This lovely Le Bris family from Switzerland droped by KL for a short holiday recently and decided to forgo a studio session for an outdoor family portraiture  session with Aaron Chin Photography.

It was a little cloudy that morning but that did not stop sunny little Morgane from giving many kisses to mum and dad.

Grandma and Grandpa were totally cool to give each other one for the camera as well

Hong Wee said this pic has got the ‘feel’, So I decided to post it up here. Notice somebody peeping at the door?:)

I’ve known Hong Wee and Ann Gie since form 2. Photograping their special day makes me think how much we’ve grown, from our first outing at Sunway Lagoon. They have been dating almost half of their lives, and will be together for the rest of their lives.

Ann Gie is already planning to have a kid, which stresses me out even more.. When a friend the same age gets married, it makes me feel that my deadline is getting much much closer.

Anyway, I am truly happy for them, and happy to be a part of this day.

Hong Wee loves fishes!!

Hi folks! This is the final set of pictures from Ravin & Navin’s that I almost did not post. More pictures will be up here pretty soon thats for sure. Just stay tuned!

Also would like to take this opportunity to thank all the people who have supported me and said real nice words to me, especially very recently. Words of encouragement really mean a lot to me as I explore my craft and career on a deeper note. Thank you guys!!

Thank you also to Ravin & Navin for this unforgettable experience. In fact, every single wedding is unforgettable for me. Ultimately, thats my goal in each wedding- to be able to capture the unforgettable moments in each of the couple’s lives. Sounds so corny but I just had to say it.. Anyway just enjoy the pictures ok!

The Rituals and customs of a Punjabi wedding are a joy to photograph. Jay and me were kept on our toes all the time. Love the details on Navin’s dress! Here are some pictures from the preparations to the ceremony.

Totally love this!

Thank you Jay for the wonderful pics!

Hope you enjoy the rest of the series, the Temple Ceremony pics will be up tomorrow!

Meet my friend Ravin, with an “R” who is now officially married to Navin. On his wedding night, he gave one of the most well crafted speech that I’ve ever heard- one that made Navin fall in love with him again. Bride and Groom were both so lovely they treated me like family.

Both families were so merry and friendly- making this a very enjoyable one for me. If my camera was a little smaller and lighter, I would have joined in the dances. Nikon please take note.

Have a look at some pictures from the his Maiyan and Sangeet celebrations. Much more to follow!

Ashok is my friend during the high school years- which is like 13 years ago? So now you can guess how YOUNG I am.

His dad is an established Indian wedding photographer, and like dad, Ashok has a keen eye for good photographs. So I was really honoured to be chosen to capture this special night.

Ashok wanted me to focus mainly on Puspa, because this night is all about her.

Shot By Chun Wei

I was honoured to be the ‘guest’ photographer for Wedtakes Studios- www.wedtakes.com/portfolio. Being a second shooter gives me more room to expand on my creativity and explore different perspectives on the events. It was awesome working with the blokes from wedtakes- Jay & Boon. Even more awesome was the easy-going nature of the wedding- not much strict procedures and plenty of genuine affection from Zi-Shen & Chin Yin.         

Here are some highlights from the day:         

Nothing beats a big hug after a loooong day..         

Kian Loong & Chet Yen booked me even before I started my full time journey into wedding photography. Thank you guys for believing in me.

Whenever I doubted myself, Chet Yen would tell me “You sure can one!”.  Thank you for making my pictures look even more beautiful.

Those words will drive me to be better, to keep my feet on the ground, while cherishing every couple that have shared their special day with me.

Special mention to Chun Wei for helping me out. Here are some of my favourites shots: