Old Shanghai

1. CIGARS FOR THE BIG BOYS
If you are a smoker, perhaps you want to consider the idea of having a Cigar bar for your after dinner party. You can just DIY and get different types of cigars that guests can choose from.

2. STYLE SPY
China model, Du Juan in Dior at Heritage Museum (Hong Kong). Photography by Jimmy Ming Shum (Hong Kong/Tokyo).

3. HEXAGON ORIENTAL LANTERNS
Available at SSF Lifestyle Hub (Malaysia).

4. RED CENTREPIECES
A simple yet stunning centrepiece by Creativelines (Malaysia) using red roses and chinese fans.

5. MAROON SILK TAFFETA LINEN
Consider using silk taffeta instead of pongee or jersey table cloths for a polished finish to your wedding. La Flaire (Malaysia) is the pioneer and leading designer and producer of specialty table and chair linens for rentals. They provide an extensive inventory of fashion-forward and traditional decor linen that is rich in texture, colour and design.

6. BLACK/GOLD CUFF BRACELET
… inspired by traditional Asian knot work and influenced by flowers and nature by Sun Studio (London).

Chic Orient

1. KNICK KNACKS
I’m totally ga-ga over these hand-painted candleholders. Get them from Q Concept Co Ltd (91/13-15 Sukhumvit Soi 54 Bangkok, Thailand)

2. DESIGNER COLLECTIBLES
These are some seriously talented people at work! Be inspired by the vibrant colours of these designer pieces or create a focal point at your wedding with collectible furniture by Squint Ltd, available at Lane Crawford Hong Kong and Beijing.

3.PERSONALISED FANS
Aren’t these the prettiest fans you’ve ever seen? Perfect as a gift for a chic oriental wedding or tropical outdoor weddings, by SellHerOnline, Singapore.

4. ILLUSTRATIVE INSPIRATION
Photo illustration from Image Shack.

5. ASIAN KNOT BRACELETS
Instead of hand wrist corsages, consider these cute bracelets from Sun Studio which make good keepsakes for your bridesmaids.

6. A DATE WITH SPRING
A chic oriental cake inspired by blooming peonies and cherry blossoms by TrulyScrumptious!,Kuala Lumpur.

7. ARTISTIC PIECES
Another eco-friendly arrangement by the creative floral designers at Creativelines, Kuala Lumpur. Creating art pieces with Chinese red dates, ground nuts, red beans and other edible kitchen items.