The way we approach weddings is pretty much unorthodox compared to what majority of the wedding industry/photographers are approaching it. Our take is simple - we are documenting instead of staging. And these days, it seems that couples who have engaged/already had their wedding celebration with us fully comprehends and understands the approach. They are simply like us, unorthodox in the way they want to approach their wedding - non-performative and primarily only wanting to spend a good time with their loved ones and experiencing and embracing the day fully.

S + M allowed me to roam freely, unshackled by the traditions and group photos at Empress, before ending the day with their afterparty festivities at Blu Jazz. What a celebration.

I have spent so many years photographing full blown weddings and there seems to be an interesting shift in the past couple of years. Couples are increasingly looking to make their celebration practical and meaningful - at least for the couples who have come to us. And for Alex and Leo’s, it was another practical yet intimate celebration of only a handful of family members and friends. A minimalist celebration if you will, in the presence of the ones they love dearly and truly.

I played only a small part but I felt so much a part of this celebration.

It has been an extreme privilege and honour to be photographing at another venue for the first time, especially when Mel and Josh has been so amazing. They did not even fuss over if I have photographed at the venue before and entrusted the day’s storytelling’s job to me. 1-Flowerhill has been opened for less than a year and increasingly becoming a favourite amongst vendors and couples and I can understand why.

Photography by Eugene

Ending what has been another fantastic year getting to do what I love at a favourite venue, Minjiang Dempsey. Looking to photographing here again in 2026 already.

Got to know Tien through our wedding industry / street photo walks and was glad and honoured for him, as a wedding photographer himself, to consider and then booking me for his very own wedding. And as stressful as it can get, I also know that he will fully understand the documentary approach for weddings.

Good times.

A huge shoutout to Zoey for the trust in me and was so convinced to book a year and a half in advance for her celebration. Although just a short church ceremony, I had so much fun later on, touring the couple’s whimsical lovenest that was built with their personalities in mind.

Plenty of laughs and joy celebrating Adalia and Thaddeus this day. These two are fashion icons I tell you. Less talk - more photos.

It was one of those unforgettable weddings. Pearline and Ray were such a joy to be photographing, considering that Pearline is also (formerly) a wedding photographer. Ultimately relaxed and an all around chilled affair, the day went on smoothly and I soaked it all in. And I really soaked because of the humidity.

When the dinner reception band started playing late 2000s rock songs from bands such as Yellowcard, Dashboard Confessional, Linkin Park and the likes, I knew we were in for a literal rocking good time. Gillian and Andy has been a breath of fresh air ever since I photographed their pre-wedding. Letting their hair down, really just having a great time, being themselves. And that is probably all I ever ask for.