when taking group photo, there is a technique I use to communicate with the people over loud music - universal sign language.
Stick 3 fingers out means 3, 2 fingers means 2, 1 finger means 1, and the next thing you know, your photo is already being taken.
It is amazing how some of the guests picked this up straightaway...
We need a photo of a chinese/japanese/korean mother and daughter pair happily consuming some food products. Photos will be used on our client's website.
If you look like, or are a Chinese / Japanese / Korean, and have a great smile. We need you!! Daughter needs to look in her 30s, moohter needs to look in her 50s.
We need you for around 2 hours and ideally, you need to be able to do your own hair and makeup (but not necessary). You will need to travel to the southeastern suburb of Melbourne.
Please send application to ted@teddytan.com.au and attach a photo of you. Please quote your rates while applying
I knew Julie-Anne from MatES (Materials Engineering Society). I was a member back in my uni days. Naturally, it is not surprising to see many mutual friends there.
The wedding was held at Werribee. With the sun shining brightly and the Werribee Mansion in the background, Jules and Dave exchanged vows which they wrote themselves.
The reception was at Werribee Racecourse and the one of the highlights of the evening was the performance by Suade, a male acapella group of five. Dave’s brother Rob was one of them. Prior to this, I didn’t know singing could be so hilarious and engaging. Highly recommended for any weddings / events.
Wedding Photography by:
Wedding photographer Melbourne Teddy Tan
1950 Photography CF Lui
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