Pre-wedding shoot [1] - completed

We arrived at the Bridal studio at about 11am after a quick breakfast at Rocky, Bangsar. Stopped by a bakery to buy some buns for lunch just in case we need some energy to continue with the photo shoot. As we were travelling to the studio, the sky was extremely blue! A sunny and blue sky decorated with lots of white clouds! Thanks thanks, keep it that way pls.......

They started putting body liquid and powder on me and I changed to an outdoor wedding gown. The stylist then very quickly applied foundation, powder, fake eyelashes, blusher and lip gloss on me; tied my hair half way up and I'm ready to go. Ben have also changed to his suit.

Our very first shoot was against the blue sky. It was my double chin who causes problem >-<, it took us about 10-15 mins to adjust and get used to it before the shoot is taken and I still don't know if it's a good one. We then quickly move around the park as the rain was coming anytime soon. It was although the dark cloud was following us! We also got our feet all dirty stepping into a pool of mud! After about 1-2 hours, we headed back to the studio, had our shoes cleaned and prepared for the 2nd session in the studio. Our families were already in the studio getting ready for the family photo. Ben and I quickly stuffed ourselves with the bun, changed and continued with our photo session. Our families then joined us; first 2 families together and then another shoot for separate families. They were 'asked to leave' right after the few shoots as we had to continue with our shooting. Poor thing, all properly dressed up and the ladies with full makeup on. We moved on to our 2nd wedding gown, 2 night gowns and 2 other costumes (cheong sum and chinese kua). As we proceeded, the photographer was showing his true color! He was extremely demanding and even scolded us! I didn't express my anger as I thought he was just trying his best for good shoots. However, when I think he was abit over board (he commented that I looked too stiff on how I stand). I told him off by saying: "Hello! I'm not a professional model, ok!?" I suppressed my anger though as my once in a life time photos are in his hand. It was a great experience overall! Ben likes me in the mermaid-cut gown where I love the chinese kua. We both know that it's not easy being a model now...hahahah!