Bingqing and Han had a Foundry wedding on a snowy winter day! We had really lucked out as there was a big snowstorm the day before. The day of the wedding, the skies were clear, but the ground was blanketed in a bright white layer of fresh snow.
The bride is an architect and she had designed their invitation suite with a detailed hand illustration of The Foundry. Prior to the guests arriving they had a Chinese tea ceremony with close family to pay respect to their elders and receive good wishes for their marriage. This was followed by an intimate wedding ceremony, officiated by a friend of the couple. We kept the palette clean with creamy whites and crisp greens. Going into dinner, Poppies and Posies added more colour with blush, dusty rose and pops of burgundy in the florals. The two long tables were scattered with a sea of elegant tapers in different aged brass candlesticks and crackled amber and pale grey votives.
Their elegant wedding cake from Nine Cakes had two different flavours. The bottom tier was lemon cake with layers of lime curd and orange zest cream cheese buttercream. The top tiers were rich chocolate cake layered with cloud like caramel buttercream, fleur de sel and roasted pecans.
Bingqing loves to sing and instead of doing the traditional mother son and father daughter dances, they decided to have both sets of parents dance with each other and Bingqing sang a beautiful Chinese song. It was such a sweet and intimate winter wedding and we were so happy to be part of it!
Event Planning: Ang Weddings and Events | Venue: The Foundry | Florist: Poppies and Posies | Caterer: Creative Edge Parties | Photographer: Feng Rui at Story Teller Wedding | Videographer: Kevin Wang | Invitations: Designed by the bride | Day of paperie: Minted | Gown: Rosa Clara | Favours: Stick With Me Sweets | DJ: Sean at 74 Events | Photobooth: We Love Photobooths | Cake: Nine Cakes | Lighting: Universal Light and Sound | Strings: Elan Artists | Rentals: Party Rental Ltd