Quick update...
Last Sunday, we went and attended the Raffles Hotel Wedding show with showcases by Frederick Lee.
His designs impressed us a lot with intricate details and bold european designs. Very modern feminine biased with a touch of sexiness all round. Colors and textures created with his gowns were overwhelming too.
Well, so far of all the wedding shows we went to... Frederick Lee's, Tan Yoong's, Satine's and Feline's bridal gowns seems to be more outstanding from the rest compared to WhiteLink's, Bridal Couture's and Yvonne's Creative's. Michelle HuiMin's has a style of her own so it's really a like or dun like kind of decision.
Food.. ahh.. to tell you the truth, all the wedding shows we went to (Grand Hyatt, Hilton, Marriot, Raffles Hotel, Mandarin... yes, we are kinda hooked on going to wedding shows to look see look see) Raffles Hotel's food is the BEST.. yes.. no joke about it. Their skills in presentation and the experience in serving up the daintiest of food really came up tops. My gf, who's really into food, can't agree more on this.
For table presentations and ambience, Hilton has the best avant garde designs - chic black square tables with red as core deco and white stems of flowers as center piece. very inpressive color scheme BUT the ceiling is too low (no grand and open effect) and there's too many pillars around.
For those who loved open spacious ballrooms, Hotel Intercontinental, Conrad International, M Hotel, Ritz Carlton and Marriot has that feeling of walking through the doors and into an open space which gives it a good sense of grandeur. Hehee.. less Chjimes which is a chapel to begin with.
Sigh... seems that we can't have the best of everything... food from Raffles Hotel, Hotel from Ritz Carlton (the Ritz Service is famous!)... hahhaha
Ohh well..
His designs impressed us a lot with intricate details and bold european designs. Very modern feminine biased with a touch of sexiness all round. Colors and textures created with his gowns were overwhelming too.
Well, so far of all the wedding shows we went to... Frederick Lee's, Tan Yoong's, Satine's and Feline's bridal gowns seems to be more outstanding from the rest compared to WhiteLink's, Bridal Couture's and Yvonne's Creative's. Michelle HuiMin's has a style of her own so it's really a like or dun like kind of decision.
Food.. ahh.. to tell you the truth, all the wedding shows we went to (Grand Hyatt, Hilton, Marriot, Raffles Hotel, Mandarin... yes, we are kinda hooked on going to wedding shows to look see look see) Raffles Hotel's food is the BEST.. yes.. no joke about it. Their skills in presentation and the experience in serving up the daintiest of food really came up tops. My gf, who's really into food, can't agree more on this.
For table presentations and ambience, Hilton has the best avant garde designs - chic black square tables with red as core deco and white stems of flowers as center piece. very inpressive color scheme BUT the ceiling is too low (no grand and open effect) and there's too many pillars around.
For those who loved open spacious ballrooms, Hotel Intercontinental, Conrad International, M Hotel, Ritz Carlton and Marriot has that feeling of walking through the doors and into an open space which gives it a good sense of grandeur. Hehee.. less Chjimes which is a chapel to begin with.
Sigh... seems that we can't have the best of everything... food from Raffles Hotel, Hotel from Ritz Carlton (the Ritz Service is famous!)... hahhaha
Ohh well..
Michelle Huimin is quite the verawang eh? :P so u know which bridal and hotel u want already! :)
Posted by
Little Miss Snooze |
1:01 AM
hahah... no lah.... actually more likely to have narrowed down which are the better ones from the so-so ones. But then again, those we tot are good are damn expensive. Example - Frederick's custom down - at least 5K... yipz!
Posted by
ShutterBug |
2:54 PM
So is Ted Wu and Bridal Veil! Same kind of pricing.
Posted by
Little Miss Snooze |
11:41 PM