The Wedding Notebook January 2015

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managing editor CHAIYEN WONG contributing editor SOPHIA GOH

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art direction CROSSLINE STUDIO writer JOANNE WONG contributing fashion writer MONICA FUNG sales and marketing ANDROS XAVIER CHAN MARY TEOH

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Here’s one of the fonts we used in this issue that you can use for your wedding.

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Questa Grande

by Jos Buivenga and Martin Majoor Designed by two Dutch type designers, this font has a formal yet very soft and romantic character to it. An elegant use of serif with an extensive Questa family to match, including sans serif for reading text.

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The new Inbal Dror collection is a leap towards new dimensions, inspired by the flow of water and soft swell. Emphasising new, original, self-designed appliquÊs with sewn-on pearls and Swarovski stones, the collection breathes new life into the fabrics, while the gowns represent Dror’s admiration of the feminine form.

ITALIAN e c n a Rom 2015 Venice Collection

by Inbal Dror

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N “ othing makes a woman more beautiful than the belief that she is beautiful.”

Sophia Loren

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You are what you wear, and most brides want ‘the’ dress to be a reflection of who they are.

This issue, we bring you four of our favourite trends from Fall 2015 to help you stay in vogue without sacrificing your personal style.

of the Same Coin

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Whether plunging all the way to the waist or covering up with a sheer overlay, this neckline reigned supreme this season.

BERTA BRIDAL

Full lace sheath dress with delicate strap and plunging neckline.

PALLAS COUTURE

Hand appliquĂŠd lace with illusion v-neckline.

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Monique Lhuillier

Criss-cross back top with tea-length skirt in white and nude re-embroidered lace.

Reem Acra

Elegant lace crop top and taffeta ball gown skirt.

There is an array of crop tops that we absolutely love, from belly-baring lace to layered separates with no sight of skin.

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Keep winter chills at bay with this stylish high neckline or opt for cut-in sleeves that are less stifling.

Ersa Atelier

Beautiful lace sheath with mermaid overskirt in layers of soft tulle.

Theia

Halter neck in beaded embroidery.

There’s something feminine and romantic about puff sleeves.

We love these renditions by our favourite designers, including full length lace and detachable sleeves.

Inbal Dror

Sweetheart neckline and Claire Pettibone

Sequined gown with long

detachable puff sleeves in silk.

tulle sleeves, highlighted with gold accents on the waist and cuff.

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Photography by Joshua of Inlight Photos

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s t r e s s De Chef Loh Mee Foong, Pastry Chef of Le MĂŠridien Kuala Lumpur, whips up the perfect dessert spread inspired by the Pantone Colour Of The Year, Marsala

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rustic goodness Dessert tables are definitely in for 2015.

They make guests happy and soften up the mood, encouraging more conversation. We teamed up with Le Méridien Kuala Lumpur for this delectable styled shoot, and we couldn’t help but design it around the Pantone Colour Of The Year, Marsala, which goes perfectly well with the rustic look.

According to Chef Loh Mee Foong, Pastry Chef of Le Méridien Kuala Lumpur, the trend for dessert bars is moving towards the rustic and natural. “The selection will be more organic and healthy, and definitely less sweet,” she reveals.

“You will also see the addition of savoury treats, and even comfort foods like éclairs, truffles and pies.”

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Photography by Joshua of Inlight PHOTOS Art Direction AND STYLING by ChaiYen WONG, The Wedding Notebook FLOWERS by WISHING TREE Cakes and Desserts by Chef Loh Mee Foong

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Marriage to us means sharing the rest of our lives with our best friend.

Knowing that there is always someone by your side through all the ups and downs in life, and that you will always have someone who has to laugh at your bad jokes.

NIKITA

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Rustic FARM CHARM Farm Charm Nikita & Adam

Nikita & Adam

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the dream dress Nikita found her dream dress on Pinterest, and it was only months later that she found the designer of the dress, Australian designer Anna Campbell.

