This Couple Planned A Simple Outdoor Ceremony in a Month

With the COVID-19 pandemic still making wedding planning extra challenging for all couples, Crystal and Leo were faced with the tough decision of whether to push through with their Big Day or postpone it for a later date. After careful thought and consideration, they decided on having a simple outdoor ceremony at Kerry Hotel within a month. “It was a risky decision,” shares Crystal, the bride, “and we needed to spend another sum of money during the tough time, but it turned out to be our dream wedding, complete with our loved ones, cozy weather–simple and surrounded by blessings!” See more of their intimate wedding below, documented by MC Photography.

Crystal and Leo are very thankful to all their wedding vendors who allowed them to defer the booking of their wedding banquet for free with flexible arrangements. “We appreciate their help!”, says Crystal. For other brides and grooms who are struggling with their wedding planning at a time like this, here are some tips from the couple.

(1) Stay up-to-date with the government policy. New regulations ruin every couples’ plan. For instance our banquet needed to be postponed as expected. Be ready to adjust.

(2) Prepare for the best, prepare for the worst at the same time. Have back up plans because you never know what will happen as the weeks go by.

(3) As you prepare your contingency plan, constantly communicate with your vendors so they can adjust too.

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10 Fun and Entertaining Chinese Door Games for the Groom and Groomsmen (Part 2)

One of the important and entertaining Chinese wedding tradition is the “door games” activity. This is ritual is a symbol of the groom’s love for the bride, as well as an exhibition of his perseverance to claim her is his wife. The games serve as “tests” that prove the groom is worthy to become the bride’s wife. Today, we’re adding to our initial list of games in this article. Here are 10 more fun game for you to try on your wedding day.

[From: A Serene Garden Wedding with Blush and White Details / Photo: Aupho Wedding]

 

(1) Dirty Dancing

Time for your groom to unleash his alter ego, a.k.a. Patrick Swayze! Or, he can just really show off how well he can sway his hips to the beat. For this challenge, put on some sexy sounds and make the groom and the groomsmen show just how sensual they can be!

(2) Eat Up!

Since men have huge appetites, why not challenge the groom and groomsmen to a speed eating challenge? Set aside some crackers (or any biscuit you want) and tell the groom and groomsmen how many crackers they need to finish at a certain time. Those who fail to finish all the crackers in the given time lose and must face a consequence.

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A Romantic Pre-wedding Indoor Portrait Session at Rosewood Hong Kong

Yes, you may go to some far off place for your engagement session. You may also drive away into the countryside. But for Katie and Jim, these went for something more intimate–an indoor portrait session at Rosewood Hong Kong. Looking at their photos taken by Hilary Chan, it was good idea to turn to a place with beautiful indoor details for their shoot. Rosewood’s contemporary interiors serves are the perfect backdrop for the couple who both looked so glam. Putting together all the elements–Hilary’s eye for photos, Rosewood’s elegant interiors, and the couple’s stylish outfits–resulted in the most dreamy indoor pre-wedding portrait session we’ve ever seen! Come over now to see it for yourself.

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This Bride Planned Two Weddings From Across the Globe and with a Tight Schedule

After a private, spontaneous engagement last year, Dorothee and Nicholas decided they wanted two weddings to accommodate family members at different parts of the world. For the two, the planning process was exhausting as they were coordinating everything from far away and were running on a very tight schedule. They also faced challenges with some requests on traditions. But through it all, they made compromises and pulled off two beautiful weddings. Today, we have the stunning photos from their Hong Kong wedding by . Based on her planning journey, Dorothee shared with us three tips for brides-to-be: 1) Don’t be shy to ask for help. Wedding planning is mentally and physically taxing; 2) Hire a wedding planner to help get that stress off your plate; and 3) Be careful with referrals. Even if a vendor is referred by a friend, trust your gut!

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Romantic Pre-wedding Shoot at the Hong Kong Government Flying Service Hangar

Today’s pre-wedding feature is unique and is inspired by the groom-to-be’s profession. Alex, the soon-to-be husband of Saria, works as a winchman for the Hong Kong Government Flying Service (HKGFS). HKGFS provides the search and rescue and firefighting service for Hong Kong, both on land and at sea. As a winchman, Alex’s role is to go down on the mechanical winch to rescue people stuck on lifeboats, ships and sometimes, beaches and cliffs. For their engagement photoshoot, Alex and Saria chose to shoot at the HKGFS hangar surrounded by rescue helicopters. Through their photos taken by Jamie Oubsy, we get to see bits and pieces of Alex’s profession as well as the love that he shares with Saria. Saria is obviously beaming with pride for her fiancé and every bit excited for this new life together. The endearing moments from this photo session are worth your while so keep scrolling to see all of the photos now.

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