Who would’ve thought that a local “destination wedding” could turn out so beautiful? From the fact that they chose to have their ceremony literally at a waterfall, to not wearing shoes so that they could be at one with nature, it was evident that Hannah and Joshua’s wedding celebrations were going to be one of a kind.

Seeing as their wedding venue was already so beautiful in its natural state, Hannah and Joshua kept things simple with earthy neutrals and greens as their colour palette, adding just wildflowers to the setting. Many thanks to Peter Herman Photography for sharing this interesting wedding with us.

Hannah: “All the small breathtaking moments just combined to create an amazing day. From getting ready to my father driving me to the waterfall, and my beautiful forest nymphs (bridesmaids) hiking up to the fourth waterfall together with me, everything was truly symbolic. Life is an uphill climb and it only gets better from here!”

Tips from the bride: “Don’t be a Pinterest bride. The more you see, the more you will be flooded with ideas and get confused about what you want. Get inspired, but put a stop to it when the scrolling ends.”

HANNAH & JOSHUA {Malaysia}

Photography by Peter Herman Photography / Venue Kanching Falls (hired from Tourism Malaysia) and Templer Park Rainforest Retreat, Rawang / Number of Guests 100 / Bridal Gown by Karen Willis Holmes (Ceremony) and A Star is Born (Reception) / Bride’s Shoes by ZaHuo Hang (Ceremony) and Raoul (Reception) / Hair by John Lloyd / Make Up by John Tan / Groom’s Attire by Massimo Dutti and ZARA / Wedding Bands by Tailored Jewel / Flowers and Décor by ZáHuoHang (Bouquets, Hairpieces, Boutonnieres and Groom’s Garland) and YSA Events (Reception) / Catering by The Big Rajah / Art by Hannah and Joshua

{Read more about this in the magazine}