Delighted, Nikita paid a visit to Savvy Brides at Double Bay and tried on every Anna Campbell gown they had before finally deciding on her dress. “I loved the beautiful details at the back of the dress, and I was glad that I would be able to sit on the picnic blankets and play the lawn games without a worry!�

The main colours for the wedding were a gentle mix of peach, pinks and creams for the flowers, and simple cream and white dresses for the bridesmaids and flower girls, which created a soft and beautiful palette.

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The CEREMONY Having the ceremony outdoors at the picturesque Bella Vista Farm inspired the couple to create their own backdrop. The couple tied a large piece of gauzy white tulle to two branches and included the word ‘love’ on it.

What set the backdrop apart was the way the word ‘love’ was wound with leaves and small bunches of baby’s breath. The effect was a simple yet elegant backdrop that blended seamlessly with the wooden corral fencing, shady trees and rustic charm of the farm.

Wanting to keep the wedding fun, they had lawn games and picnic blankets for the guests to chill on after the ceremony.

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Don’t be afraid to go against tradition and do something a little different, make the day a unique reflection of you as a couple and you will love every moment.

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Trending

food truck fun Nikita and Adam wanted something a little different, so they hired two food trucks. An ice cream truck that served tempting and delicious icy treats while the other truck was a cool and stylish vintage caravan bar that served chilled cocktails.

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The RECEPTION In addition to providing a lovely backdrop for the wedding, the barn was used for the reception. It was decorated with pretty lamps hanging from the ceiling, bunches of flowers in glass jars, white lace buntings, vintage suitcases, a plush ornate sofa in dark red for guests, similar individual seats for the couple, and many more gorgeous details.

There was also a makeup cabinet turned dessert table in a corner, with a marvellous tiered naked cake taking centre stage. The naked cake, which is a new dessert trend for cakes that forgo the frosted outer layers so that the texture and colours of the cake are exposed, looked amazing, decorated simply with fresh flowers and strawberries.

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Photography by Studio Something Photography

BridesmaidS’ Dresses by Bridesmaids Fuchsia Boutique

Venue Bella Vista Farm

Groomsmen’s Attire by Ron Bennett and Roger David

Wedding Planning by May Rose Vintage

Wedding Bands BY St Germain Jewellers

BridAL Gown by Anna Campbell

Bridal Car Rental BY Sydney Classic Car Hire

Bride’s Shoes by Betsy Johnson Blue

Flowers and Décor by Miss Poppies Flowers

Hair STYLING by Belcastro Hair

Wedding Cake and Desserts by Carissa from All Things Sweet

Bride’s Hairpiece by Savvy Brides Double Bay

CATERING BY Brazilian Spit Roast Catering and Classic Treats

Makeup by Anne Marie Nolan of Lipstick Shavings Jewellery by Samantha Wills Groom’s Attire by Ron Bennett and Roger David

Stationery by B is for Brown Entertainment BY Frances Castly

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LOVE for all VI & CHRISTOPHER

seasons Photography by Sayher Heffernan

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“Choose songs for the day that mean something to the both of you. It’s really special when those songs come on the radio or your playlist and you think back to your wedding day.”

VI

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The CEREMONY One of the most sought after venues for traditional Catholic weddings, the iconic St Ignatius Catholic Church, with its striking architecture constructed with local bluestone, served as an elegant venue for the wedding.

Thanks to the several stained glass windows and beautiful interior of the church, the couple did not need to include many decorations, save for some flowers, some handmade paper pinwheels and bows. Instead, they concentrated on the solemnity of the ceremony, surrounded by their loved ones.

They also shared that one of the most memorable moments during the wedding was when they sang along to “their song� as they walked down the aisle together.

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Theme and Details

letterpressed lovelies Being a creative person, Vi naturally DIY-ed many items for the wedding. In fact, it even led her to purchase a 50-year-old German letterpress machine to start her own letterpress business!

Going along with the theme of “trees and the four seasons”, Vi designed the laser cut invitations and created four letterpressed coasters with motifs of the four different seasons on them as gifts for each guest to symbolise “a love to last all seasons”. She also letter pressed swing tags for the wine and alcohol bottles that read “drink me”, “liquid courage” and “dancing juice” to cheekily encourage all the guests to have a great time.

