Keny, the radiant Indonesian bride, and Jason chose the resort for its timeless elegance. Because of its colonial architecture and breathtaking views, it offered the perfect backdrop for both romance and intimacy. The quiet atmosphere allowed their wedding to feel warm and personal, just as they envisioned.

One of the highlights of the day was their unique first look. Instead of walking directly toward each other, the couple moved backwards until they finally turned to meet face-to-face. This playful tradition filled the moment with laughter, anticipation, and happy tears. Guests could feel the emotion as Jason and Keny locked eyes for the very first time that day.

Afterward, they exchanged heartfelt vows inside the resort. The words spoken reflected their love and commitment, while family and friends watched closely. Because the wedding was kept small, every guest felt connected and involved.

Following the ceremony, everyone gathered for an elegant banquet dinner. The beautifully arranged tables encouraged conversation, and the smaller guest list created a sense of togetherness. Glasses clinked, laughter echoed, and blessings poured out for the newlyweds.

In addition, the night continued with a lively after-party. Music and dancing filled the room as family and friends celebrated without holding back. The energy shifted from calm and emotional to vibrant and joyful, showing the perfect balance of the day.

Ultimately, Jason & Keny’s Cameron Highlands Resort wedding proved that intimacy can be just as powerful as grandeur. Their celebration was not only romantic but also unforgettable—a day of love, tradition, and pure happiness.

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Seven Terraces Wedding in Penang offered the perfect setting for a destination wedding that beautifully blended culture, heritage, and love. This charming heritage hotel in George Town, with its Peranakan design and antique character, became the stage for a deeply personal celebration.

The couple flew in from the United States, choosing Seven Terraces for its unique atmosphere and rich history. From the moment they arrived, they embraced the beauty of Nyonya traditions, honoring their roots with every detail.

One of the most touching moments came during the morning ceremony, when the bride wore a Chinese Kua gown — the very same gown her grandmother wore decades ago. That choice created a powerful connection across generations and added emotional depth to the day.

Every element reflected thoughtful intention. The tea ceremony buzzed with energy and warmth. Guests shared laughter and stories during dinner in the courtyard. The couple didn’t just celebrate their union; they celebrated heritage, family, and identity.

We loved photographing this Seven Terraces wedding. The natural light pouring through wooden shutters, the vibrant tilework, and the pastel palette gave each image a timeless, cinematic feel. Every corner of the venue told a story — just like the couple themselves.

This wedding reminded us why we love what we do. When love meets legacy in a space as special as Seven Terraces, the result is nothing short of magic.

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There are many reasons why Bali is a popular wedding destination. From its beautiful natural scenery: Bali is known for its stunning natural beauty, including beaches, mountains, rice terraces, and waterfalls. These picturesque landscapes make for the perfect backdrop for a wedding ceremony.

This beachfront wedding at Soori Bali is a beautiful and unforgettable experience. Soori Bali is a luxury resort located on the southwest coast of Bali, with stunning views of the Indian Ocean and Mount Batukaru.

The villa which the couple was equally as stunning. We captured all the details of the preparation just before the couple had their first look just outside the villa. After the first look, the wedding ceremony was held at a beach front area around the hotel property. The view was amazing, and we just was in awe by the beauty of Bali’s amazing landscape and sunset.

After the ceremony, the newlyweds and their guests can enjoy a reception on the beach, with delicious cuisine and refreshing cocktails served against the backdrop of the stunning ocean views. The reception area takes place on a beautifully decorated section of the beach, surrounded by palm trees and the sound of waves crashing in the distance. Soft, warm lighting illuminates the area, creating a cozy and intimate atmosphere.

The reception continued late into the night, with guests enjoyed dancing and drinks by the beach, as they gaze at the stars above. The gentle sound of the waves and the cool ocean breeze create a serene and relaxed atmosphere, making the dinner reception an unforgettable experience. Shortly thereafter, the after party took place at the Villa and that’s where the real party began!

We had both our photography & videography team there and here is the highlight video of the wedding. Link of the video can be viewed here.

Overall, a beachfront wedding at Soori Bali is a magical and unforgettable experience that combines natural beauty, luxury, and romance in one of the world’s most beautiful destinations. Here are some of the stills captures that beautiful day –

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Langkawi is a popular destination for weddings, and many couples would choose this location as a destination wedding location. Langkawi is easily accessible by plane from Kuala Lumpur. We must say that Langkawi is an island which begs to be explored with its beautiful beaches and insanely gorgeous sunsets.

When Jamie & Adeline contacted us about the wedding at Langkawi, we were really excited to be returning to this place! We were even more ecstatic to hear that it would be a beach wedding when we asked about the location.

Here are some details about the vendors on the wedding :-

Florist – Darling Florist

Make Up Artist – Pei Ling, Skincover Bridal Makeup

Wedding Gown – Catherine Deane from BHLDN

Wedding Shoes – Converse

YES! to Converse shoes !

