How did you choose your Bali wedding planner?  What was her/his Super Power?
This is one question which is hard to answer. A lot of the decor for the day was DIY but the major elements could not have been possible without choosing the best. We actually met our one of our organizers, in search for a celebrant. The multi talented, Greg Egli from Amethyst Bali allowed me to use him still allowing us to create our own vision. He was a star. He assisted us with catering, the bar and obviously officiating us on the day. Along with Greg we had Sharon O’Keefe (Savois Faire) who worked with us tirelessly from Dubai. She’s a friend, a colleague and ‘right hand man’. She coordinated the day and gave valuable advice. Both amazing people to work with, and would recommend them to anyone and everyone for their upcoming events in either Bali or Dubai.

Did you have a theme for the wedding? And was it a late night Pinterest obsession?!
Definitely a late night Pinterest obsession! I was concerned that I would rock up on my wedding day with bags under my eyes and collapsing at the alter. But honestly I stand by the fact when it comes to wedding planning it’s a healthy obsession and on the day you run on pure adrenaline and excitement to marry the love of your life. Who needs sleep right?! David, my husband (eeeek) was my right hand man through all this, sitting up late at night going through boards and pinning everything we both loved. We had a deal, I look after the wedding and him the house we are building back in Malta. But, we agreed on the concept of ‘less is more’ – simple, cocktail, untraditional white wedding. Considering we had so many people coming from all over the world. We wanted our wedding resemble a party. And that is was!!

How involved were you in the creative process?
I was involved with majority of the creative process… DIY at its utmost. When it came to furniture, Bali Event Hire was a no brainer. And everything else I got from Australia, Dubai and London.

What was the most challenging aspect about planning a destination wedding?
I think the only major challenge was not knowing how it will all pan out. But to be honest the people from Bali and who work there are such beautiful people I think it’s just the overplaying the worst case scenarios. I have no regrets planning a destination wedding, and would recommend it to anyone.

Talk to us about your hair and make up. Who was your muse?
I have to say my headpiece by Jennifer Behr was everything, the cherry on top. I based my hair around it and also having it down seemed the best and with beach waves gave that effortless look. As for my make up I did it myself, natural and very me. David said he would love me to walk down the aisle still looking like the girl he fell in love with 3 years ago. Plus, I must admit took me years to perfect the winged eyeliner and it was my moment to shine!