I have always dreamt of a Tokyo pre-wedding but I did not want it to be the ones that are focused too much on the jaw-dropping backdrop which can occasionally take away the focus / attention away from the couple. When I first suggested the idea of a ‘street walk’ styled photoshoot for pre-weddings in Tokyo, the wifey and I decided from the get-go that that would be ideal.

Fast forward a few months later, we were initially disappointed that the day of shoot might be one that we will have to do in sheltered areas because of a rainy day forecast. However, D+J were game enough to brave the rain and head out for the shoot (which we love!) and the results I felt were stunning T_T. We are only as good as our couples for sure.

"We are only as good as our couples."

It is a line that I would repeat over and over to my couples whenever I felt the praise becoming a little unwarranted. For without a couple's sense of style, their openess/willingness, their unconditional trust, we can only do so much.

For M + LM, we really went all out on this experimental passage as a prequel to their big day.

An email from the States, a call and several messages later, I found myself photographing this two who had flew in from America for an ‘engagement’ / proposal session. Boy did we manage to keep it under wraps.

You would think that I would be sick and tired of ECP / East Coast Park by now, but I am not. Besides being a cracking place to photograph at, it also stretches for kilometers that there is always some spot to discover. What is better than a cracking spot to shoot at?

A super couple to compliment the place of shoot (of course the impeccable weather helped). From drawing random sand art (ok la not random cause groom B is a massive Batman fan), to fooling around at every turn - it was a memorable pre-wed shoot for me as well.

G + B were amazing throughout the sess and definitely made their pre-wedding, their own.