In addition, “I handwrote each of the 350 guests’ names in calligraphy on their place cards,” she revealed. “Needless to say, my fingers were pretty sore after that night of calligraphy.”

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The RECEPTION Loving all things fine art and as regular visitors to the National Gallery of Victoria, both Vi and Christopher were thrilled to be able to have their wedding reception in The Great Hall of the Gallery. With a stunning stained glass ceiling and a gorgeous, fairytale-like carousel, this venue was elegant, breathtaking and the perfect setting for the couple’s wedding.

Besides jumping onto the amazing Carousel together with their shoes off, the couple felt blessed that so many family and friends attended their wedding. Another special moment for them was when they and their guests released 100 red balloons outside the Gallery.

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Photography by Sayher Heffernan Videography by Grandeur Films Ceremony Venue St Ignatius Catholic Church Reception Venue The Great Hall, National Gallery of Victoria BridE’s Gown by Designed by the bride and made by Vera Romanin Bride’s Shoes by Tony Bianco Hair and Makeup by Sandra Le Groom’s Attire by Travellers Apparel Bridesmaids’ Dresses by Zimmermann Groomsmen’s Attire by Travellers Apparel Wedding Bands by Marc Gregory Jewellers Bridal Car Rental BY Limo Boutique Catering by Crystal Palace Catering Flowers and Décor by Sim Florist Wedding Cake by Little Malvern Cake Co. Wedding Favours by Paper Mail Press Stationery by Paper Mail Press Entertainment by Baker Boys

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ESTHER & CHUN HOW

DETAILS Photography by Daren Chong Photography

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bursting with colour “We chose a carnival theme because that was what we wanted it to be – a celebration, and one that’s bursting with colour! It was also a theme that will bring out the inner-child in everyone, and something everybody will be able to relate to (who can’t relate to popcorn and soft drinks?).

“Use Pinterest to your advantage, but don’t let it cripple you. Know your boundaries – what you will or will not and can or cannot compromise on, then say ‘yes’ to the ideas that fit within your boundaries and be comfortable in letting the ones that don’t fit go.

“Define what kind of a celebration fits you, and what kind doesn’t.”

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“We chose a carnival theme because that was what we wanted it to be – a celebration, and one that’s bursting with colour!”

ESTHER

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The CEREMONY The Wanaka Bungalow hosted 150 people a few weeks back for the wedding of Esther and Chun How. This wedding definitely wasn’t done the conventional way – the couple scrapped the cutting of the cake, the champagne toast, and even playing their childhood videos.

Instead, the wonderful time they had included fun sessions where their guests got to grill them on their childhood. It was more memorable and especially beautiful when the crowd decided to sing along with the bride as she sang her rendition of ‘You’re Just Too Good To Be True’ for her new husband.

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Photography by Daren Chong Photography Videography by Biglens Studio Venue Wanaka the Bungalow BriDAL GOWN by Yes I Do Gallery Bride’s Shoes by Vincci Hair and Makeup by Jaimie Yap Groom’s Attire by Sacoor Brothers Wedding Bands by Independent Jeweller Bridesmaids’ Dresses by Twenty3 GROOMSMENs’ ATTIRE by NAAM Bow Ties Flowers and Décor by BLISS & GLITZ Catering by Delicious Catering

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penang AMY & CHRIS

heritage Photography by Gallerie CK

The CEREMONY This couple wanted a small and intimate garden wedding for their 50 guests. There was a whimsical touch to their garden dÊcor but they also added vintage props to maintain the venue’s colonial look and feel. There were lots of personal details including personalised thank you notes to make sure their guests felt appreciated for travelling all the way for them.

The good thing about destination weddings is that you normally have at least a day or two to settle into the location. Amy, the bride, confirmed that having her best friend and Maid of Honour by her side, with the cool breeze coming through the open doors of their incredible suite at the E&O Hotel, was one of her favourite moments.

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suffolk house, penang Penang is fast becoming a favourite destination wedding spot. The perfect weather and the rise of boutique and colonial spaces are attracting plenty of travellers, and it seems like a good place for wedding guests to indulge in good food, enjoy the sea breeze, appreciate the architecture, and all in all, have a great weekend.

