What was supposed to be a full-scaled wedding had to be downsized (due to Zach’s work commitment) to a smaller, much more intimate solemnisation, with loved ones in attendance. However, the solemnisation at Min Jiang at Dempsey eventually worked out for Faith and Zach and I am truly blessed to be a part of this. Truly.

Debbie and Johnson’s wedding celebration was a no frills affair at Artemis Grill, joined by loved ones from both sides. Bride Debbie (being a designer) designed her own artwork for their wedding. Not even the scorching sun could dampen the spirits for this celebration.

Always happy to have opportunities to head back to Min Jiang Dempsey for ROMs and wedding days!

Elizabeth and Sam’s wedding ceremony at Fort Canning Hotel. Although they had a proper wedding celebration in the States, they also felt compelled to have one for friends and family residing here in our sunny little red dot too.

It became literally super sunny that day haha.

For Freda and Joel, it was a first photographing at one of our favourite venues, Min Jiang Dempsey, in the evening. Just like another of our favourite, CHIJMES, the night exudes a certain charm and pristine surrealness (spruced up by floral styling by Khoocoon) to the environment and made me fall in love with Min Jiang Dempsey just a little more.

It was an amazing two weeks with Amanda and Roger and I felt totally at home with these two. Split across two weeks, we ‘journeyed’ from their homes to church, and then a dinner for relatives at Man Fu Yuan and closed with a party themed dinner at JB101 (a first for me too!)

What an experience.

Week 1

As much as I want to type out my thoughts about the wedding, all I can think of is that I got to work with videography team Mr Bombastic Productions again, and how much fun it is. Always. lol. Covid brain in effect.

Throughout my relatively short career thus far as a wedding photographer, I've learnt a few things - one of which is sending just 'ok' photos are, well, ok. What I mean by 'ok' photos are photos that are not going to bag you awards.

I've learnt that by being in this business, it is 'ok' to have couples who are awkward (just like me) in front of camera.

It’s been a while, Empress ACM. Also back is me wielding the Fujifilm brand again. After a year on the Sony, I realised that photography is not always about pin-point sharpness. It is rather more similar to how a wedding day unfolds, the rawness, the emotions/feels, and embracing the imperfection of it all. Of course, the wonderful colour science always does the images justice.