Love story Angie and Jay: Pet friendly wedding
Angie and Jay have a modern love story that started on a dating app and led to a proposal during the pandemic. Their love story began nearly three years ago. Initially, nothing came of their first interaction, but Jay couldn’t stop thinking about Angie. Months later, Jay asked Angie to dinner and expressed his feelings for her. It’s amazing to think that a simple “Hi” on Coffee Meet Bagel would lead to such a long journey together. Continue reading to discover how Angie and Jay made their dream Bali wedding a reality.
Wearing a white robe full with lace Angie’s took her morning beauty shoot into the next level. She personally design her robe which we all agree she looks stunning. A soft natural make up and hair do really suit her.
While Angie enjoys her moments accompanied by her favorite pet. Jay did such a simple, yet meaningful beauty shoot with his family.
The moment they did their first look; we know how much both of them love each other. They looked so happy and nervous at the same time. You might wonder is it worth it to do that? and our answer is “YES” because this is the time you will share your intimate wedding moment with your partner and admiring one another in your outfit and see how far your journey has done.
The moment after the first look were just as special. Both Angie and Jay did a traditional Chinese wedding procession. Eating Misoa and Ronde, This ritual usually takes place in the bridal room with both families present. The tradition of eating Ronde begins with the bride and groom feeding each other, then eating it individually, and finally being fed by the parents of the couple. Eating Misoa (noodles) and eggs symbolizes a lasting marriage and the desire to have children soon. On the other hand, eating Ronde is seen as a representation of a forever, close, and inseparable marital bond. The sweet-tasting Ronde sauce symbolizes a joyful married life. This entire tradition holds a significant symbolic meaning for Chinese couples whom getting married, and it also serves as an engaging element that encourages warm interactions between the families.
That evening, Angie and Jay held the reception at Taman Bhagawan, a special private place that shows off the beauty of Indonesian culture mixed with modern style. Hand-carved joglos, detailed buildings, and pretty Balinese statues and fountains are placed among big green lawns and tropical gardens next to the lovely white sands of Nusa Dua.
For their big day, they kept the words “natural” of clear sky and touch of sunset in mind. This color combination is ideal for a wedding held outdoors in a tropical destination wedding such as Bali. The dusty blue adds an elegant touch, while the blush pink and sage green create a romantic and natural atmosphere. The ivory color helps balance out the other colors nicely.
As a pet’s mama, Angie requested to walk to the aisle during the grand entrance with her dog. For pet parents, this could be a great idea. Your pet is your best furry friend who has supported you through thick and thin, so why not have them walk with you down the aisle?
