Having done countless editorial spreads with the most beautiful gowns and locations, we highlight some of our favourite pictures that left a truly lasting impression.
What we love: There are tons of ways to dress up an empty space or blank wall. Here, the lanterns and printed fabrics lend an exotic ethnic charm to the mood.
Beaded and sequinned fit and flare dress, The Wedding Present.
This image was originally published in Female Brides Lookbook Issue 7.
What we love: The OTT look that’s both dramatic and stylish.
Full lace cheongsam with feathered butterfly detail, Dang Bridal.
This image was originally published in Female Brides Lookbook Issue 2.
What we love: The classic wavy hair and dramatic eye makeup inspired by the twenties, paired with the rich fabric upholstery lends a classic flair to the whole look that’s given a romantic touch with the tulle layers of the gown.
Lace and satin fit and flare with tulle overlay, Kai Bridal Couture. Jean Schlumberger platinum butterfly clip and earrings with diamonds, Tiffany & Co. Satin heels, Jimmy Choo.
This image was originally published in Female Brides Lookbook Issue 4.
What we love: Even when shooting indoors, always look for a venue with natural light (it’s super flattering!) if you’re thinking of a dreamy look, like this gorgeous shot that seemed to give the model a radiant glow.
Lace and tulle ballgown with low back, Divine Couture. Platinum Tiffany Legacy earrings with diamonds, Tiffany & Co.
This image was originally published in Female Brides Lookbook Issue 4.
What we love: The high fashion drama and flamboyance for a style that evokes both fantasy and romance.
Strapless silk satin pleated top, skirt with oversized bows layered over long slim skirt, diamante cuffs and feathered headpiece, Frederick Lee Bridal.
This image was originally published in Female Brides Lookbook Issue 2.
What we love: Besides getting your venue and bridal look to complement each other, one way to really amp up the mood is to use filters, like a slight sepia finish here to create an aged and classic look.
Oscar de la Renta strapless mermaid gown with floral applique, Trinity Gallery.
This image was originally published in Female Brides Lookbook Issue 6.
What we love: Talk about a magnificent wedding portrait! This gorgeous snap, taken against the exquisite Taj Lake Palace, evokes the decadence and beauty of Indian heritage.
Silk chiffon toga, Divine Couture.
This image was originally published in Female Brides Lookbook Issue 7.
What we love: To really stand out in your wedding portrait, think contrast- like how the rich scarlet hues of this look pops against the neutral colours of the background. We also love how the ornate details of the gown complement the intricate filigree of the structures.
Strapless silk satin ballgown with beaded bodice and ruched skirt. Danny L.
This image was originally published in Female Brides Lookbook Issue 7.
What we love: We know, we know… but we just had to include one more picture from our spread taken at The Taj Lake Palace.
Silk chiffon toga with attached sash, Ted Wu.
This image was originally published in Female Brides Lookbook Issue 7.
What we love: The contemporary and graphic appeal – from the crisp black and white combinations to the striking red lips and the edgy hairstyles.
Strapless mermaid lace gowns with full layered skirts, Dang Bridal.
This image was originally published in Female Brides Lookbook Issue 7.
What we love: This absolutely beckoned to the minimalist in us – think graphic lines, beautiful light and effortless style.
Low back strappy mermaid gown with long ruffled sheer train, Le Grand Wedding.
This image was originally published in Female Brides Lookbook Issue 7.
What we love: That gorgeous light and the striking red sash that draws attention amidst all that white.
Lace and tulle ballgown with sash, Feline Wedding.
This image was originally published in Female Brides Lookbook Issue 3.
What we love: Nothing’s quite as flamboyant and showy like feathers for a decadent look.
This image was originally published in Female Brides Lookbook Issue 8.
What we love: We’re always on the lookout for unique and unexpected locations, like No. 5 Emerald Hill, a watering hole with eclectic Peranakan and Chinese furnishings. Here, the glamorous evening gown and sleek hair create a beautiful contrast against the backdrop. Alternatively, you can also go for a vintage style with finger waves and a dramatic cheongsam.
Thai silk and tulle off-shoulder ballgown, Blush Blush Bridal Couture.
This image was originally published in Female Brides Lookbook Issue 9.
What we love: The gown. This lovely creation by The Wedding Present gives the classic cheongsam a modern twist with a graceful cowl detail.
Sleeveless satin gown with Mandarin collar and cowl detailing, The Wedding Present.
This image was originally published in Female Brides Lookbook Issue 6.
What we love: Sophisticated red orchids, statement earrings and chunky stacked bracelets that add a modern edge to a traditional look. Tip: There are tons of ways to amp up your studio photos, like a beautiful printed fabric backdrop, and lighting that plays with shadows and contrast.
Lace gown with embroidered jacket, Amanda Lee Weddings.
This image was originally published in Female Brides Lookbook Issue 8.
What we love: The dreamy lighting coupled with the elegant styling that evokes a classic Parisian feel.
Chiffon gown with lace bodice and pleated skirt, Olive Suite. Necklace, Beads Etc at Orchard Central.
This image was originally published in Female Brides Lookbook Issue 7.
What we love: The dark moody lighting and baroque-style of the surroundings brought out the brilliance of the cheongsam, while a sleek hairstyle and chunky jewellery lend a modern and edgy vibe that daring brides will love.
Satin cheongsam with lace applique and embroidery, Emanuel B. Couture.
This image was originally published in Female Brides Lookbook Issue 8.
What we love: As we always say, natural backlight can transform the simplest pictures into something magical.
Badgley Mischka strapless mermaid gown with crystals, The Prelude Bridal. (issue 6 pg 104)
This image was originally published in Female Brides Lookbook Issue 6.
What we love: The colourful floral appliques and the gleaming hue of the cheongsam brings vibrance to the otherwise sombre doorway.
Silk satin cheongsam with sheer beaded back, Divine Couture.
This image was originally published in Female Brides Lookbook Issue 6.
What we love: Actress and TV host Jade Seah in a gorgeous cerulean gown against the spectacular horizon of the Mauritius – what’s not to love? Tip: Billowing skirts always add drama to your wedding pictures.
Silk chiffon bustier gown with crystal-embellished panels, Amanda Lee Couture. All accessories, stylist’s own.
This image was originally published in Female Brides Lookbook Issue 9.
What we love: We were definitely thinking Downton Abbey for this look, with unexpected accents like a bejewelled cloche hat to dress up a simple but lovely evening dress.
Bustier ballgown with ruffled skirt, Danny L.
This image was originally published in Female Brides Lookbook Issue 6.