Anyway, we also asked about the couple’s love story just so that we know them a bit better before the wedding day! This is their story as written by them –

We met the old-fashioned way – on a dating app called OkCupid ?

16^th of April is a date of significance because that is when we had our first date, when we got engaged, when we officially signed our marriage papers and when we are getting married again in front of family and friends ?

On our first date (16 April 2017), we met in the morning then went to the Royal Botanic Gardens in Melbourne. That meeting ended up lasting the whole day, and the rest as they say, is history.

• Adeline’s first impression: Jamie was a bit shy, but friendly. We talked about a lot of things and conversation was easy even though it was our first meeting.
• Jamie’s first impression: I thought she was very nice, pretty and very easy to talk to, even though it took me a little while to tune in to her accent.

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Wedding planner – Pathway Events

Make up artist – Blush beauty & beyond

Mehendi artist – Nakhreze Mehendi

Wedding Gown – Sabyasachi (Pheras Wedding) & Nalli (Malayalee Wedding)

Other Gowns – Adriana Papell (Welcome dinner), Mrunalini Rao (Mehendi), Gaurav Gupta (Sangeet), Payal Keyal (Reception)

Wedding shoes – Michael Kors

Groom’s attire – Sabyasachi

Groomsmen attire – Sabyasachi

Back to this blog post about the Baraat & Pheras ceremony. Traditionally the Baraat ceremony is a celebratory wedding procession for the groom involving live music and dancing. While it does not hold religious significance, it is an important custom nonetheless. Some weddings the groom will be riding on elephants or horses as they march into the wedding reception area. The Pheras ceremony is a traditional symbolic of circling of the fire as both bride and groom make four rounds around the sacred fire. Groom will take lead for three rounds the bride will lead the fourth. Each round symbolises a goal that the couple is to achieve in life; namely righteousness, wealth, desire and liberation. These a just some of the ceremonial elements that happens during a Pheras ceremony. There are many in between ceremonies that take place during this sacred time. Do check out some of our captures during this wedding day.

Usually we also like to include a little story on how our couple met and a little of what they enjoy doing together. So here is a short story written by our bride :

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This wedding was held recently at EQ Kuala Lumpur. The wedding is celebrated over 4 separate days and as such we would be splitting the post to highlight the different events that happened during the entire wedding. Both Naveen & Nithya decided to have their destination wedding at EQ Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia as it was the most central location where both families and friends could fly in have a celebration together.

Day 1 of the wedding was the Janya Ceremony for the groom in the morning. Janya refers to the scared thread ceremony in the Hindu culture, also known as the coming of age ceremony. It is a very significant occasion in the life of a Hindu. The thread ceremony starts with the worship all the Gods and Goddesses. Once the Janya ceremony is performed on the groom, he can then marry.

Pre-wedding portraits

We also planned a pre-wedding portrait session for the couple in the evening, just to capture some moments for the couple alone as we knew it would be a tight schedule for the next couple of days with all the other ceremonies. We did the portrait session at EQ Kuala Lumpur itself, and as the hotel was newly renovated, the rooftop access at that time was just completed. We were privilege enough to be the first to have done a portrait session there and it was absolutely beautiful. We had such a great time and captured some really amazing portraits with the Kuala Lumpur skyline as the back.

Mehndi & Henna preparation

Later in the evening, the bride and some of the ladies had their Henna \ Mehndi painted at the hotel suite. This amazing art work is painted on the hands and feet of the bride. The intricate details of the henna designs are really amazing. Nithya’s design had so many elements of the wedding day. If you look closely, you could find Naveen’s name hidden in the art work. Try to spot it in the next few post that would be coming up. Meanwhile here are some of the captures for day 1 of the wedding…

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A wedding in Mauritius is definitely one of our bucket lists of countries that we want to photograph a wedding in. Destination weddings are always something that we love, more so with a destination such as Mauritius. The opportunity to see another side of the world and to experience different culture is priceless.

The wedding ceremony & banquet dinner was held  in L’Aventure Du Sucre, Mauritius. L’Aventure Du Sucre is actually a cane sugar estate museum where Le Fangourin restaurant is situated.

Tucked away in the heart of the Beau Plan Estate, Le Fangourin provides an exceptional, indeed imposing backdrop for private functions that is an ideal place for wedding receptions.

Here’s a short story on how the couple met :-

In summary – We met through mutual friends from Australia (Gwenda & Adam). 

I met Eric, my very first MAURITIAN guy which we met through mutual friends during a party gathering. Eric had to explain to me where he was from as I’ve never heard of this country before. We went out for some drink on a few occasions and we gotten talking more and more.