“First of all, we love Malaysia; it is our favourite place to visit in the whole world. We chose George Town because Chris’ dad grew up there, so it had a special family tie, and also because of the absolute beauty and history of it. Suffolk House and the E&O have such a beautiful heritage, colonial feel to them, giving the week such a perfectly classic and romantic feel.”

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Photography by Gallerie CK Venue Suffolk House, Penang Wedding Planning by Lane Ho of My Wedding Planner Bridal Gown by Wendy Makin BRide’s Shoes by beccaandlouise from Etsy Hair and Makeup by Angela Kang Jewellery by Kate Spade Groom’s Attire by Christian Brookes; Subway Cufflinks (Cufflinks) Wedding Bands by Hardy Brothers AND Jan Logan Groomsmen’s Attire by ASOS Flowers and Décor by Ohara Florist Wedding Cake by MS Cake House Catering by Suffolk House and The Wine Shop Art and Stationery by Amjenn Designs Entertainment by Power Trax Network

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JASMINE & EU JIN

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eople get tattoos of all kinds of things, but not everyone dares to make that same kind of commitment with marriage.

We salute this groom who definitely understood what he

was entering into, and was even prepared to be reminded daily of the vows he was about to take.

Who came up with the concept for the shoot? The client wanted something simple but outstanding, calm but bold, not too commercialised, and not like the regular bridal portraits offered by traditional bridal houses. They told me their idea of having their bridal portraits shot in a tattoo parlour, and the rest, as they say, is history.

Why a tattoo parlour? Eu Jin, the groom, is a diehard tattoo fan while Jasmine, the bride, is a natural beauty with a strong character even though she is soft spoken. The place suited them perfectly but it wasn’t just that. The groom actually turned his fiancée’s vows into a wave graph that read ‘Yes I do’, and he decided to tattoo that onto his skin.

What inspired him to do that? In his words, ‘I want to make it not just verbal but a promise that will last for a lifetime. The words “Yes I do” will remain as a seal on my skin as my vow to her.’

A vow that will be registered not just in their minds forever but also on the skin – this has got to be one of the most unforgettable moments I’ve ever shot. Eu Jin and Jasmine are one of the boldest couples I’ve met so far!

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Directed and Edited by Ronz Chang of Two of us Signature Studio Photography by PQ Chua of Two of us Signature Studio Camera Assistant Sing Ee Hair and Makeup by Corinna Chai

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around the world “I want to make memories all over the world with you.”

INDONESIA

BY SNAP STORY PICTURES

PHOTOGRAPHERS

HONG KONG

BY HISTORY STUDIO

MALAYSIA

BY ANDREW YEP PHOTOGRAPHIE

INDONESIA

BY APEL PHOTOGRAPHY

JAPAN

BY STUDIO NUMB9R

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read+travel LIBERTY & DENNIS

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his couple decided to do a styled shoot based on their love of travelling and reading. Items were handmade and carefully styled by Papers N’ Pastels by DLS, but of course it looks so

great in photos thanks to the photographer from Daniel Lei Studio.

What kind of mood were you trying to achieve with this styled shoot? The couple loves to travel and read so we merged the two together to achieve a romantic, whimsical, outdoor feel. It is always more meaningful to follow a theme that actually means something to the couple.

If you look at the setup, we explored a lot of props including a paper flower bouquet and a big map hand painted on canvas that would be perfect for a photobooth or as a backdrop and much more. We used coral and mint as the main colours so it looked really sweet.

The succulent planted in the book looks interesting. Where did the idea come from? We stumbled upon the idea on a blog; they even have a DIY tutorial there.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY DANIEL LEI STUDIO STYLING By Papers N’ Pastels by DLS LOCATION The Mango Farm

“read and travel and experience life” Patrick Dempsey

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This year the wedding industry will see something very different – WAF, a first of its kind event combining Weddings, Arts and Fashion. We delve into the minds behind this exciting wedding industry collaboration, led by TWN’s very own Chaiyen Wong and Andros Xavier Chan, and Elaine Yuen and Iz Mady of Funkydali.

