Guided by their vintage botanical theme of neutral hues, greenery, and a touch of dusty blue and gold, Charis and Joshua put together a DIY wedding at the church where they grew up – Church of the Good Shepherd. It was indeed a labour of love for the couple and their friends, as they created the calligraphy musical backdrop, signs and wedding invitations. Many thanks to Bloc Memoire Photography for these precious memories!
Weddings are a celebration of a couple’s union, but they are also in large part about the people who have been a part of that journey. We are always glad to see couples search for unique ways to appreciate their loved ones.
Tips from the bride: “Start early and plan ahead! Sit down with one another and discuss the wedding budget, theme and ideas. Identify décor ideas, wedding practices, and moments that you did or did not enjoy at other weddings, and work out what you would like to achieve. Every wedding is unique to each couple, and that’s a beautiful thing. Trust your wedding vendors! They are professionals and will want the best for your wedding too.
“Enjoy the preparation process together and don’t sweat the small stuff! Once you have decided on a theme and the wedding colours, stick with it and don’t be distracted. Wedding ideas are endless, and it is better to commit to one theme than to try and incorporate everything you come across!”
CHARIS & JOSHUA {Singapore}
Photography by Bloc Memoire Photography; Wisanto / Videography by
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