Butter yellow and powder blue, chocolate tailoring, crisp whites, and florals that looked almost as though they had grown into the surroundings. There was something wonderfully put together about their wedding at Jumeirah Bali, but never in a way that felt overly orchestrated.
Jumeirah Bali complemented their vision beautifully. Inspired by the royal gardens and water palaces of the Majapahit era, its stone architecture and tropical greenery created an elegant backdrop for the day. Michael and Asaelia brought their own European summer sensibility to it with white parasols, cane chairs, and touches of yellow and blue woven throughout the florals and styling.
One of the most beautiful parts of being a wedding storyteller is that we’re often surrounded by love. Over time, it becomes second nature to recognize it. Sometimes, it’s through words. Other times, it reveals itself in glances, chemistry, and all the small, natural gestures in between.
For Richard and Martha, that seems to have been there from the very beginning. When they first started dating, they would apparently argue over who got to take care of the other more, even down to who would pay for dinner. Nine years later, that same instinct was still easy to see on their wedding day.
