Julian: Hoi An. I’m not sure what to say. I’ve been there a million times, and I know I should be over it, but…. despite the overenthusiastic vendors and the pervasive kitsch hanging like pesky vines covering the beautiful shophouses, I can’t help myself. It’s just…. lovely. Get out in the early morning or late...
Aidan: I’m loving our multiple day wedding shoots! It really gives me a chance to get to know the couple and spend time with their family. Anyone planning a destination wedding, don’t think of it as The Big Day, think about The Big Week! I met MinhChau and Peter in the old capital of Hue...
Aidan: It poured with rain the entire 4 hour journey from Saigon to Mui Ne, and reports from the beach confirmed the same. In Mui Ne it had been raining so heavily the last few days that the near by town of Phan Thiet was flooded and on emergency standby. Sitting in the covered restaurant...
Julian: Desre and Magtellus traveled over 10,000 kilometers for their wedding – from Cape Town, South Africa to The Sarojin, Khao Lak, Thailand. So there was no way they were going to let a little rain dampen their wedding day. Which is good, because it’s rainy season in Thailand, and that means some serious downpours....
Julian: I headed out to Halong Bay a few weeks to photograph the very, very intimate wedding of Kat and Jason. Their only guest was their friend Hollie, and I became their fourth wheel for the afternoon. Someone had to help create symmetry at the lunch table as Jason dined on fresh crabs and everyone...
Julian: Katie and Dave wanted to keep things nice and simple, relaxed, casual and fun. Music to my ears…. From a cyclo processional to a stroll with a bottle of champagne in-hand through the streets of Hoi An, Katie and Dave proved that keeping things simple can be the key...
Julian: Joleigh and Marcus met in Vietnam a few years back, and decided to fly over from London to have their wedding in Hoi An. After all, with their families in Australia and South Africa, why not meet somewhere in the middle (kindof)? Image by Julian The ceremony was set for the fantastic Red Bridge...
Julian & Aidan: Thuy Linh and Andy’s magnificent wedding at the Daewoo Hotel in Hanoi managed to seat over a thousand people into the grounds outside by the pool, which was really so much nicer than inside a dimly lit ballroom. I really enjoyed photographing Thuy Linh as she and her bridesmaids prepared for the...
Julian: I had a wonderful day last week photographing the dam hoi (it’s the traditional Vietnamese wedding planning ceremony) from the perspective of the bride-to-be: Thuy Linh. They had hired another photographer to follow the groom, so I was able to spend all my time following Thuy Linh around as she prepared for the ceremony...
Aidan: After relocating to HCMC its always fun to return to Hanoi for a wedding and what better place than The Inter Continental Hotel. The weather denied us a reception at The Sunset Bar but they put on a stunning dinner in the ballroom.
