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Jing & Yuan’s paradise elopement at Six Senses Kanuhura Maldives, probably one of the world’s most romantic places.
Lively and full of color, Chinese weddings are lavish affairs. They are as much about the happy couple as they are about their families. A celebration marked by rituals and traditions, many symbolic aspects focus on blessings of prosperity.
Chinese weddings are full of rich traditions and customs. A typical Chinese wedding is a multi-day celebration that involves various rituals and ceremonies. Choosing the date, picking up the bride, testing the groom, the tea ceremony, hair combing, and red envelopes are all essential parts of the day.
Jing & Yuan’s paradise elopement at Six Senses Kanuhura Maldives, probably one of the world’s most romantic places.
Renee & Steve had their wedding at the stunning InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort in Vietnam.
Ben & Ivy’s magical Hong Kong Disneyland wedding complete with Mickey and Minnie Mouse, Snow White and all the characters from Disney.
Andrew and Kenji celebrated their wonderful wedding at The Surin Phuket in Thailand.
Minhchau & Peter’s beautiful photoshoot in Hue & Lang Co & their incredible wedding in Pleiku, Vietnam and Windsor, Canada.
Tammie & Alan’s spectacular wedding at the legendary Mandarin Oriental in Bangkok, Thailand by Bangkok Wedding Photographer Aidan Dockery
Lisa & Shawn’s colourful Vietnamese wedding at The Lamai Samui in Thailand
Phyllis & Jason’s spectacular wedding at The Verandah Repulse Bay in Hong Kong by Hong Kong wedding photographer Aidan Dockery.
Traditional Chinese wedding ceremony at The Naka Island, a Luxury Collection Resort, Phuket wedding.
From the intricate tea ceremony to the colorful attire, each element of a Chinese wedding has significance. As wedding photographers, we strive to capture the beauty and joy of these cultural celebrations.
A wedding banquet is a lavish affair in Chinese culture. It features many courses of traditional Chinese dishes with speeches, toasts, and entertainment.
On the wedding day, the bride and groom often wear traditional attire, such as a qipao or a changshan. The wedding ceremony may be at a temple and involve lighting candles, exchanging rings, and bowing to ancestors.
After the ceremony, the couple may hold a reception for their guests. There is more food, drinks, and entertainment, such as a lion or dragon dance. The couple may also play games and give out favors to their guests as a token of appreciation.
Hong Kong offers various venues, from the inner city to beachfront locations. The Four Seasons and The Verandah in Repulse Bay are the two favorite venues I photographed Hong Kong weddings.
A waterfront landmark with views of Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong Four Seasons is an exceptional setting for your wedding.
I photographed Ben & Ivy’s wedding at Disneyland Hong Kong and the evening reception at Hong Kong Four Seasons. Two very different locations, but both are unique!
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