In a press statement released on Monday, Amber Chia had announced that she has married her boyfriend, whom she has been dating for the past  1 1/2 years, in a private ceremony in Bali. The ceremony was held at a private beach within the exclusive Diwangkara Holiday Villa Resort and was attended by approximately 40 family members and close friends.

This wedding has actually been in the planning for the past 5 months, and the newlyweds are ecstatic that they were able to have a private ceremony with just their friends and family, something they both dreamed of. The couple also visited the beaches of Sanur, the lake of Bedugu and the cliffs of Uluwatu for their pre-wedding photo by The Photoz and video shoot.

Amber’s wedding dresses, 7 in total, were specifically designed for her by two of Malaysia’s top designers, Keith Kee and Alvin Tay paired with beautiful jewelry by Rafflesia.

Amber and her husband are looking forward to settling into a life together. “We have discussed the future, and we definitely want to start a family together” said 28-year old Amber, who jokingly added “I would love to be a mom before I am 30″.

The couple will be shortly honeymooning at an undisclosed destination. Congrats to Amber on tying the knot!

These beautiful photos were taken by The Photoz.

Say hello to Jessy and Lipson who had their pre-wedding photos taken in Maldives. Jessy first contacted me in year 2007 when she started planning for her wedding. Unbelievable, isn’t it?! At that time, she insisted on having a beach wedding and the top venue of choice was Avillion Resort Port Dickson.  I still remember the sentence she uttered in a brim full of excitement, “die die also my feet must walk on sand!”.

Needless to say, more than 700 days of thoughtful consideration later, the venue was finally confirmed at The Hilton Kuala Lumpur. No sand indeed, but she got her wish by having a pre-wedding photo session at Maldives.

The infinite shades of blue and the crystal clear ocean is simply paradise to the eyes! To save the cost and hassle, they decided to engage a photographer directly from Maldives.

Did You Know? With an average ground level of 1.5m {4 ft 11 in} above sea level, The Republic of Maldives is the lowest country on the planet.^[6] It is also the country with the lowest highest point in the world, at 2.3m {7 ft 7 in}