What is WAF? Elaine: WAF stands for Weddings.

Arts.Fashion. It brings talented individuals together in one space so

conceptualising ‘The Gentlemen’s

Mady: It will be an engaging

Club’, which is an exclusive event

environment, and people will get

during WAF where we will talk

inspired.

about whisky appreciation and the

Andros: WAF is a one of a kind

they can showcase their work.

art of sartorial dressing.

Chaiyen: We feel that weddings

Chaiyen: I will be working with the

the elements of weddings, arts and

vendors to conceptualise the space

fashion, with a huge emphasis on the

and make sure it flows. We also

artistic aspect of weddings. It is an

try to come up with creative and

experiential event where our guests

interesting ideas for our sponsors.

will be able to interact with our

should be fun, and bridal events should be inspiring. This event is the epitome of that.

Why did you want to be part of this?

Andros: Just like the mission of

Elaine: We’ll help with putting it

bridal event where we combine

sponsors, vendors and art displays.

together, conceptualisation and making

Chaiyen: Most of the vendors that

sure everything runs as smoothly

you will see at this event have

as possible. We will also be there to

probably never done any other

to weddings. We want to show

capture everything during the event.

bridal events. We are glad they

everyone that bridal events can be

Mady: My role is to work with the

our website and magazine, The Wedding Notebook, we wanted to raise the bar for anything related

very fun and exciting too.

team on branding, and ensuring

resonated with our ideas, and all of us are really excited about it.

that it is consistent throughout. I

Elaine: It will be quite an experience

will also work with a team of people

– a place where you can walk around

Funkydali, and we share the same

to document the entire event.

and get inspired to create something

interest in wanting to bring the

Who are the other people involved?

Elaine: We are always up for doing something out of the norm in

wedding industry in Malaysia to

beautiful and unique for your big day!

Chaiyen: Besides us, there are a lot of

What can people expect from this?

people like event planners, designers

Elaine: Something awesome, we

and more who are supporting us

hope! From the experience of it and

through their expertise. We wouldn’t

interacting with vendors to gaining

honour.

be able to do this without them.

knowledge on grooming and seeing

What are your respective roles in

Elaine: We have a great team behind

another level.

Mady: Besides, being alongside all these talented individuals is an

putting this together?

us who are helping us with managing

gowns from fashion design darlings – it’s a chance to get inspired and have fun!

expectations, and ensuring that we

Mady: You’ll get to see international

partners and vendors who would

are able to push through.

quality work.

like to participate in WAF. Besides

How do you see it as being different

Chaiyen: We want to infuse the

from other bridal events?

meaning of marriage back into

Andros: My role is to find sponsors/

that, I also played a part in

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weddings, so we do hope it will

Chaiyen: Even the sponsors were

touch people’s lives too.

carefully selected; we tried to think

Andros: We expect everyone to be blown away when they visit WAF.

out of the box and find sponsors that we believe fit the event.

More importantly, we expect our

Elaine: Yes, it’s something we are

guests, sponsors and vendors to

very grateful for, and it is great to

have fun during the event.

have sponsors who believe in us and

You guys have garnered quite a lot of sponsors considering it is your first event.

who share the same desire to create something most Malaysians have never seen.

Andros: Honestly, it was not easy to look for sponsors for WAF. However, the sponsors who have signed up to participate believe in our vision and share our passion for pushing the boundaries to create something that is one of a kind.

ART DIRECTION AND PhotoS by IZ MADY OF FUNKYDALI HAIR AND MAKEUP BY AIVY YONG BRIDAL MAKEUP STUDIO LOCATION HYDE at 53M

WAF2015 – Weddings.Arts.

Fashion, happening on the 21-22 March, will kick off with a Designers’ Bridal Fashion Show featuring both local and international designers. Wedding trendsetters will also get to discover the latest in wedding culture, with myriad offerings by quality vendors and emerging artists.

Be inspired by ideas in event decorating, wedding photography and more.

For more information, visit: http://www.waf.asia/.

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