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In recent years, Kuala Lumpur’s skyline has become one of the most sought after views for some of the finest restaurants in town. With a breathtaking backdrop featuring two of the world’s tallest towers and the beautiful KLCC park, who wouldn’t want this superb view? Naturally, increasingly more private events including wedding receptions are being held at these venues, especially if the party doesn’t fill a ballroom like most Malaysian weddings.

Cantaloupe at Troika Sky Dining was the perfect venue for Ricky and Stephanie’s wedding reception. Let’s take a look at some photos of the party, through the lens of photographer Alex Tan.

Stunning view of the KL city skyline for Ricky and Stephanie’s special evening.

A typical Chinese wedding in Malaysia usually comprises hundreds of guests, a 9- or 10-course Chinese banquet, and large halls or ballrooms, which wasn’t really Ricky and Stephanie’s style. Our KL-based couple wanted a smaller and non-traditional reception that was also reflected in the venue, menu and decor, and hired wedding planner Lane Ho of MY Wedding Planner to help them with the details.

Cantaloupe is one of four fine dining establishments of Troika Sky Dining at The Troika, and was just what our couple loved for their reception. Its minimalist interior, interesting lightning and simple lines, styled in steel, glass, and concrete, provided a wonderful canvas for their wedding decor.

A contemporary setting, but perfect for the traditional Chinese tea ceremony.

The minimalist and mostly monochromatic interior stylings of Cantaloupe allowed us the freedom with colours and textures, using a palette of gold, white and pink, which were Ricky and Stephanie’s colours of choice. Lane was clear to ensure that all floral arrangements and installations would not restrict or obstruct the fabulous view of the Petronas Twin Towers and KLCC from where guests would sit.

The skybridge walkway leading into the reception venue, Cantaloupe.

One of Lane’s favourite parts of the wedding decor was the walkway above. “It makes me excited about entering the wedding venue and I can’t wait to see what’s inside,” she says.

Left: Tall and lush centrepieces for most of the tables. Right: A signature tree created for our bride.

Tall centerpieces were created for guest tables, with accents of gold. We kept the shape of the centerpieces simple but used much texture for a luxuriant flourish to complement the plain interior of the venue. Our bride also wanted a signature item that would make the space feel really special and to provide an interesting background for photos all night — so we created a tree for the occasion.

Let’s take a look at a few more pictures from that evening.

The single, long table at the venue is decorated differently, with an eye-catching overhead arrangement.

Gold is easily added to the decor theme.

As the sun sets on the city, the amazing skyline is transformed in a different light.

The gorgeous wedding cake, with the stunning Petronas Twin Towers in the background.

Many thanks to Ricky and Stephanie for sharing your most treasured day with us and our readers. Our deep gratitude also goes to Lane of MY Wedding Planner for her insights and for taking the time and effort to contribute to this wedding feature.

Follow the sign to the party!

Are you intrigued?? We definitely were when Satiesh and Rennu shared their ideas with us! They are known among their close circles for trying out new things, so, for the grand finale of their wedding celebrations they decided to take a very different path for their dinner reception. “Something non-cliche, but creative, fun, and exciting,” says Satiesh. Their Safari-themed wedding was surely a first for us so we were happy to get on board and see what we could create together.

Many thanks for the amazing photos, MeaHow of Mphotoo!

Entrance to the Safari Wedding

We were introduced to Satiesh and Rennu by their wedding planner, Patricia of MY Wedding Planner, whom we have known since she started her Kuala Lumpur-based business almost 10 years ago. Over the years, we have collaborated on countless weddings – a fact that our couple considered while shortlisting wedding decorators. “Of course the Wishing Tree Blog, website, and client reviews helped with the decision to hire Wishing Tree,” Satiesh adds.

As a professional wedding planner trained at and accredited by the Association of Certified Professional Wedding Consultants (ACPWC) in San Jose, California, and having planned over 200 weddings, Patricia is used to the process. She meets with the soon-to-be-wed couple, is hired, and starts the wedding planning soon after, which usually initially begins with ideas for the wedding theme or decor for the big day. But not this time.

