Florence and Jerry’s Wedding — A Simply Elegant Wedding

by admin. Posted on December 9, 2012

I am delighted to be the decorator for Florence and Jerry’s wedding. The couple has chosen the Estates of Sunnybrook to host their wedding. The Estates of Sunnybrook is one of my favourite places; it has a lot of character and charm, by fusing traditional architecture with modern interior design.

In addition to working with the awesome couple, I also get to see some of my awesome friends on the wedding day, including Peggy Lee and Eric Choi.

Peggy is an talented makeup artist. Like always, I saw her working the magic on Florence, but then again the bride already has a beautiful canvas to work with. Eric is another fabulous person to work with. His photos always capture the precious moments of the wedding day, not to mention his work is always consistently beautiful.

Check out the photos of Florence and Jerry’s wedding. Some photos are courtesy of Eric Choi. Enjoy!

: Wedding Venue — McLean House in the Estates of Sunnybrook

: The hallway to the reception

: Beautiful photo of the wedding couple, taken by the talented photographer Eric K. Cho

: Receiving Table

: Close-up of our birdcage money box, perfect match for a vintage-inspired wedding

: Beautiful setting of the reception. Love the chandelier in the room!

: Beautiful setting of the outdoor ceremony

: Close-up of the our cream rose ball

: Our modern wedding arch, draped with soft white voile

: Close-up of the ceremony arch

: Beautiful bride walking down the aisle. Photo Courtesy of Eric K. Choi

: Wedding Ceremony. Photo Courtesy of Eric K. Choi

: The sweet couple. Photo Courtesy of Eric K. Choi

A Simply Elegant Ceremony Decoration

by admin. Posted on December 8, 2012

A simply elegant wedding, with a touch of vintage and natural design. The outdoor environment is very beautiful by itself already, and we have our our neutral pallet decoration compliments the entire site beautifully.

: Receiving Table

: Close-up of our birdcage money box, perfect match for a vintage-inspired wedding

: Beautiful setting of the outdoor ceremony

: Close-up of the our cream rose ball

: Our modern wedding arch, draped with soft white voile

: Close-up of the ceremony arch, with calla lilies arrangement

Kema and Lawrence’s Wedding — A Gothic Fairytale Story

by admin. Posted on April 24, 2012

Congratulations Kema and Lawrence! You two look wonderful together. May your love for each other continue to grow each day.

Kema is a red girl, which means she must have red in her wedding. The groom prefers to have some black and white element in the wedding to keep it formal. When the couple told me that their wedding colour is red, black, and white, the word “Gothic” immediately just crossed my mind. However, having a totally Gothic wedding may be too taboo for the couple’s family. Also, Kema would like to have a fairytale wedding, just like how many girls dream to have one for their wedding day.

Who would imagine that a fairytale wedding can be combined with a Gothic-coloured theme? Well, we sure pull this one off. We have used red and black as accent colours, to make these bold colours more stealth. To achieve a fairytale look, we have used twinkle lights everywhere — backdrop, tables, and the arch. We have also added a ceiling drape to soften the atmosphere.

Below are some of the photos taken from hall, note that this hall has been decorated for dual usage (ceremony and reception). The arch is removed after the ceremony, the ceremony chairs are re-used for the guest tables, and the ceremony table is used as the cake table after the ceremony.

: The Hall at Qssis, with White Sheer Ceiling Drapes

: Chairs are Decorated in Black Fitted Polyester Chair Covers, with White Satin Sashes

: White Sheer Backdrop, Head Table, Ceremony (or Cake Table), and Arch with Twinkle Lights to Add a Fairytale Touch

: Set-up of Head Table, with Red Petals, Red Candles Holders, and Tall Stemmed Glass Candle Holders

: Wedding Arch for Ceremony, and is Removed Before Reception

: Wedding Arch for Ceremony, and is Removed Before Reception

: Close-Up of Red Peonies Bouquet, Used As Pull-Back for the Arch

: Wedding Accessories Embellished in Red Satin and Rhinestone Embellishments

: Red Unity Candles in Double-Hearts Rhinestone Stands

: Red Signing Pen, Embellished with Rhinestone Buckle

A Red, Black, and White Ceremony and Reception Decoration

by admin. Posted on April 24, 2012

A red, black, and white wedding with a Gothic and Fairytale mix. The hall serves both the ceremony and reception. Most of the decorations uses white sheer and twinkle lights to achieve a Fairytale look.