I will be posting the wedding photos taken by my wedding photographer, Ant today…so stay tuned to my blog…. 🙂

I met a friend at singaporebrides.com forum and she gave me permission to share with my readers all her beautiful wedding photos…Thanks alot..Samantha!!! 😀

Album 1

Album 2

I thought that I can blog on my wedding experience today. But I had spent the last 3 hours filtering my 2000 photos that I took in Korea. Now at 12.15am, I have selected 623 photos out of 630 photos.

So, I went through 3 stages: selection, filtering and screening…wow…

wondering anyone knows any places that provide cheap services for developing 623 photos.

I have found out outlets that develope at 20 cents per photo if you are developing over 100 photos…so anyone knows where I can develope for less than 20 cents…

I have just collected my wedding photos. And I know many people have been asking about them. So here you go. 😀 …>.<

How I feel about the photos? I didn’t expect they turn out to be so well. Thanks for modern photos editing software, flaws can be covered. Hehe…But my fiancee is really very pretty, isn’t she?

I still remember I went through the wedding photography session without my glasses. Whatever I see is completely blur when I looked ahead. I could still make up the shape of the person or the object. Still not so bad…as in, I won’t bump into the props…haha…

They were different venues. The indoor photography session lasted from 10am till 4pm. Then, the photographer drove us and the light-man to NTU which is in Boon Lay. Thus, we spent 1 hour to travel from North to the extreme West of Singapore (NTU – Nanyang Technological University). My fiancee and I met there and so it was a nostalgic place full of beautiful memories.

We spent about an hour there, moving from NTU Admin Annex to Nanyang Auditorium and then to LT 7, beside the Administration Building.

The photographer was very creative and flexible in making use of the venue to take wonderful wedding photos. He actually waited for the fountain to function before he snapped.

At about 6pm, we boarded the Mercedes Benz and travelled to Changi Village. It was a pier behind the SAF chalets. It was another 1 hour of commuting from extreme West to the extreme East. When we reached there, it was already 7pm and the photography session lasted for another 2 hour.

We were really very tired by then. However, it was an enjoyable session, travelling to extreme corners of Singapore for our wedding shots.

A moment ago, I saw updates from a bloggie friend who has updated her blog. She has just celebrated her 1 month anniversary. She has also uploaded a video to YouTube.com It is their wedding video clip.

Click on “more” to watch the video and the slide show.

(To enjoy viewing video, please pause the slide show below. This is to avoid lagging.)

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