20 Mesmerizing Bridal Capes Worth Adding To Your Wedding Day Look

If you’re thinking about adding a unique and elegant twist to your bridal look, you’ve come to the right place. We first came across this bride’s gorgeous cape a while back and we realized that we should let other brides know that this is an excellent statement wedding piece! It’s such a pretty accent piece that you can put on and remove any time. It also serves as an elegant cover-up if you don’t want to show some skin. A bridal cape is especially useful too  if you’re getting married in a church or chapel that is on the conservative side–throw your cape on for the ceremony then take it off during the banquet! Here are 20 beyond gorgeous bridal capes worth adding to your wedding day look. See them all now by scrolling along.

[Photo and Capes from: @thelawbridal]

[Photo from: @bridesbykelly]

[Photo from: @herzbraut, Dress: @catherine_deanne]

[Photo and Dress from: @adrianamadrid.atelier]

[Photo from: @eastmadeco, Photo by: @alicialaceyphoto, Venue: @rudneynovaes workshop, Gowns: @naeemkhannyc@naeemkhanbride, Hair and Makeup: @airhairandmakeup, Accessories: @jenniferbehr, Styling Surfaces: @chasingstone
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Classic Outdoor Pre-wedding Photoshoot at Sanjia Village

Yammy and Lucas initially opted for a one-hour indoor photo shoot with local photographer, Justin Lam. But after giving it more thought, they lovers realized that they wanted to shoot with the natural environment as their backdrop. This way, they hoped to convey their true feelings of love and enjoy the simple beauty of the nature. Justin chose the stone mine in Sanjia Village. The stunning view allowed the couple to relax and naturally show their true selves. The romantic atmosphere helped bring out the unique and natural side of couple’s love for one another. Yammy and Lucas’ outdoor pre-wedding shoot that allowed them to enjoy the moment and happily anticipate their new life as a married couple which was just around the corner. This engagement photo session allowed them to feel each other’s love, as well as create a beautiful and eternal memory. See the rest of the photos below.

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7 Essential Wedding Signs For Your Big Day

Wedding signs are a need, not only to prettify your venue. They’re also practical and helpful, especially for your guests! Wedding signs help guests find their way to your celebration, especially if you’re tying the knot in a huge venue with more than one function room. Wedding signs also allow you to give more information about different wedding details. Think of wedding signs as a way to ensure all the people attending your wedding have a seamless experience from start to end. You can put yourself in their shoes–what signs would help you navigate through the day? What signs will help you appreciate different parts of the wedding day more? Here are some essential wedding signs for your wedding day.

(1) Directional Signage

As mentioned, signs that help guests find their way are truly necessary since these will help them find their way. You can include signs to the restroom, photobooth (if you have one), and other important areas aside from the main ceremony and banquet halls.

[From: This Bride Prepared a Delicious Pistachio Cake During Her Intimate Wedding Luncheon / Photo: Jeff Lee Pictures]

(2) Welcome Sign

Of course, you’ll want a sign that tells guests that they’ve arrived at the wedding. This is the purpose of a welcome sign. The welcome sign also allows you to acknowledge guests since you can’t do this personally–you will be too busy getting ready! You can also be creative with your welcome sign and add details or text that will express your gratitude. For example, some couples add a welcome loot bag station by the welcome sign.

[From: A Dreamy Blue Wedding Atop The City / Photo: Jenny Tong]

[From: A Beautiful Bali Wedding That Had Us in Tears / Photo: Martin Aesthetics]

(3) Reserved Signs

Reserved seating is common for elders, family, VIP guests, and other people with roles, like readers in the ceremony. You can also use the same signs for the reception tables. Instead, of “Reserved”, you may also directly use the names of those whom the seats are reserved for.

[From: Choose Your Vendors Wisely, Says This Couple Who Wed in Bali / Photo: Terralogical]

[From: A Colorful and Creative Garden Wedding Complete Sunflowers and Cute Alpacas / Photo: Terry Li] Continue reading “7 Essential Wedding Signs For Your Big Day”

A Casual and Fun UK Pre-wedding Shoot

The UK is a hotspot for pre-wedding shoots and it’s clear why: you can take advantage of a variety of stunning sceneries as a backdrop. Ruby and Calvin’s engagement photos by  Alan Mok Photo are a prefect mix of The UK’s iconic scenes. They have shots by the Big Ben, in the city, and out in the countryside. The lovers also bagged some cute shots in a local grocery store. Who would have thought that would turn out to be so cute?  The best part about traveling all the way to The UK for a pre-wedding photoshoot is that the trip can also double as a mini vacation in this well-loved country. We know we would surely not skip the chance to see as many places given the chance. How about you? Want to see more? Scroll on.

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Wedding Look Two: Pastel, Colored, and Floral Embellished Wedding Gowns from Hong Kong Bridal Shops

Rock your second wedding look by going for a gown that is out of the ordinary–think pastel gowns, bright dresses, and looks that are embellished with colorful floral details! Luckily, such wedding gowns are not had to find. In fact, several local Hong Kong bridal shops carry a range of gowns in pastel hues, in bright fabric, and with prints or colorful details.

Here’s a roundup of options we put together just for you. We love everything and we know you will, too. Ready? Start scrolling.

[Gown from: Tickled Pink Bridal]

[Gown from: Central Weddings]

[Gown from: Portion Studio]

[Gown from: Delight Moment Bridal / Photography: Raymond Wong / Makeup Artist, Hair Stylist and Florist: Renee / Earrings: My Grandma Vintage / Hair Comb: Latelier Tsubomi / Venue: Bulaland]

[Gown from: Tickled Pink Bridal]

[Gown from: Journal de Chic]

[Gown from: Mariee Bridal]

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