Nicholas with his dad and his Groomsmen in the church.

The wedding planners with their angel wings.

One of the flower girls.

Jenni, just moments before walking down the aisle.

The bridesmaids prepping Jenni up.










I like the way the page boy looked intently at the couple. :)

The groom's mother could not hold back her tears.

Blessing



In their own moment of bliss. :)








Friends of the couple who came from all over the world.

They were a sporting bunch.


Portrait session!


Something a little abstract. :)





One of the hottest families that attended the banquet.

The bridesmaids and groomsmen having fun!

The bridesmaids and the couple having fun!

Marching in to the ballroom.


The groom catches a glimpse of his tearing mum. The expressions say so much about their mix of emotions.

One of their lovely and open display of affection.

Auntie tearing as she views her son's childhood photos.

Kewei singing at the wedding.

Well wishes.

Toasting. And I like the "photobomb" effect.

Making their way to prepare for their second march-in.

Guests enjoying themselves.







I thought it was really cute to see both fathers chatting. :)

The second march-in!

Having their first dance.


A toast during their rounds.

The dance floor opens for everyone!

Click on the image to read the article from MyPaper.

I was immensely humored by JJ Lin's retort and wrote this...

Congratulations to Robin and Candy!

This assignment was challenging due to the time constraints, but I'm glad they liked the shots.

Also, I've set up my facebook page! So I'm shamelessly asking everyone to "Like" the page.

At the wedding banquet...

The bride's nephew and niece recited a really nice poem for the couple.

The very enthusiastic emcee

Love this father and daughter portrait.

I love the Michael Jackson socks. ;)

As requested by a few friends, here are a few shots of my new foldable bicycle.

I bought this bicycle mainly because I wanted to cycle to and from my current workplace. It turned out to be a great way to beat the traffic and the crowds on the train. Plus, it is a decent form of exercise.

Using Endomondo's mobile app, (GPS-enabled phone required) I can track the distance and route I take, and it automatically uploads the information to the website for records once I stop the application. Check out my daily route here: http://www.endomondo.com/workouts?w=igGNp96YYTg

For safety purposes, I almost always ride on the pavement, as it is along main road of my usual route. The ride usually takes about 35 mins. I make it a point to arrive 10 minutes before office hours to haul my folded bicycle to my cubicle and grab a quick shower at the gym in my office building.

Oh, a little more detail on the benefits: I sleep better, have more energy throughout the day and I get to plan my days ahead. Plus I think I am slowly slimming down.

Love the way the light wraps around her for this shot.

Have a look at the original shot here.

Anyway, Happy Chinese New Year!

Congratulations to Teck Heng and Peiling!

The wedding took place in Singapore and Pekan Nanas in Malaysia, so it is sort of my first overseas assignment. :p

Weddings in Malaysia are somewhat different the ones in Singapore. Firecrackers are set off to welcome the arrival of the newly weds; 50 tables at banquets are sort of the norm; Guests double up as wedding singers to add vibrance to the occasion.

What I particularly liked about this assignment was the unique opportunity to capture the hint of Pekan Nanas' simplistic, old town charm with all the oxidized zinc and old provisions store as the setting.

Banquet Venue: Tang Court Restaurant, RELC Hotel