I’ve just gotten back to Malaysia and contacted my wedding venue - Mandarin Oriental Hotel KLCC to check on the wedding arrangements.
Have you got a theme for your wedding? Some of the popular wedding themes are beach themes, “colour” theme such as pink, gold, blue, garden themes, and more. I think it’s best to choose a wedding theme that matters to the bride & groom, rather than just following the wedding planners’ advice.
Therefore, you should be checking on the wedding venues beforehand, about what you need? If you want a Pool barbeque theme, but the hotel has a miserable or small swimming pool then you might consider another hotel venue.
For my wedding, we have the MAIN theme as the Internet Theme, so there would be High Tech gadgets and fun games. The other theme we liked was from the 183 Club movie “Prince turns into a Frog”, so we had cute frogs with crowns placed in different venues of the event too. For guests that attended the Hong Kong wedding earlier in March, can remember the Frog Prince banners, Frog with Computer eCards, and even our Banner Storyboard with our wedding photos, that can along with the frog images too.
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I realised that my Malaysia wedding is going to be held in just less than 2 months now, and guess what, i still have not confirmed my wedding make up artist. How do brides normally choose their wedding make up consultant?
The first thing that i did was to search online in Google, and Yahoo using keywords like “malaysia make up artist” , malaysia bridal make up artist, and also malaysia wedding make up artist. To my dismay, i was not able to get much choices of related results.
In the wedding forums, and some wedding blogs, i saw this abbreviated MUA term, and yes, you guessed it right, Make Up Artist.
There were many freelance make up artists such as Lee Kuen, and i saw a nice website of Monica Lee. Surprisingly, i’ve met Lee Kuen in person a few months back when i was attending a wedding fair in Prince Hotel, Kuala Lumpur. As we started chatting, i was surprised that she could actually recognise me as the Internet Marketing coach, from eOneNet. She has read some of our interviews in the local media.
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Ever since i knew wedding bells were on the way, i couldn’t resist buying up bridal magazines. Let’s take a look at what i’ve bought so far in the last 8 months.
Here’s a breakdown of some wedding magazines i’ve purchased and how useful i thought it was for me.
In Malaysia and Singapore, i’ve bought the following English wedding magazines:-
a) Malaysia Her World Brides - RM16.50
- I enjoyed reading the Wedding album section that featured the various real couple’s story of their wedding plans
- The directory at the back section of this magazine has a list of local bridal vendors ranging from wedding flower bouquets, to bridal studios with their address, and contact telephones too
- they do not have an official website and they currently only have the subsection of a few webpages at HerWorld.com.my for the issues preview
b) Singapore Female Brides magazine
- they have a nicely designed official wedding portal at FemaleBridesOnline.com
- professionally taken photographs
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