Wedding Gown Collections by La Chynna Bridal

Today I took a drive to Bandar Kinrara to check out the new collection of wedding gowns as invited by Marcus, one of the owners of La Chynna Bridal.

For the budget conscious brides, you'd be very pleased to know that these beautiful gowns are sold between RM200 - RM900 each *omg!* with only one piece to each design. The only setback is that if you are thinner or slightly bigger than average mannequin size, then fitting would be a problem. However, they do provide alteration services via their appointed seamstress. Still worthwhile to check it out if you are scouting around for the best values in the market. They also have some pretty nice evening gowns suitable for company annual dinners.

Behind the scene photo with model Sara Chew. Check out their collection here.

Head Over to Australia for Your Dream Wedding

If you and your partner are considering wedding destinations out of Malaysia, picture an intimate, timeless, country-style wedding in Australia.

Yes, picture these…….

Private backyard by the riverside……

Vibrant green lawns……

A private chapel……

120 acre of working winery…..

Panoramic views of the Macedon Ranges…..

Beautiful cottage gardens…..

Glorious 1889 gothic revival manor house…..

Outdoor heated spa…..

Berry and lavender farms…….

Gourmet food trails……

and country-style guest rooms.

We have recently built alliances with Cleveland Winery and Yarra Valley to promote their property retreats for a rustic yet exquisite wedding.

Located about 70km from Melbourne in Lancefield, Victoria, Cleveland Winery is also a beautiful retreat for conferences, company trips and small incentive groups.

Yarra Valley is also located approximately 70km from Melbourne in the town of Warburton, Victoria. With 21 spacious bedrooms, Yarra Valley is a suitable venue for smaller sized groups both for destination weddings and corporate team-building retreats.

Contact Us to find out more about the venue and preliminary budget planning.

Rustic & Romantic

One of the things that we do when we plan for weddings is to put together a wedding inspiration board. Many brides would agree that the best way to communicate about her vision of her wedding day, from the design of her wedding dress to the colour of the table cloth, is done with pictures from magazines and internet. As we work with bridal clients to uncover their signature style and colour themes, we use wedding inspiration board as one of the best way to manage their expectations and communicate visually by using colour palettes, fabrics, several distinguishing elements and images. As many would argue, describing your visual verbally is very different when interpretated by the wedding planner, and vice versa.

So, to start off the year, I’ve decided to share our wedding inspiration boards for any up-coming projects in my blog. As Louis Pang once told me, “got to know how to be generous in order to gain more.” *smile*

The images put together are generally pictures and images from vendors, internet or magazines. It’s really a way to kick start the direction of the planning process and tune in to the bridal client’s style.

The bridal client wants a romantic down-to-earth, almost rustic-feel to the wedding with cream, brown and pink as the key colours. This is the first inspiration board prepared for discussion.

Top L-R: Bridal client's sample, our own sample décor, Pure Seed
Centre L-R: Beth Helmstetter Events, Pretty Frosting, wedding couple’s blog
Bottom L-R: Garden Fairies, Choffles Wedding Cake studio, Brides.com