Jade, just few questions! You looked absolutely
stunning…. How, who and
what?
Haha! My dress was a handmade, hand-beaded silk dress from India by Shannon
Pittmann from Bo & Luca – I wanted it to be different. She designed my headpiece
too. Earrings – Samantha Wills, and my shoes…. Jimmy Choo stilettos.. all the way from
London!
And your body – teach us!
It was just
yoga and pilates.. lots of it!
On the day, how did you prepare?
Well,
from 10 days of soaking in the tropical
sun beforehand, I was pretty tanned! My nails were French tipped – I wanted that natural look.
We are sure other brides-to-be would love to
know the venue – that endless blue water is
just spectacular.
Villa Jamadara at the Samara in Uluwatu – My mum had her
wedding there a few years before!
We notice from the rose petal aisle to the finer
touches on our chairs at your ceremony… Flowers
were a huge part of the styling! What was the idea and who was your florist?
The
supplier was WiB Flowers. We wanted flowers everywhere.. literally! In terms of colours, the
concept was all-white everything, with a touch of green. We were so happy – they did an amazing
job.
Did you have a specific theme?
Boho
chic.. but we were fairly fluid.
What furniture pieces were particularly special for
you?
We had a custom-made
Javanese pagoda for an altar that was, by far, my favourite piece. We also had these amazing bulb
lights above our long dining table – it looked so good lit up at night time.
Was it hard to have everything organised, especially
since it was in Bali?
Well,
I had an amazing wedding planner – Michelle at Global Weddings – who kept everything in check. To be
honest, with a good planner like her, you don’t have to worry about anything.
Best part of your day?
All of it! I
loved it all – from the local Balinese band
who provided fun upbeat music, to having our dream reception spot of Villa Jamadara – it was
all incredible.
And finally… advice you’d give to others about to
get married?
Just keep it real, do what you want, have fun with the day – it will be
over before you know it.