There is something about love captured on film that feels almost alive. The texture, the softness, the way light wraps around emotion. For Ivan and Mendy, their pre-wedding session in Mallorca perfectly encapsulated that exact ambience, like a slow dance between light, emotion, and memory.

Shot entirely on film, we love how every frame carries a tone that digital can never quite imitate. The gentle grain, the softened hues, and the imperfect transitions of light all come together to create depth and emotion. It is a medium that asks you to pause, to let moments breathe, and to find beauty in authenticity.

Some love stories are meant to stretch longer than forever, just like Adriel and Izumi’s. Their journey began back in 2017, during Idul Fitri, when fate brought them together. What followed was a long-distance relationship between a Japanese bride and her groom, a love that endured miles, cultures, time zones, and even a pandemic — only to grow stronger.

When the day finally arrived, Bali became the place where distance ended and forever began. Adriel and Izumi chose the Infinity Chapel at Conrad Bali, a glass-walled space that seems to float above the sea. Its modern, light-filled design mirrored their own story: elegant, enduring, and built on strength.

Some weddings carry a special kind of energy, and Lance and Arahi’s celebration at Bali Beach Glamping Resort was one of them. It was an electrifying day, filled with tradition, family, and personality, all coming together by the sea.

The brilliant morning saw Arahi radiant in her elegant gown with feathered details, holding a bouquet of baby’s breath that reflected her natural grace. Lance stood proudly beside her in his traditional Tongan ta’ovala, paired with a striking red lei. His playful expressions and lighthearted nature balanced Arahi’s elegance. Everyone would agree, their love story was as authentic and heartfelt as it could be.