Marathon-enthusiasts Lincoln and Romona understand marriage as they do races: full of endless joys, wonders and most of all, requiring plenty of endurance and commitment to last. Sharing a love for running and adventure led the couple to a marathon-themed wedding at Paya Lebar Methodist Church, uniquely put together by Yours Fetefully.
"It was an apt theme as they felt their marriage would be the most important race of their lifetime together," shares a wedding decor expert, "One not short of obstacles, but definitely worth all the reward of being in love with each other."
Romona was dressed in her best for the race, clad in a gorgeous spaghetti-strapped, trumpet gown by Ted Wu with a pleated bodice that showed off her svelte physique.
The church was transformed into a temporary race event venue. Sport shoe footprints and poms poms led the way inside the church and the guest registration table was teeming with a myriad of colours — medals and trophies the athletic couple won over the years, bananas for guests to snack on, and posters with encouraging running slogans. Even the traditional carpeted aisle of the church was replaced by a mini running track so Lincoln and Romona could have their personal race to the altar.
The highlight of the ceremony was the finish line located at the entrance of the church that the couple raced through hand in hand. "We designed the aisle starter after the starting line which the couple ran through to signify the start of the amazing journey they will share together," says a rep from Yours Fetefully.
