At Butterfly, we dream of things that never were and say, "Why Not?"
In a traditional Chinese culture, tea ceremony is the most significant of events in a wedding. It is an event to express respect and gratitude to the elders of the bride and groom for all the years of growing up with love and care. Continue reading
The color red plays an important part of the Chinese wedding festivities. Red is believed to be a bold and lucky color that signifies love, prosperity and happiness. Continue reading
This year, we’ve seen a lot of western influenced wedding clients who prefer the likes of a rustic barnyard wedding or elegant beach weddings. We love all of that. You could say that our souls have found a playground in doing those weddings, because we could easily pour our hearts into each delicate details. But somehow, sometimes, we’ve been missing the chance to get inspired by the things in our own backyard. Continue reading
Are you one of those brides who have been struggling to decide which wedding theme to take: the so called shabby chic and western themed-wedding dominated with pastel colors you’ve been dreaming of since years ago when you first bought those wedding magazines, or the oriental themed-wedding dominated with traditional bold red and gold colors as your family wishes? Here’s a good news, you are not alone! And here’s more good news, you don’t have to choose either one! As for Ines, she turned her struggle into creativity to combine those two contradicting themes. “East Meets West” was the first thing that popped into my mind when we had our first brainstorming session. Ines would have chinese ornaments in her favorite colors, the pastel ones, dominating her wedding. As you could see, the result was stunning! So cheers to Yoshi and Ines, one of the sweetest couple I’ve met, with the warmest supporting parents and family. I would surely miss those preparation meetings while having a sip of coffee with them, sharing their thoughts and wedding dreams. Continue reading