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1/7/17 of course HOT! I had initially wanted to marry on 7/10/17 but it was a hot date too and many people already "chope" their guests so I decided against it. :p I wouldn't want to give invites to people who are already confirmed not coming though so an e invite would help :)

I can understand how all of you feel, worried, scared, not knowing what to expect. If you've seen my comments above you'll know that I was in the same shoes before I went over, especially when the reviews were quite bad. What I want to say is, give them a chance. Since you've already paid, just...

Wa that sucks! Ok then better don't go... :S

Hahaha Still a long time for me since I'm the last weekend of July! But I have already informed my closer friends to save the date! I printed my invites on Taobao on 11.11 cause of the sale :P kiasu

Nope I didn't want to bring my own clothes... I didn't try bargaining after I signed, only did before...

I think the Chinese in ancient times believed that 2 positives make 1 negative (sounds like mathematics -(-)= + only that it's the other way round. I have friends who believe that 4 months before and after the date of the wedding, they should not attend another wedding. I guess it's basic...

Hello July BTB! Just saying hi cause our group seems to be stagnant :) Hope you all are on track with planning!

Hi! For AD I'm using my photographer from PW cause he seems to be able to capture the moments well. Esp those where it happens just that second :) I personally feel photobooth is not necessary but it will be nice to set up a backdrop for people to use their phones to take. Many guests just...

Some of the negative reviews online are really old...

30% then 50% during food tasting / a few weeks before wedding.

Did you ever talk to her to express your concerns especially with regards to finances? Both of you should iron out main issues e.g who will pay for what and what are joint expenses etc before marriage. It is going to be a lifetime of pulling resources together, better to settle it before...

Didn't know brides have to source for gowns for in laws! I totally didn't even consider doing that... :/

Had a friend who got married in Bali and she too insisted not to get a planner until a few months before the wedding. She realised she couldn't cope cause planning an overseas wedding is very different from planning one locally. Even a local wedding can cause much headache, what more an overseas...

Yeah cause some brides will start booking a year before hahaha. If yours is not a popular date it should be okay.

Yep depends on the contract but usually you are required to pay some penalty fees even though it's over a year.

Taiwan is quite cooling but HK was still pretty hot. I will be engaging my pastor so no need to worry about securing a JP! Isn't it a bit too early though? I thought the recommendation was to source for one around 4 months prior...

Not progressing after doing the following things much earlier: - confirmed venue both solemnisation and banquet - signed AD and pre-wed shoot - completed my shoots (did one in Taiwan and one in HK :P) Just going to slack until maybe April? Not too sure what else there is to do now.

Thank you! Glad to know it doesn't fall in the Hungry Ghost Festival :)

Agree! Went to a bridal shop that only has one package to sell though.

Done with my shoot and photo selection! Was initially really worried since the reviews are quite scary, especially taking wedding photos in Taiwan. Lucky for us, the experience was very pleasant. There was a bit of hard selling but it was generally on the Low side and when we said we didn't want...