The enticing safari-themed dessert bar.

As Satiesh and Rennu were not in the country, it was her client’s father who met with her prior to the couple’s official engagement. However, she was not hired immediately. “I was given two weeks to come up with the theme design, and presented the proposal at his office, in a conference room, on a projector and screen, as did several other wedding planners.”

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The impressive attention to detail extended to the lovely desserts.

So how does one put together a wedding of this size? “Communication determines the success of any event,” says Patricia. “I was blessed to have Satiesh and Rennu for a client, together with their beloved, fun-loving family who shared openly their thoughts and ideas and diligently kept up-to-date with the progress of the wedding planning. Just as your wedding planner shares his or her thoughts and ideas with you, it is also our hope that our clients feel the same and share theirs with us.”

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Theme-appropriate ornaments and decor, right down to the cake topper! And a fun bunch of props for camera-happy guests.

Sharing your ideas and thoughts openly with us, Patricia explains, achieves more than just letting your wedding planner know what you want and what you like. “The more information we have on your choices, likes and dislikes, the more accurately we can identify the right decorator to achieve your wedding decoration goals.”

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The jungle safari welcome, complete with vintage lamps and jungle vines.

The atmosphere in the ballroom was amazing! From the moment guests walked into the space, they are transported into a scene from the movies.

A centerpiece fit for the safari King and Queen!

The centerpiece for the bridal table is one of our favourite parts of the wedding decor, the “cherry on top”, so to speak.

Close-up of the plethora of flora used in the majestic centerpiece.

Colours abound on the bridal table with a beautifully curated collection of blooms. We chose a palette of colours that would be vibrant and exotic, but also “restrained”. If you’re interested, the list of flowers include: red vanda, cherry pink vanda, hanging heliconia, red hippeastrum, leucadendron platyspermum, leucospermum, protea compacta, nosa brerzelia, carthamus, and solidago (commonly called “goldenrods”). The leaves are: fatsia, palm, and ivy.

Fun side fact: Hanging Heliconia is also commonly called Hanging Lobster Claw or False Bird of Paradise.

All smiles for our wonderful couple, Satiesh and Rennu,

Thank you, Satiesh and Rennu, for sharing your big day with us and our readers. Your wonderful note is much appreciated, and we wish you both a joyful lifetime of love and happiness!

“Planning your big day can be very stressful, hence finding the ideal wedding decorator with the right level of experience, professionalism, and flexibility is key for a successful event. I’m glad we chose Wishing Tree as they took the complexity out of the process and made it a fun and exciting experience for us. We were blown away with what they created and kudos to the team for making it perfect. I would highly recommend engaging Wishing Tree for your next event if you are looking for a company that will take care of your needs and deliver an unforgettable event.” – Satiesh & Rennu

When Evan and Jasmine discussed their wedding ideas with us, we were pleasantly surprised with the main colour they wanted for their decor. We’re sure you would agree that “midnight blue” is a pretty unusual colour for a Malaysian wedding, but unless they were especially dyed or coloured, midnight blue does not exist naturally in flowers. So we agreed to use the next best thing – beautiful shades of deep purples.

Many thanks to GallerieCK for the photos!

Our beautiful bride Jasmine and her dashing groom Evan.

Our couple found us online while researching wedding vendors in Kuala Lumpur. Together with their wedding planner, Lane Ho of MY Wedding Planner, we created this beautiful evening for Evan and Jasmine.

Evan and Jasmine make their entrance as man and wife.

Evan and Jasmine were very involved in the decisions surrounding their wedding reception decor. They had ideas about what they wanted and shared them with us. This was extremely helpful in designing the ambience and arrangements that our couple would love. We can’t stress enough the importance of communication in this process, especially when there is a budget to adhere to.

Flowers and ornaments arranged for a subtly whimsical ambience.

A mix of structured floral arrangements and rustic arrangements.

