T.G.I.F~!!
Ok, so for today’s freeday, I’ve got some updates on our schedule for the coming months:
After 2 years of going home for fun, I AM HEADING HOME TO MALAYSIA for vacation on February 18th!!!
The dates: February 18 – March 20
Since this is an extended period, here are some info on how you can get in touch with me.
Emails: I will check emails at least once a day, so it may take 24-36 hours to get my response, depending on when you send it
Phone calls: Can be scheduled. I will call you, so you won’t be charged!
Skype: Yes please! The easiest way is to schedule it ahead of time, but if you find me online, feel free to drop me a message. Username: yuetwen
If you will be there, or if you’re there now, and would like a photo shoot / portrait session / pre-bridal session / pet photo session / whatever else your little hearts desire, let me know! For those who know Malaysia, I will be in the KL/PJ area (for the most part), but I can travel if you push and nudge me a little 
That’s it for today, but let me know finish off by showing you some OH-SO-CUUUTEEE photos of some wedding mini albums I recently delivered to my clients. Next week, I will show some photos of the main album. For now, you get the cuteness. 
All my albums – whether big or small, where wedding albums or guest books – all come wrapped up in adorable canvas bags. This way, you can place it on your coffee table without that ugly box that comes with all conventional albums, but still protected in its swank cover!
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Mini albums have the SAME print quality, SAME archival paper, and are made of the SAME leather materials.
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Mini albums measure 4×4. Here, two mini albums are stacked up top of a full-size 10×10 album.
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WHY DO YOU SAY “IN-FORMALS”?
Depends on when your ceremony and reception times are. A good guideline is to start photography at least 2 hours before the ceremony to cover getting ready photos, shoes, rings, decor, flowers and other little details (unless you’re not into these images; in that case, starting 30 minutes – 1 hour before ceremony will do). A good time for end time is 3 hours or more into the dinner. This is usually enough time to cover all the important events, such as cake cutting, toasts, first dances and other important items on the agenda for the night. This means that if you have a 3pm ceremony and 7pm dinner hour (or 6pm cocktail hour), ideal minimum photography coverage would be 1pm through 10pm.
