Paul & Colleen flew in from Sydney, Australia just to hold their wedding party in Singapore. :)
Most of their guests, too, were in town specially for this joyous occasion. The thoughtful couple prepared a wedding information pack for their guests which included the places to visit in Singapore and a list of things to do.
Paul, his dad and his best man wore traditional Scottish kilts for the service and lunch that were both held at CHIJMES. The guests then travelled by taxis arranged by the couple for all the guests to Sentosa, where they had a beach themed after party at Cafe Del Mar.
Khung Hui & Amy’s gate crashing was quite a tough one for the groom. He had to endure kisses from his band of brothers before he could get one from his bride!
Special mention goes to the decor on their wedding car, which was done by Amy’s friend – really unique with apples and flowers :)
The wedding dinner was held at the Grand Hyatt
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Nicholas and Lynda’s wedding day was filled with lots of hearty laughters from Nicholas and his groomsmen. :)
Their solemnisation and dinner was held at Hort Park, attended by many friends and family members. The media was there too! Crew from the Wedding and Travel magazine and Mediacorp news were there to interview the newly weds about their thoughts on having garden weddings.
The day ended with a very cosy sit down buffet dinner for their guests. :)
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Galvin & Reiko’s wedding was a multi-cultural event. Reiko had family and a group of close college friends who came in specially from Japan. Galvin’s relatives and friends from Indonesia and India also came in for the wedding :)
Their solemnisation was held at the Black Box theatre at the National Library, followed by a dinner reception held at The Pod. It was the first time a wedding dinner took place at the venue.
Friends and family from both sides of the newly weds performed. Reiko’s siblings sang a song item that moved everyone to tears.
After the couple’s first dance, everyone joined in on the dance floor and just danced through the night!
It was a loud night!
And this is Reiko’s adorable 92-year-old grandfather – who is known to have fixed up a cabinet from scratch with power tools back home in Osaka! :)
Sean and Joey’s wedding day started off with games at the carpark of Joey’s house. Sean and the groomsmen had to climb up and down flights of stairs during the games section. It was a hot wedding date in Singapore that day, we even met another couple who were preparing to leave for another place while Sean was at his gatecrashing :P
Their day ended early with a luncheon at Marriott Hotel for their family and friends. :)
Sean sang a couple of songs for Joey as she walked down the aisle, which was very sweet.
Vincent & Valerie’s wedding was a mirror of who they are - loud & fun :)
Each of the sisters were assigned to brainstorm about the individual “obstacles” that Vincent and his brothers had to overcome to get to fetch Valerie. He had to chew on gummy undies, drink up a whole bowl of bitter cocktail, swallow down his most feared pig instestines (with jello in it!), and complete a portrait of Val with hair off himself and his brothers. It was such a scene!
The later part of the day was held at the MEGU event hall of the Singapore Flyer. Their solemnisation was a teary affair. They both wrote their own vows which got everyone touched to tears. The dinner was fun – the couple performed their first dance, which they practised a month and a half for :)
Rand & Charlene’s wedding day was a fun filled event :)
The gate crashing, literally (Rand and his brothers bashed their way in) was nothing short of entertainment for the crowd at Charlene’s place. The boys had to do the famous Visa dance and Rand had to sing a song to get thru the sisters to fetch his bride. He did something extra that was really sweet by declaring his love for Charlene, just before he unveiled her :)
The banquet held at Mandarin Oriental was a blast. Charlene – better known as Shi Han to listeners of 88.3FM – had her good friends Kewei and Alfred on stage to sing several great songs. The evening was hosted by fellow deejays Rosalyn and Jia Fa.
Everyone had a great time! :)
…the photographer’s favourite candid moment :P
