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Well, let’s start with short story of Jatiluwih rice field. It’s located in Tabanan regency and have been named a UNESCO Cultural Landscape, part of Bali’s Subak System. The rice fields that make up this area have adopted the traditional Subak Irrigation system, a method that has been preserved for centuries and passed down from generation to generation. Aside from its agricultural development, this panoramic landscape has also established itself as a tourist destination and it’s among the top 10 visited places on the island. And the couple were A + A (initial only) had their own love story. “ Long distance relationships do not rely on physical love, long distance relationship are driven by the love that inspires your heart, mind and soul.” The quote I think gave us a clue about their story. The bride lived in Australia for couple of year and the Groom (another A) lives in Bali. They met in public space or we can call it a social media. Long story short, we took them to do the photo shoot based on Subak system, which is on day one we headed to the forest and the lake. Here we use the water resources for the rice field and having fun on the lake. Then on 2nd day we had them to smile and laughed at Jatiluwih ricefield, get wet at Yeh Ho waterfall and experienced to be farmer with their cow and plowing the rice field. Anyway, that was a fun photo shoot and hopefully they will always-happy forever after.