Before Eric left KL to return back to Aussie (he was working there), and that’s when we started exchanging numbers. We kept in touch ever since with facetime and skype calls. We would talk for hours! Even during the drive back from work. Even made a point to have Valentines together eating dinner in front of the Computer/ iPad as a “date”.

One day he surprised me by coming down to KL again by himself this time just to bring me out on a proper date. He had everything all figured out with a hired driver (there was no UBER / GRAB then) to even booking of the restaurant – Planning all the way from Aussie and not knowing KL well. It was impressive. And let’s just say the rest was history. We did long distance ever since till he decided to move to KL in August 2013.

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Having a wedding at Ritz Carlton Langkawi is a dream for many and we get to witness why. This was our last destination wedding assignment just before the Covid-19 corona virus went pandemic causing a global lockdown all over the world. We remembered how Qinzhi & Carolyn booked us very early in 2019 and how we could feel that they were really excited about their wedding in Langkawi when we had our first discussions together.

It was not until the last month just before the wedding, we had our catch up call and we noticed that the couple seem a little upset. It turned out that many of their friends and family could not come to the wedding due to the outbreak of the virus. What was planned for a wedding for hundreds of guests turned out to only 20 of their closest friends and families. Having heard that, we knew that they were upset and feeling really down, but we kept assuring them that the wedding was going to be beautiful. And the fact that it was going to be a very intimate and meaningful time together with their closest friends and family.

We were glad that the couple decided to go ahead with the wedding despite the low turn out instead of just cancelling the whole event.

And boy did the day turned out beautiful! We gave it our best and loved every moment of the wedding. Sometimes when we feel that things don’t go as planned, but in the end it does turn out for the better! So for all the couples out there, please don’t cancel your weddings! You may postponed it to another date when things get better and we know it will get better. Love cannot be cancelled, love must go on! Just be assured that we are always here for you…

We are just glad that we were able to play a part in capturing beautiful memories for our couples. Hope you enjoy these series of photos as much as we enjoyed capturing them.

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This was our very first time photographing a wedding in Brunei. Well actually it was also our first time setting foot in Brunei. It reminds us very much like Sabah for some reasons. Population is very small if you compare it with other countries like Singapore which is of similar size. There were a lot of things that are so familiar in this country. For instance the food, the language and also the people. Its a good feeling to be in a foreign country but at the same time feel so at home!

Anyway, we had some time explore the city just before the wedding. Visited some beautiful mosque and sampled some of the local food. We love to destination weddings as we get to see another part of the world, and we just love travelling!

So back to the couple Alex & Yvonne! Both of them run a very successful and hip cafe in Brunei called Flour & Butter . The cafe serves beautifully prepared gourmet meals and good coffee!  So much joy when the groom is a chef and we were never left without enjoying a good meal! Thanks so much for showing us around Brunei!

Here are some of the vendors worth mentioning that day :-

Make up artist : Shereen Kong

Wedding Gown : Daphne – Palace of Gowns

Wedding Shoes : Pazzion

Wedding Ceremony : Raddison Hotel, Brunei

Here’s a short story of the couple and some photos of the beautiful wedding in Brunei!

Alex & I met in church, but we weren’t very close friends or talked much. We found interest when we talked about ‘Kolo Mee’, then slowly onto food & cakes. Because Alex is a pastry chef & a foodie, our conversations started from there and on. Then I started serving in the same ministry in church with Alex, under Pastor’s guidance we started our courtship from there.

                  We were together for 9 months then Alex proposed when we were attending a church conference in Penang.

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Tokyo is probably one of the best location to photograph a couple pre wedding portrait session in. We have been to Tokyo for a couple of times and we just love it every time we are here. The city is so vibrant and full of life! You can get everything from the busyness of the city centre to a tranquil spot in a garden somewhere in the city itself. From the mix or urban to beautiful Japanese gardens, Tokyo is packed with many ‘Instagramable’ locations. Speaking of packed, Tokyo is also packed with people! One thing that is challenging is to photograph the couple without having people in the background. I guess it takes a bit of patience and just at the right timing it is possible to do so! It is really something we can be proud of because the areas that we photograph these portrait sessions was in public places. Since it is Sakura season, these places were also packed with people! We manage to capture some frames just as though they had the entire garden to themselves.

Kaz is Japanese while Samantha is Malaysian, it was really wonderful on how both of them met and decided to have their portraits taken in Tokyo. Since Kaz is Japanese and works in Tokyo, we pretty much had a local guide with us for this trip!

These series of photos was taken during the Sakura season and it was our first time encountering the sakura! If you are planning for a pre-wedding during sakura season, I think the best time would be early April for Tokyo. Although you will start to see the Sakura starting to bloom near end of March. As a guide it is always good to check the Sakura blossom forecast season from this website.

We really love the series of photos taken here and can’t wait to return to Japan!

Here are some of the wonderful captures of the couple for their pre-wedding portrait session.

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