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Pre Wedding Photo Selection

After 2 months of waiting, we finally could view our pre-wedding photo. The long wait due to us, missing a slot of pre-booked schedule and the photographer's schedule was really full to reslot us in. So there it goes, we arrived at As.pial at 4.30pm. Greeted happily by the crew and started immediately browsing through the photos. Our photographer Dylan was with us throughout, to assist on the selection. 

First round, we looked through the 298 photos on slideshow. The crew was happily commenting such beautiful shots due to their expertise. Well well.. I was really awed by the photos honestly. The feelings were beyond words. I've always like to browse at others' pre-wed photo, trying to figure out what kind of style I like, now that I'm looking at my own pre-wed photos. We were really on the clouds. Totally love our photos so so much. We looked so beautifully in love, with some fierce poses looking like models, some candid shots capturing happy and light moments. This is what we love, exactly hit on the spot.

So from 298 photos, we cut down to 131 photos. More than half gone. But the next challenge is to meet our pre-agreed available poses, which is 50. Which is more or less impossible. Then, Dylan show us a few quotations on the additional poses to consider. Of course the first go, our eyes almost popped out, RM8k to match everything. BIG no way! Not on earth! So we continued to negotiate. 

Finally we agreed to 88 poses, additional of 10 sets in the album, with all 298 no of softcopies given back to us. Also, our big canvas print was upgraded to 5 feet long. I requested for a bunting print and 50 pcs of 4R prints for my guests. The price for this upgrade was trimmed down to RM3.5k. Of course, at some point I still think it's a bit expensive for the total investment in this pre-wedding photoshoot. But again, it's once a lifetime (shouldn't really use too much of this phrase or will go bankrupt sooner) and we did enjoy the process and outcome so much. It's worth it. We finished the photo selection session passed 9pm that night. Ah, it's worth it.

So, here's some sneak preview of the unedited soft copies I got from them. Cheers~

This is the big canvas print to be located at our study:
- Can anyone spot the problem with this photo? We decided to let it be, remained a light & funny memory for us -

Few of my favourite shots:











So.. these are unedited. I wonder how much different will it be once they are edited? Perhaps will update again when we get the album designs, which is scheduled next month, October. So we knew we made the right choice with As.pial Wed.ding. 

And here.. some behind-the-scene photo from the photoshoot days...


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