It’s a Chinese tradition for the bride to wear lots of gold jewellery along with her qipao, but if the traditional, heavy bling isn’t for you, then you should definitely check out Emphasis Jewellery and its modern collection of east-meets-west “Double Happiness” bracelets.
Located in Central, this wedding and evening gown store offers gorgeous modern creations for both sale and rental. It was started up by owner Kelly, who when looking for her own dress for her big day, became frustrated at the lack of options for stylish yet affordable ensembles in Hong Kong.
Ovo specializes in Asian-influenced yet sleek home furnishings, and its sister florist aims complement its designs with the freshest flowers arranged in an innovative but timeless style.
This super chic boutique hotel in Kowloon has only been open a year, and already it’s considered one of the hottest places to hold an event. With modern art pieces and a quirky designer decoration, it’s an ideal venue for young, trendy couples looking for something a world away from stuffy, old-school hotel ballrooms.
This sleek modern Australasian restaurant offers 270 degree views of Victoria Harbour from its prime spot on The Peak, and it’s an ideal venue for a western style wedding dinner or cocktail party.
Shanghai Tang might be better known for its Chinese-influenced gifts and its modern, off-the-rack fashion, but its traditional Shanghai tailoring service is second-to-none.
The beautifully stylish wedding bouquets from Agnes B. don’t come cheap at around $900-$1,200 each. Corsages are $70 and up.
This stylish florist specializes in sumptuous venue decorations, and its bouquets range in price from $600 to $1,380, including the groom’s corsage.
