What a beautiful end to 2020 with Collin and Daphane wedding. When I saw the wedding schedule, immediately I knew it is going to be a fun-filled wedding event.
Although there was a heavy downpour during the solemnisation, everything ran really smoothly. With that, I call it showers of blessings.
Photography : @multifolds by Melvin Planner: @holymoly.sg Videography: @substancefilms Hair and Make up: @shaunleelee Suit: @mrgsartorial (tux), @seamlessbespoke (suit) Gown: @belleandtulle (morning dress + evening gown), @trulyenamoured (ROM) Venue: Raffles Hotel (ROM), Shangri-La Hotel (dinner banquet)
It’s definitely a hassle to reply each of everyone’s DM on the locations that we have painstakingly found on every nook and cranny of Singapore’s land. Finally, we are sharing on the locations with you on what we have found, shot and delivered to our clients. Do give us a follow on our Instagram @multifolds to see more new locations up on our sleeves in future!
Here are the current 5 secret lovescapade locations that you been asking for. We found these places interesting is because firstly, it wasn’t discovered by many by pre-wedding photographers. Secondly, it is quite accessible by car which is a bonus!
Lastly, I truly like to say and appreciate our amazing and adventurous couples who entrusted us in their lovescapade sessions with the new locations.
1. Jurong Railway Line
(1°19’34.3″N 103°46’32.6″E)
High contrast shots with a tinge of mysterious vibes to your pre-wedding photos. Perfect for grooms who love architecture and symmetries in their pre-wedding photos, while brides gearing akin to nature shots. This is probably one of the best of both worlds.
Totally perfect for clients who love very soft background with rows of trees. What we love about this place is that it is really quiet. Prior to that, there’s no cars to photobomb into your photos. However, come with an open mind in this location. You will understand why when you open the Google Maps Link! That is the reason I prefer to shoot very soft, 85mm f1.4 for less distractions.
I have to give credit to Wilson who found this place. I went there with an open mind, as well as super delicious food such as Otah Omelette and their blue pea Nasi Lemak. This is the closest to how farms in Malaysia look like. With Banana trees, butterfly garden and etc, this is the best spot for a tropical outback look.
A lot of people have been asking for this place, and they were guessing it to be at Tuas. No, it is not Tuas nor Tampines as those places are out of bounce. However, at this quiet little spot in East Coast Park, there is a small sand bank to shoot with.
The final location that we are sharing this quarter is this astonishingly beautiful flower farm in the CBD. Do note that this is seasonal. Therefore, it is recommended to do a recce before heading down to this place!
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It’s a gem to have Shenglin and Nicole. We were supposed to be shooting in Cappadocia, Turkey with the hot air balloons and deserts.
Unfortunately, due to travel restrictions, they were really nice to convert it into a local pre-wedding shoot. I knew I had to give my best and make it as epic as how I shot overseas. Therefore, for their set of photos, I had to ensure that the places that we shoot in Singapore, do look like an overseas location. I’m really glad that they were open in new locations despite not shooting there before. I’m also equally thankful for Tracy, from https://tracyim.com for being very flexible with her policies. We were supposed to be shooting in Cappadocia too!
I truly love the photos a lot, this is probably the highlight of 2020 for me with the new locations.
I love these sand dunes a lot. There are layers of sand which creates a nice dimension to the photo.
Thereafter, we went to this beautiful quarry area.
There’s a lot of textures and shadows at the backdrop which made this such a unique location in Singapore.
It was liberating to find new locations in Singapore to shoot. After I found the location, I did really check if there are any other photographers doing couple photoshoots here before I boldly say that we were the first to do this.
I’m truly happy to find out that after shooting this session, a lot of other photographers manage to find this place and does their couple sessions here too! It definitely looks like a flower farm with many rows of flowers here. We had a good time in this session as we were the only ones there under the beautiful sunset.
Till here then!
The next post with new hidden location in Singapore.
Atticus and Michelle first met in Veterinary school and as they discussed their wedding schedule with me, they shared that their dog Daisy, will be a part of their wedding. Dogs are known to have the largest courage to love unconditionally and an immeasurable amount of compassion and patience. I chose this picture of Daisy to represent them not only because she was a part of it, but also a representation of the values of how they love each other unconditionally, and who they are as a couple.
A couple who loves patiently, love unconditionally, and a couple with the biggest heart of compassion.
It was a beautiful day at The Summer House on their wedding with Dr Shirley Low as their Solemnizer. I still remember how anxious both Atticus and Michelle were a few days before their wedding as they faced some issues finalising the officiant for their wedding. Despite the issues and tight restrictions amidst the pandemic, Atticus and Michelle remained calm and collected throughout the process and it all turned out for the better.
Small weddings are inevitable during this time and I believe we all can agree that planning a wedding alongside restrictions during this time could be something to be proud of after all!
It was the first 10-hour wedding for me after 6 months of hiatus. I never knew that I would be forced to stop shooting for a full day wedding due to a worldwide pandemic, COVID 19.
Majority of our clients decided to postpone their weddings this year. While I truly appreciate them for not cancelling out their own weddings with us, I am even more thankful for clients who proceed on their wedding and adjusting it accordingly to the government requirements.
I wanted something different. Although 2020 has been really hard for the world, I took this opportunity to revitalise myself with new works and alleviated styles to my crafts.
I’m thankful to have met Dorry and Cassandra and trusting my works wholeheartedly. Faith and trust are something my clients should possess so I can execute my crafts better and not simply chasing my old works routinely. Please enjoy the photos.
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