Post-wedding Photography

Every cloud has its silver lining as the saying goes. It has been months since the start of the pandemic and for that, the wedding industry experiences a major slowdown. The future indeed seems bleak and grim, with many wedding professionals struggling for survival. However, recently on the news, Government has decided to ease the measures and increase the capacity limits for wedding receptions. From October 3rd, up to 100 attendees will be allowed to attend wedding receptions. This is up from the current limit of 50 and this is very good news!

Post-wedding photography, or in some cases, couple portraits happening on the same day of their wedding and solemnisation, are increasing in demand during the recent years. More so during this Covid-19 period. It has became popular and I could think of two reasons. Firstly, the bride gets to wear her actual bridal gown for the photoshoot. The wedding couple just has to hold on to the gown 1-2 more days before returning it. Secondly, having a photoshoot on the same day has more significance.

Eric and Junie’s intimate solemnisation happened in the late morning at the beautiful Flutes, which was followed by a lunch. I posted their solemnisation photos earlier a few weeks ago, you can view them here. After each and every guest gave their heartfelt congratulations to the wedding couple and departed, I brought the newlywed for a photoshoot at the National Museum before we headed to East Coast Park. With smiles and laughter, Eric and Junie truly enjoyed the session, and so did I.

On the last note, inquiries and photography assignments are starting to stream in, albeit slowly. This is such a positive sign that things are progressing back to normal. Beneath the layer of physical exhaustion comes a real sense of achievement and gratefulness, that my clients placed their faith in me to work on a craft which I’m truly passionate about. My priority is to take great care of my clients, letting them know that I am here to make their wedding day special.

Post-wedding photography by UnderTheStars Photography
Photography venue at East Coast Park

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Wedding Photography

Intimate weddings are brilliant and beautiful. The onset of the coronavirus pandemic has given rise to a certain trend in weddings that no one had predicted. Intimate weddings are the new normal, and the new normal is here to stay.

“So how does it feel like having a small wedding?” I asked the newlywed, Eric and Junie. The couple felt more relaxed because they were surrounded by close-knit friends and family, and they felt more at home with their guests.

Keeping a beautiful wedding simple. Despite all the measures implemented in Phrase 2 wedding, Eric and Junie had gone ahead with a 20 pax wedding in July. That day was also my first wedding after a super long break. I couldn’t express how happy I was holding my camera shooting again. I’m really thankful that we actually went ahead with this small celebration and photographing this meaningful wedding.

Personally, I think that intimate weddings can have just as much of an impact as a large celebration. The love and warmth can be easily felt for sure. I can get used to this new normal.

Shooting a post-wedding right after the small merrymaking is getting increasingly popular too. A wedding used to be involved in a full day of celebration. Hence, with time on our hands and the couple still drowning in their happiness and excitement, it is the perfect game plan to do a post-wedding shoot. Eric and Junie, and myself did just that. So, watch out this space for their post-wedding images.

Update: View Eric & Junie’s post-wedding images here.

Wedding photography by UnderTheStars Photography
Photography venue at National Museum of Singapore
Lunch venue at Flutes

Intimate weddings are brilliant and beautiful. The onset of the coronavirus pandemic has given rise to a certain trend in weddings that no one had predicted. Intimate weddings are the new normal, and the new normal is here to stay.

“So how does it feel like having a small wedding?” I asked the newlywed, Eric and Junie. The couple felt more relaxed because they were surrounded by close-knit friends and family, and they felt more at home with their guests.

Keeping a beautiful wedding simple. Despite all the measures implemented in Phrase 2 wedding, Eric and Junie had gone ahead with a 20 pax wedding in July. That day was also my first wedding after a super long break. I couldn’t express how happy I was holding my camera shooting again. I’m really thankful that we actually went ahead with this small celebration and photographing this meaningful wedding.

Personally, I think that intimate weddings can have just as much of an impact as a large celebration. The love and warmth can be easily felt for sure. I can get used to this new normal.

Shooting a post-wedding right after the small merrymaking is getting increasingly popular too. A wedding used to be involved in a full day of celebration. Hence, with time on our hands and the couple still drowning in their happiness and excitement, it is the perfect game plan to do a post-wedding shoot. Eric and Junie, and myself did just that. So, watch out this space for their post-wedding images.

Wedding photography by UnderTheStars (Lawrence)
Photography venue at National Museum of Singapore
Lunch venue at Flutes

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Photography by UnderTheStars
Locations at Marina Bay
 

honeymoon photography

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Foremost, congratulations to Patricio and Andie who just gotten married last month!

Singapore is one of the many destinations that they are stopping by for their honeymoon. After picking them up from St. Regis, I got to know them better while I drove them to the shooting places. They flew a long distance over from Mexico and they told me since they are flying from the other side of the globe, they might as well visit as many Asian destinations as possible. How cool is that!

Visiting beautiful places and making endearing memories, they said they can’t do without professional photography to help them capture all of these. And that explains my role here :) Come to think if it, maybe I shall name this service honeymoon photography!

I think they must be enjoying their time hitting the waves in Bali right now! I can only sit in front of the computer envying them.

 
Photography by UnderTheStars
Locations at Kampong Glam & Marina Bay
 

honeymoon photography

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