We love a mix of structured floral arrangements with rustic floral arrangements. They help to create a formal atmosphere for the occasion, but also adds an element of fun. We used clear glass for all vases and candle holders to keep the decor looking clean and sharp, without complicating textural landscape of the flowers.

For something a little different, we decided to go with oversized paper flowers to top off the bridal table’s centrepiece.

Thank you, dear Evan and Jasmine, for sharing your most treasured day with us and our readers! It’s always a pleasure to decorate occasions dedicated to love and then receiving a note from the couple after the celebrations. It always makes our day! Here’s one from them…

“Having Wishing Tree as our decor team was great! We got what we wanted and they made our wedding truly beautiful, creating a very romantic atmosphere for us and hopefully our guests as well. Thank you very much to Lily, Adrian, and the Wishing Tree team!”

The Chinese Lunar New Year is upon us! “Xin nian kwai le” and “gong xi fa cai” to all our readers who celebrate. With the colour red dominating all manner of dress and decor during this festive season, we’d say there is no better time to share Han and Justine’s wedding with you.

Their reception was held at the Hilton Kuala Lumpur, photographed by Alan Yong of Pages & Pixels.

Guest tables adorned with high and low centerpieces. All in red, of course.

“Dark romanticism” was the ambience our bride Justine was going for. Red was her colour of choice, with accents of black and silver, to create a space that was romantic, bold and lush.

We love a bride who knows what she wants but also knows to trust her decorators. If you have planned your own wedding, you know that trusting people you hardly know with the responsibility of putting together your most important life event is something that’s easier said than done. And if you’re a wedding planner, you’ll know to never compromise that trust. For once, Justine has the pleasure of being both!

Left: One of Justine’s favourite parts – the tea ceremony area, small but elegantly decorated with a contemporary Chinese touch. Right: Pops of bold red for the cocktail reception.

As a professional wedding and event planner at I Do, Justine had a distinct advantage over first-time brides. For one, her arsenal of experience and phone numbers of Kuala Lumpur’s best wedding vendors (thanks for calling us, Justine!). Secondly, it is considerably less stressful when you know exactly how to plan a wedding, obviously. While Justine planned the wedding with her now-husband, Han, and their family members, the coordination for the wedding day was entrusted to the lovely ladies at The Peak Xperience so that family members and friends could just sit back and enjoy the celebration.

Floral arrangement at the ballroom entrance at HIlton Kuala Lumpur.

Left: Ballroom entrance floral entrance. Right: The stunningly simple and elegant wedding cake, baked by Hilton KL’s pastry chef, inspired by Justine’s design and enhanced by Wishing Tree’s red roses at the base.

Inside, the ballroom at Hilton Kuala Lumpur was enchantingly transformed. Deep reds and golden glows lit up the space, reflected beautifully against shiny glassware everywhere you looked.

Dramatic yet uncluttered. The bridal table features just several carefully curated silverware and glassware, ambient lighting, and small floral arrangements.

But it was the floral chandelier above the table that stole the evening! Justine’s favourite flower, the calla lily (specifically in maroon), was star of the chandelier. The sleek lines and elegant sweep of petals combine in perfect form to create a contemporary floral arrangement, and nicely complements the textures below it.

Left: The striking floral chandelier centerpiece for the bridal table. Right: A gorgeous display of light, colour, textures and reflection.

While floral chandeliers are great ideas in terms of creating something stunning or different, they can be quite an obstruction for guests at the table if not properly planned. Here we took into account the height of seated guests so that everyone can see and talk to each other. Do keep that in mind if you would like to create a floral chandelier for your next event.

Want to use glassware and silverware that don’t match? Go for it!

Create visual interest with different shapes and sizes, like with these gorgeous crystal tealight holders.

Thank you once again, dear Justine and Han, for sharing your amazing day with us and our readers. We wish you a lifetime of love and happiness!

