Rujun and Steven’s brief was simple - they wanted to go wild in their gown and suit within the confined space of the gem of the east, Changi Village. We really ventured everywhere at Changi - including dropping by the hawker for a quick drink! The idea was to have fun, and fun they had.

As we countdown 2020, I just want to say - what a year it was eh? From what was supposed to be a promising year, to spending close to 3 months at home with loved ones during the circuit breaker (word of the year) period. It was an unpredictable year.

It is unbelievable that almost 9 months has passed since the year started.

It has been a rollercoaster of a ride. It has many downs but also plenty of ups. You must have heard the joyous news yesterday that our government had prioritised weddings and have given our couples and vendors such as ourselves some breathing room in terms of flexibility during planning.

I immediately knew the session was going to be great, when Adeline and Chris were so open to trying out new ideas thrown at them. Against the backdrop of the old school Golden Mile Tower, the vibes were enhanced through Adeline and Chris’ willingness to climb, run repeatedly and even lying upside down on the dirty floor.

Both Sarah and Sean were windsurfers and wanted a very different pre-wed shoot leading up to their wedding. Leading up to this, it was a while before they surfed and were quite nervous about going out to see again.