Janda Baik
Is there anything more intimate than tying the knot at a little farm set on a hill, surrounded by your family and friends? Never mind the vibrant green hues of Mother Nature, the cosy wooden textures of the rustic barn, the simple decorations and the amazing food, the stars of this wedding were undoubtedly the newlyweds and the joyous celebration of their love! We really like how this wedding gave the couple and their loved ones an opportunity to get right back to the basics of nature. Many thanks to hellojanelee for capturing this lovely set of photos.
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A Yellow Retro Party At UoVo
Inspired by the hippie culture of the ’60s, this styled shoot was also a birthday surprise for two special friends who had been wanting to reminisce the good old days of dapper fashion. Everyone loved the nostalgia of the evening – from the groovy hits of the swinging ’60s and delectable nibbles to the vintage collectibles and props in psychedelic prints. Theme parties are always great fun and allow for interesting and unexpected décor and memorabilia, which add greatly to the camaraderie of the evening. Plus you get a fantastic photo album from it! Thanks to Moments and Wishing Tree for sending this over, and Louis Loo Photography for these…
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An Intimate Teal And Yellow Wedding At Gita Bayu
Outdoor weddings are beautiful – but only if the weather permits! Despite the weather dashing these newlyweds’ hope for an outdoor wedding, their ceremony was warm and love-filled, with the teak wood interiors, ample greenery and accents of deep green. From the eucalyptus leaves in the bridal bouquet to the cheery pops of yellow in the décor, the colours all came together beautifully, creating a dreamy yet romantic mood. Teal was a lovely complement too, and the bride looked resplendent in her teal evening gown. Many thanks to Anson’s Photography for capturing this sweet set of photographs.
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Vintage Rustic Florals With A Touch Of Gold At Tanarimba, Janda Baik
There is an undeniable warmth that comes with wooden décor elements. Pair them with an abundance of flowers and lush greens in a venue with a grassy knoll and high wooden ceilings, and it all made for the perfect rustic barn theme. Special touches included the wagon wheel centerpiece, stacks of hay and wooden pallets, and embellishments in the form of dried leaves, twine and vine leaves. Complementing the rustic theme were the breathtaking floral choices (even the table names were flower names and their meanings), an ice cream bar and a vintage Volkswagen van. Tying together all of these decorative elements were pops of gold, from the gilded chairs…
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A Vibrant Floral Wedding At Ciao Ristorante
Every part of this wedding had flowers – from the decorations to the invites and art to the giant peony floral backdrop (that was used during the bride and groom’s ROM and later on at the reception), and even the groom’s joyful floral blazer! We love how the colours instantly added so much joy, with yellow hues complementing the shocking pink and leafy greens. The abundance of floral elements kept the colour palette happy, as well as kept the other decorative elements minimal. Accentuating the flowers were fairy lights, wooden textures and, of course, the gorgeous smiles from the delighted couple and their friends and family. Many thanks to WeFreeze…
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A Gold And Tiffany Blue DIY Wedding At Suffolk House, Penang
Choosing to DIY your own wedding can be overwhelming, but this bride and groom each picked out a colour and ran with their ideas. She chose gold while he chose Tiffany blue – two colours that look amazing together, much like the couple themselves. With joyful yellow balloons decorating the wedding aisle, the bridesmaids (each in mismatched bridesmaid outfits) walked down the aisle with parasols in lieu of floral bouquets. For the reception, the vintage decorative elements, such as the gold painted wine bottles, perfectly contrasted against the modern chandeliers of the venue. Thanks to Anna-Rina Photography for this beautiful set of photos that capture the unbridled joy and happy…
Ultra chic wedding ideas and inspiration for the modern bride