“It’s always a pleasure to collaborate with the Wishing Tree team. Their ability to make your ideas a reality and exceed expectations was definitely true in my personal experience, and their enthusiasm from day one helped to keep the planning process fun and engaging. I think many people overlook how the environment you create can affect the tone and flow of an event. What the Wishing Tree team created for us really captured the feel of what we wanted and managed to embody our own personal touches to help make the whole experience really magical for everyone. Perfect!” – Justine and Han

In our last blog post, we shared some beautiful photos from Charles and Yi Shin’s wedding ceremony and reception in Janda Baik, in the midst of the lush, green, and untouched tropical rainforest that Malaysia is renowned for, and in very pleasant 20-something degree Celsius temperatures. Best of all, it is only about an hour from Kuala Lumpur.

Two days after their wedding ceremony, our couple threw another reception in the city, this time in a ballroom at the Sunway Resort Hotel & Spa, in Bandar Sunway. Many thanks once more to the talents at Jim Liaw Photography for the photos!

Charles and Yi Shin make their grand entrance as husband and wife.

Our bride kept the blush and gold colour palette from the Janda Baik ceremony and reception, but with a decidedly different look for the elegant venue inside the ballroom.

In the reception area, the gorgeous centerpiece and table decor are reminiscent of the ambience created in Janda Baik.

While a refreshing green-and-white floral palette took centerstage in the table decorations at the Janda Baik reception, Charles and Yi Shin chose a more romantic and chic approach with the decorations in their ballroom dinner reception.

The bridal table’s eye-catching centerpiece with romantic florals and shimmering crystals.

Adding a modern twist with sweet tulips laid over a simple arrangement of hydrangea and roses.

It’s textures and more textures galore! Without a doubt, the evening’s flowers were the crowning glory of each and every table in the ballroom. But they weren’t the only ones providing pretty textures. Using glasswares and stemwares to hold flowers, candles and shiny sequins, centerpiece arrangements for the guest tables became visual focus point throughout the evening.

Guest tables also get a romantic and chic treatment, with gorgeous textures bathed in golden candlelight.

Create visually interesting centerpieces using various materials, complementing objects, and heights.

Once again, thank you Charles and Yi Shin, for allowing us to be a part of your most treasured life event over the two days of celebration, and also for sharing these beautiful pictures with our readers on this blog.

We have a gorgeous wedding to share with you today, captured beautifully by the incomparable talents at Jim Liaw Photography. Let’s take a look at Charles and Yi Shin’s outdoor wedding!

Man and wife, surrounded by loved ones in the serene atmosphere of Malaysia’s untouched tropical rainforest, in Janda Baik, Pahang.

Our first wedding post of the year takes us to a small village called Janda Baik, located in Bentong, Pahang, about 45km outside of Kuala Lumpur. For many nature-loving Malaysians, Janda Baik has long become an escape from the city not only because of its close proximity and easy access, but also because of its cool weather. Geographically located 1500-4500 feet above sea level, temperatures here are a pleasing 23-28 degree Celsius during the day.

For our nature-loving couple, Charles and Yi Shin, you can guess why this was the perfect location for their big day. Being surrounded by nature and lush greenery is calming and relaxing, which is important for a day such as this, says Yi Shin. They wanted an outdoor venue but the weather needed to be nice and cool so that they were not sweating when saying “I do”. Yi Shin added, “Weather and temperature were crucial factors for me, as heat and humidity can change good moods to bad very easily, according to my friends who got married before us. When you are carrying a heavy gown, with heavy hair and make-up, running around in hot, humid weather is not ideal.”

Different flowers and corsages, tied up in natural rope twine, for everyone in the bridal party and families of the bride and groom.

Like pretty much every bride these days, Yi Shin pored over wedding magazines and Pinterest for months, focusing particularly on outdoor weddings. Isn’t the Internet such a great source of information and ideas? “We love flowers and trees, and I love soft colours,” she says, and came up with a colour palette of gold and blush hues.

Bunches of flowers in mason jars strung up with natural rope twine, for a natural, rustic touch.

Throughout the years, we are very honoured and touched that many of our brides and grooms have been recommended to us through other couples, and their friends and families who know us and have hired us for their events. