Alison & Quentin

So finally, I have the opportunity to shoot at a wedding banquet. The wedding of Alison and Quentin, and they are one of the funniest couples that I ever met.

The event was like a true man show, both of them were very happy and they didn't hide anything.

I can feel their sincere gratitude and their speech was just straight out without a second thought, just like always!, that's why is so funny!

They were also brave, they sang in front of so many people, something that they never have an opportunity to do!!! (Although didn't hear much of Quentin singing...haha)

Hope u two the best, and Quentin don't forget what ur mom tried to tell u in the next day, Add OIL!!! Haha! :)

Cathy and Tuen Ching @ King's College

I am lucky having this opportunity to be able to participate in a pre-wedding photo of Cathy and Tuen Ching. We took the photos at King's College, a nice place with the classical structure of grey granite columns and the red bricks walls.
I could feel Cathy and Tuen Ching were very enthusiastic, they were all the way in an automatic mode posting without any embarrassment maybe they had some experience at Taipei.
It was a lot of fun and I had learned a lot .Also, the occasion wasn't that great if Eric didn't come with us, providing those professional equipments and guidance. Thanks to Wilson and Eric.

Technically: This time I did a bit more of photo re-touching, adding some vignette and soft-focus effects.

STEPHANIE + STEVEN

This eastern holidays was one of my best, I was able to witness one of my best friend marriage, Stephanie and Steven.
I participate the entire event and I was one of the groomsmen, the entire day was very melodious.
The more notable moment was during the church, when Steven (as I remember as a do more and said less person), did a very touching and funny speech, getting every body a good laugh.
Plus, as a die-hard Liverpool fan, he didn't miss a chance to wish his team to win!!.

Thanks for letting me take my first time wedding pics.
My best wishes for both of you!

The entire event I used Canon 400D with my Sigma 28-70mm f/2.8 EX DG