Wedding Invites

As our wedding falls on a worldwide pandemic, we would still want to make it as memorable and still abiding to the new norms.


As guests are limited we sent a for your eyes only video invitation:


We also made e-invites for more details initially.



Dress code suggested pantone


with kind reminders for guests




And lastly for our wishing well so our guests won't have to think much.



We did have bumps prior the event that we have to make necessary changes.
This is because of documentation issues that will be elaborated more on another article.


We have to cancel our wedding reception and have advised our guests.


Surprisingly, with God's grace and an affidavit, we managed to have our wedding done same day
but we can't push through with our wedding party as we already advised the venue for postponement 
as well as the rest of the reception team, hence we transferred it to another day with the new e-invite.






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