Kai Dick + Rachel Solemnization – The Wedding Photographer Collection

November 13, 2010 | Featured Article, The Wedding Photographer, Wedding | Share |

The Singapore Wedding Photographer Collection showcases some of the finest works from the wedding indusrty. Today we featuring Kai Dick + Rachel’s special day. The wedding venue was set at 1 Twenty Six where close friends and relatives are invited to attend this cozy wedding affair. The bride put on her creative hat and made herself a gown just for their solemnization. Despite the couples busy schedule, they had even wrapped up their own wedding favors and did all the preparation for the once in a life time event. The couple paid close attention to every detail of the wedding. Creating an atmosphere and experience they can be proud to call their own. Noticed the paper crane hanging in the brides room? It probably must have reminded you of our secondary school days when a guy will fold hundreds or thousands of it to express his love for this particular girl. Yes, Kai Dick is this sentimental guy and Rachel is that luck girl. A patience and gentle Kai Dick has now won over Rachel’s heart and they have promised to care and share their life with each other. Looking at these pictures, the creative couple must have enjoyed the satisfaction of making an extraordinary thematic wedding event that the can be proud to call their own.

This wonderful collection of images is captured by Douglas Fun. Douglas is an avid wedding photographer specializing in Journalistic Wedding Photographer. With more than 6 years of experience under his belt, Douglas seeks to capture precious moments in a unique, characteristic style that is aimed to touch hearts. He believes that photographs are not just pretty pictures but much more – a reminiscence of emotions of those priceless moments.

Testimonial By Kai & Rachel

“After meeting Douglas, seeing more of his work up close and talking to him, there was no turning back – everything was just too perfect. The photos he’s shot were beautiful, but more importantly, he was an amazingly nice guy. We chatted about the kind of shots we were after, the feel that we wanted to create, as well as the album, package and price we were comfortable with. And he was patient and understanding beyond belief. If GEMS was looking for an ambassador, he should be featured. This excellent service carried well beyond that first day – on the day of the shoot, he turned up earlier than scheduled so as not to miss any of the making up process. And even after the event, he spent a good extra hour doing more outdoor shots for us at no extra cost. The key issue here is not about the money, but the fact that he was willing to do so much more for us. It shows that he really cared about the quality of our photos, of our album, and of its significance in a couple’s life. All this and I haven’t even begun to rave about the quality of his photos. As soon as some of it was posted on Facebook, all our friends responded with “oohs” and “ahhs” – some even felt like getting hitched just seeing them! They were incredibly composed, with enough of emotional variety to accurately reflect the wave of emotions that a couple embarking on the journey of marriage goes through. The most impressive quality was his ability to think on his feet and creatively use elements around him to ensure every couple’s wedding photos were unique, as exemplified by our now trademark “singing in the rain” shot.”

Find out more about local photographers through The Singapore Wedding Photographer Collection.