Chris Chang Photography

Bryan & Lydia's wedding coverage!

Gardens by the bay, near floral fantasy. This is one of my must visit spots after doing a photoshoot at floral fantasy!

Peter & Clara shot on film. Kodak Portra 400.

We visited their secondary school and found this very charming tree on the grounds. It reminds me of a bonsai tree but much larger. Can you guess which school this is ?

Gillian & Wayne.
Pre wedding shot on film. Kodak Ultramax 400

A preview captured at the new sensory scape in Sentosa. Shot a wedding at the new .sg which is located right next to this latest attraction. Looking forward to sharing more photos of this beautiful venue.

This photo was shot on Kodak Ultramax 400. Love the punchy colours this film produces. Quite close to how I would edit my digital photos and it has a certain quality which feels almost nostalgic.

Scroll right to see more of this panoramic couple photo which I did for our couple from Australia, Karen & Aaron. Recently we have been doing short couple shoots for couples who are visiting Singapore on holiday. This backdrop I feel is one of the most iconic spots to get the essence of the Singapore skyline in 1 photos. What do you think ?

Do you like to have panoramic photos for your couple shoot?

Taipei 101 panoramic views

Hi All, This is Chris here. Thank you for joining me for the workshop yesterday! For the participants, hope you had as much fun during the session as I did delivering it. Usually, during sessions, it would be difficult to balance shooting photos of the couple (This was a real couple) with teaching the class, but everything flowed together smoothly and not only we were able to do a real photoshoot and teach a class but also let everyone who wanted have a chance to practice.
If you missed out on this workshop, we hope to see you on the next one soon!

Hi All, I'm creating a new Instagram account just to house shots which I take. With a growing team, I thought it would be good to have the rest of the team be featured more prominently on the main account. For this new account it will feature not only my professional but personal works and updates too. Do help to support my new account. Thank you!

Often we see larger weddings being featured on wedding blogs. From a packed wedding schedule to a big guest list, larger wedding days are fun to capture as there is just so much happening all the time. How about more intimate weddings though? I remember back in 2012 when I got married myself, mine was an intimate wedding too with over 10 tables at Four Seasons Hotel. This brings us to the present day, featuring the intimate wedding day coverage of Jasmine & Julian. They were getting married in Four Seasons Hotel as well and had their banquet at the Windows East room on the 20th Floor. Not sure if this is a new venue for the hotel but I have not shot at this particular room till this year (2023). Perhaps since the pandemic, hotels are now more equipped to cater to both smaller and larger wedding guest lists. I recall when I was planning my wedding, most hotels had a minimum booking of close to 40 tables (nearly 400 guests). Four Seasons Hotel was one of the few hotels at the time which allowed for a smaller guest list.

For Jasmine & Julian, they started their day early for bridal prep. This is quite different from caucasian weddings which start much later in the day accounting for the nicer lighting you see when you look at photos from the bridal prep. To deal with the darker lighting conditions we had to set up various external lights around the home. This would create more flattering results when for our bridal prep shots.

After the bridal prep was completed, Julian arrived for what was a very relaxed gatecrashing session which involved answering questions about the bride. I have noticed over the years that couples prefer simpler gatecrashing games or none at all. In place, they would allocate more time for a couple or bridal party photoshoot during the wedding day. As Julian had arrived slightly earlier than expected, we decided to do the bridal veiling after the gatecrashing to allow the makeup artist more time to complete her work. As there was a glass dining table in the living room we had requested for the bridal veiling to be done in the living room instead so that we could get some cool reflection shots.

Next, after Julian & Jasmine’s first look, we proceeded to Julian’s home as part of the next leg of the morning’s customaries. Beforehand, Julian mentioned to me that his family would like to have a short family shoot session in various spots around their home. I didn’t include too many of those here but you get the idea. For family photoshoots, usually I bring a mobile studio setup to ensure consistent lighting for the family. Fortunately, I had my intern Xinyi with us to help!

After the morning’s customaries were completed we headed to the hotel for the Solemnisation & lunch banquet. I thought I’d share some impressions about Windows East as it was one of my first times shooting there. It was on the 20th floor of the hotel and is a beautifully intimate space filled with natural light. The windows in the space let in a lot of daylight and it is a venue very suitable for lunch banquets. There is a small outdoor area overlooking the orchard area which is good for a quick photoshoot during the banquet. Beside the dining area are other function rooms and it also leads to the rooftop swimming pool area. If you have more time during your banquet you can also pop out for a couple photoshoot in that area.

I am thinking of starting to do vlog posts of weddings that I cover. I used to do it in 2016 but stopped. Do you think it would be something you would be interested to watch?

Another awesome shot from our Senior photographer Zach from over the weekend!

Featuring some previews from the Holy Matrimony of Zach & Celine. One of the first times shooting at Cornerstone Church!

Featuring the wedding coverage of Wai Yong & Pei Xuan. A simple and beautiful day spent with this lovely couple. ⁠
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Today I am covering the wedding of Jocelyn & Li Qiang. Shooting a the new . A rare full day wedding coverage on a weekday! Been sometime since I posted. The past 2 weeks have been an eventful start to the wedding season. Will share more on the next post.

So recently I started cycling again after about a 5 year hiatus. I used to cycle around my neighbourhood in Aljunied. I would head out at night every few days and would return in the wee hours of the morning. It was a solitary pursuit, much like photography. Just me and my machine, either a bike or a camera. I kept this up till I moved to my new estate, where I stopped cycling as I was not familiar with the bike paths in the area and work got increasingly busy. After restarting my cycling routine, I have found that the cycling infrastructure is much more developed as compared to 5 years ago. I hope to get back into shape and have more energy with my new routine. Late nights and junk food has not resulted in a svelte physique. I hope to reverse this before its too late. Do you enjoy cycling too? Oh and by the way, if you sign up for our wedding day packages in the month of April 2021, you will be entitled to a 1 Hour complimentary pre wedding photoshoot!

Other than weddings we also do family portraits! Being a father of 2 myself I know just how fast young ones grow up. And I try to take as many photos of them as possible with my Fuji X100v. If you are looking to have your family portraits taken, hit me up!

This weekend we will be celebrating the wedding day of Daryl & Melissa. It is a great privilege to be part of their big day. This was a shot pre-wedding couple shoot we did for them prior. If you would like to have a couple session just like this we have good news for you! For the month of April 2021, we are offering a complimentary 1 Hour Couple Shoot (Valued at $500) for all couple who sign up for our Actual Day Wedding Packages. ⁠
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T&Cs: Only for couples who sign up for new packages from 9 April to 30 April. The wedding date can be in 2021 or 2022. The session is strictly not exchangeable for cash ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠
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