Author: support

Growing up with eight siblings at home, sometimes I wonder, if small and intimate celebration is ever possible for me. I had been happily married for thirteen years, and to answer the question, those intimate affairs are not going to work for me. There will be too many unhappy siblings, nieces, aunts and uncles who are not invited in my wedding and of course another pack of unhappy siblings, nieces, aunts and uncles from my wife’s big family.
I was always amazed with the simplicity and the spontaneity of the destination wedding. Especially when they involve a gathering of loved ones, dining and celebrating on fresh and sumptuous meals while clinking their champagne glasses. What makes it more lovely is being surrounded by the breathtaking landscape. Easy, intimate and lovely !
James and Veronica both live in Singapore. Veronica is a Russian beauty and James is her British prince charming. Lived on the extreme west of European continent and the extreme east of European continent, isn’t it a puzzle that they suddenly met in a foreign place of Singapore?
Soon after they got engaged, they decided to throw a celebration in Bali. They informed their families abroad to come over to Bali to celebrate their heart-warming union. I have it all, from getting ready in the morning and the romantic first dance, it’s too good to be missed.

Each wedding has their own signature and things to remember. Be it a very confident aunt who can’t stop singing in front of the microphone, or a baby who won’t stop crying when vow is being recited. But nothing miserable or negative about Jessy and Stewart’s. It’s how much the FUN the couple had during the wedding.
It was a fine, breezy day in Villa Bayu Sabbha, a cliff villa in Uluwatu with a vintage Balinese architecture. Have I told you that I love adorable children? They got ’em, the cute adorable flower girls and page boy who is so dedicated for the job and seem to follow everywhere the bride went. It’s just so cute.
Then the night seemed to be shorter. Short, because time seem to go away when you have fun. It’s all the fun, the laughter, the dance, and the music that made it a very lively celebration. It’s their day and everybody was just feeling happy and happy for the couple and everybody was let loose.
I hope you dance when things are great, and dance too after the sombre things get sort out in the end. You know, there’s always a rainbow after the rain, and you need to celebrate once you see that rainbow.

The Wedding of Haruna and Tom at Alila Uluwatu Bali.

The Wedding of Irena and Andrew at Bvlagri Bali.
Photograped by : AKI

The Wedding of Xu Lemeng & Fubo at Anantara Uluwatu Bali.