It was the high point of their lives, a splendid day filled with joy and thankfulness as the couple prepared to transition from courtship to marriage. The camaraderie and laughter, the happy tears, the pride on the parents’ faces, the elation of being pronounced “man and wife” – all these and more were part of this dignified celebration at Ungasan Clifftop Uluwatu in Bali, Indonesia. Cheers to the beginning of a new chapter, and many thanks to Punyan Photography for these meaningful captures!
“Amongst our best memories were watching the delight on our guests’ (and vendors’) faces when they saw Teddy’s parents perform Chinese rap,” Cherry reminisced. “They performed three songs!”
The concept for the décor was rustic industrial, a striking contrast between the delicate touches of pastels, petals, drapes, wood and earth against the hard lines of industry. To the couple, the marriage of those elements represented balance, a sensible principle to uphold as they navigate the seasons of life together.
Tips from the bride: “Although the wedding planning process is sometimes frustrating and sometimes dramatic, try to enjoy it no matter what. Get close to your best friends and share your load with them. They are there to help you.”
CHERRY & TEDDY {Indonesia}
Photography by Punyan Photography / Videography by Leura Films / Venue Ungasan Clifftop Uluwatu, Bali / Number of Guests 200 / Wedding Planning by Bali Wedding Paradise / Bridal Gown by Bramanta Wijaya / Bride’s Shoes by Steve Madden / Hair and Makeup by Lona Make Up / Groom’s Attire by Brillington & Brothers / Wedding Bands by From Tiny Islands / Bridesmaids’ Dresses by Velvet / Flowers and Décor by Flora Botanica / Wedding Cake by Crème de la Crème Bali / Wedding Favours by Liunic On Things / Art and Stationery by Parler Studio / Entertainment by Vagabond Music
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