Despite the differences in cultures, Daphne and Nathan both cherished their families and friends, and wanted an intimate celebration in which they could share their joy with them. Their guestlist eventually surpassed 120, and everyone crowded into the small but cosy Flutes at the Fort, a favourite restaurant of theirs.
(Photo courtesy of Jean Loo Photography)
The wedding was an evening of wining, dining and a coming together of western and asian cultures. Similarly, their invitation set and favours reflected the theme - modern oriental with peony flowers and a "Shuang Xi" in teal and cream.
Guests got to take home two favours, a pair of chopsticks, and a takeout box which contained two flower tea balls, a mini scroll with tea-making instructions, and a purple pin that served as a memory of Daphne's father who passed away from pancreatic cancer.
We had a fun time packing the favours and designing invitations for this lovely couple.
1 comment:
Nice photography of the bride and groom kissing each other,with the hedges behind giving that romantic setting.
Lovely exquisite display of cards, gifts and chopsticks bind with wordings as perfect pair is truly perfect idea. Wow such grandeur.
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