Roger & Lydia - Actual Day Wedding Celebration %

Hello everyone!

Apologies for the super lack of update since our last post on Goodbye Loft @ SOHO. We’ve been super duper busy with the packing/unpacking/cleaning/reno/more cleaning/more reno/pre-wedding shoots/falling sick/backlogs of editing/touch ups at the new place/more backlogs to clear and the list goes on. Will share some pictures of the place once it’s clean and ready! 🙂

Realised that we have been sharing quite a bit of our conceptualised pre-wedding shots recently, here’s a series from Roger and Lydia’s actual day wedding celebration taken last year in October. Yeah, didn’t realise another 2 more months and it’ll be a year since their wedding! Time really fliesssssssssssssssssss! *Gasp*!!

We’ve got many more wedding images to share, but that will take some time to come as our hands and brains are really full now. Enjoy! 🙂

Loving how the moment was captured when Raymond happened to spot Lydia and her daddy-in-law sharing a hug. Roger and Lydia’s wedding was really close and intimate with no pretence, free flow of hugs and kisses around, no need to follow any auspicious timing, and it was free play. Just the kind I like! 🙂

Roger arriving for the gate crashing time… Gate crashing is not a tradition back home, so Roger didnt really know what to expect. Maybe can try bribe the kids for some insider information? 😛

Luckily the games they played was nothing of the eating yucky food sort, so everything was good fun! 🙂

Then Roger was made to sing a song and strum on the guitar. I think he’s loving it. 😉

Look at the 2 curious kids standing by the door. Kekeke~

Lydia actually did her own make up, and her hair was done up by her mummy in law. 🙂

Somehow I kinda love this picture – “Humph! No way am I gonna let go of my cutsie little red umbrella!”

Roger can really jump…………………………..

Told you there were free flow of hugs and kisses already. Hahaha~

Guess many people would have seen this picture already… Raymond Phang Photography’s signature wedding car shot in motion. This came about to break away from the boring ‘couple standing infront of car, pose, snap, thank you very much’ shots. Glad it has become a trend for wedding photographers!