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To be able to get married without the hustle bustle of wedding preparation and to have the whole day focused on nothing but the two of you, is indeed one of life's greatest pleasures. Jeremy and Ryann indulged in this pleasure and had an elopement that speaks volumes about the two as a couple, finely captured in a timeless memory.

Here's another beautiful wedding celebrated in the breathtaking island of Bali. Surrounded by their closest friends and family, Lanny and Kevin had a perfectly intimate, memorable, and fun wedding party. Take a look inside and see their beautiful wedding album completed with an interesting story shared by the photographer here.

Singapore boy Jay Wee married his Korean sweetheart Ah Reem Oh with a cross-cultural wedding celebration.

When you have the advantage of residing in a very beautiful city with picturesque views, it's only natural if you wish to spend your happiest day there. Kellie and Peter's wedding was beautifully graced with the majestic landscapes of Seattle in the cleverest way possible; having a wedding celebration on a yacht.

Father and daughter time has always been one of the most heartfelt moments in a wedding. Other than the dance, the moment where the father gives away his daughter is one worth remembering. Take a look at today's video of a father-daughter moment that will warm your heart.

When two individuals deeply involved in the wedding industry get married, you know you're bound to find something very special in their nuptial celebration. Renowned wedding photographer Candi Soeleman and Allyssa Hawadi, Jakarta's it-makeup artist, met through their involvement in the Indonesian wedding industry and found their own love. Take a look at their fabulous wedding album, exclusively shared for you.

The splendor and beauty of traditional Indonesian weddings always manage to shine through. Angel and Ryan incorporated coral and silver into their wedding color palette for a modern take on the Minang wedding. Take a look at how the couple used soft hues instead of the traditional bold and bright colors while still keeping that cultural glow.