There was a time when Chinese engagements were not given as much focus or glamour as they do now. As a result, we’ve been able to cover more and more of them. The intimacy and intricacy of the ceremony are very fascinating and we’ve been loving being present in Tinghun Ceremonies.

Today, we like to share one of our recent favorites. Ann and Jeremy got officially engaged in a beautiful Chinese tradition inside the Grand Ballroom of Shangri-la at the Fort. The vividness of the hues and the textures truly jumps out beautifully, a stark contrast to the elegance seen in weddings. This allows couples to experience something different but still very much tasteful and beautiful.

Thank you to Ann and Jeremy for putting emphasis and an often-compromised tradition and for having us be a part of it. Enjoy the photos.

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Suppliers:

Photo: Oly Ruiz

Make-up: Gery Penaso

Coordination: Tinghun Tris

Styling: Teddy Manuel

Gown: Val Tugaba

Emcee: Max Tiu

Venue: Shangri-la Fort