Ah, now I get to see a pic of ur gown. My opinion is that you should have some colours. The flowers u r holding in the pic is quite nice and it almost matches ur fiance's tie.
Nice, simple and sweet.
And it will look great in the photos.
Where are u from and where's the wedding going to be held? Indoor or out?
We live in Sydney but I'm originally from KL. I've been reading heaps of wedding blogs. I don't know what the fascination is but I love it when brides go into detail even though I hardly write anything about my own wedding.
I have to say I've been to a few chinese weddings in KL and I completely agree that even though the chinese banquet with 500 guest is really lavish, its very impersonal. I came back to Sydney and vowed I wouldn't get married in KL. but my mom has made us promise to thrown a dinner recepion for our relatives next year. I'm fine with that..because its only going to be dinner with none of the pomp.
Read your response to my earlier comments. Your colour scheme sounds fascinating. I couldn't imagine using such bold colours (like I said, I like beige and even injecting some colour in my dress is difficult, btw thats picture is only half the dress, I'm getting a bolero made to wear for the evening reception. I hope it turns out well because my gown is store bought off the rack so I couldn't find an exact colour match for the material. Anyway,its only a different shade of ivory again :P)
I like your theme, My fiance wasn't keen on having one. When I suggested a theme for the wedding he said it should be a Looney Tunes theme or no theme at all. He's not concerend about the details(typical guy) but there are a few things that he knew he didn't want, which is fair because it's also his wedding too. but gradually the casual nature of the wedding has developed its own theme, picnic garden party theme.
We're having the ceremony outdoors at the the Mount Tomah Botanic gardens in the Blue Mountains. Later we move to a small cafe in the gardens for the evening reception on the outdoor terrace. I hope it doesn't rain on the day.
Anyway, I happily await your next few wedding post with bated breath. Hope you are not too stressed and everthing turns out perfect. cheers
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Ah, now I get to see a pic of ur gown. My opinion is that you should have some colours. The flowers u r holding in the pic is quite nice and it almost matches ur fiance's tie.
Nice, simple and sweet.
And it will look great in the photos.
Where are u from and where's the wedding going to be held? Indoor or out?
We live in Sydney but I'm originally from KL. I've been reading heaps of wedding blogs. I don't know what the fascination is but I love it when brides go into detail even though I hardly write anything about my own wedding.
I have to say I've been to a few chinese weddings in KL and I completely agree that even though the chinese banquet with 500 guest is really lavish, its very impersonal. I came back to Sydney and vowed I wouldn't get married in KL. but my mom has made us promise to thrown a dinner recepion for our relatives next year. I'm fine with that..because its only going to be dinner with none of the pomp.
Read your response to my earlier comments. Your colour scheme sounds fascinating. I couldn't imagine using such bold colours (like I said, I like beige and even injecting some colour in my dress is difficult, btw thats picture is only half the dress, I'm getting a bolero made to wear for the evening reception. I hope it turns out well because my gown is store bought off the rack so I couldn't find an exact colour match for the material. Anyway,its only a different shade of ivory again :P)
I like your theme, My fiance wasn't keen on having one. When I suggested a theme for the wedding he said it should be a Looney Tunes theme or no theme at all. He's not concerend about the details(typical guy) but there are a few things that he knew he didn't want, which is fair because it's also his wedding too. but gradually the casual nature of the wedding has developed its own theme, picnic garden party theme.
We're having the ceremony outdoors at the the Mount Tomah Botanic gardens in the Blue Mountains. Later we move to a small cafe in the gardens for the evening reception on the outdoor terrace. I hope it doesn't rain on the day.
Anyway, I happily await your next few wedding post with bated breath. Hope you are not too stressed and everthing turns out perfect. cheers
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