Lego Wedding Favor

Hehe. This is cute.

Wedding dresses

Couldn't help but had to list down a few designs that really caught my attention. It kinda revolves around the same designs. Hahahaha. In any case, it's gonna help me narrow down searching of bridal studios this Saturday at the bridal fair. :)

Photo Ideas

I've somewhat decided on a few locations for our pre wedding shots with east coast park outside 1-TwentySix being our backdrop, Punggol marina and perhaps SIM. It's where we've gotten together, gotten back together and where a significant time of our courtship was spent. It would mean a lot to me if we were able to capture everything on this pre wedding photoshoot. I'm afraid I'd forget them some day, these memories which I hold dearly. I wish that some day, even if I've become old and my memories failing me, this album will help me remember these precious moments where time stood still for us. And it'll be for us to tell our kids the story of our life. :) - Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone

Updates!

So well, some quotes from a few hotels came in and I've gathered all relevant packages from country clubs. On some level, I do agree that lunch packages for some hotels offers a lot more perks but they also attract a smaller angbao. While it is a celebration of love, my husband to be and I have decided to take angbaos into consideration. Shall update the blog when I have decided on dinner at country clubs/ulu babi hotels or lunch at reputable 4* hotels. :) - Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone

Wedding Invitation Cards

Something popped into my mind! I just thought of something which'll actually be really cool. How about using baby's card printer for printing invitation cards? It'll be small (wallet friendly!) so guests can carry them around. I can already imagine how it'll look like. It's gonna be damn cool I tell ya. :) - Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone

Ivan was right.

We'd definitely need to take a look at the layout of things and smooth out the bumps along the way.

I have loved Burkill Hall since the moment I laid eyes on it's mini preview in a magazine.

But I guess, if another venue can offer just as much with smoother arrangements, why not right? *Shrugs*

I asked Ivan if event coordinators were for hire. Unlike wedding planners, I would have hired necessary vendors. Their job was to simply make sure things are in order for that day alone. Sure enough, he corrected me right away. "Those are called wedding planners." Rofl. Damn can't we get a student to make sure things are where it should be? >:(

We haven't even included photographers, logistics, live band, decorations, stationaries, and so on. And we've already blown our budget per pax on food alone based on our estimation.

How very depressing really.

I guess I shall look through previously dismissed venues to lower our costs tomorrow.


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Apologies

Something's awfully wrong with the table layouts. All of which have been added a ton of padding to the top. Simply don't understand why.

Burkill Hall VS Fort Canning Park

Venue	Rates 2012 (Excl. GST)	Capacity	Air-Conditioning	Bridal Room	Closing Hours	Appointed Caterer	Logistics	Music Restrictions
Burkill Hall	$3500 for 8 hours $525 add. hour	270 excluding outdoors	Ceiling fans	Yes	12MN	No	No	No
OMSQ	$600 Full Day	60 Indoors, 140 Outdoors	Yes	No	12MN	No	No	No

Wedding Theme :)

Caterers - Updated!

Kriston
Four Seasons
Mum's Kitchen
Angeli
Royal Catering
Amici
Empire Food
Gustos
Peach Garden
House of Catering
Hua Zhu
Wee Kee
Rasel Catering
Elsie Kitchen
Yeh Lai Siang
Eatz Catering
Pillars
Thomson Catering
Jumbo Seafood
Liang Food Caterer

Briefly glanced through some caterers through a catering one-stop site. These are the caterers I've short listed under wedding caterers.

Well, I don't like the use of plastic plates and all for my wedding dinner. But Gustos provides pretty good alternatives. As for the rest, I'd have to ask first.


To be updated...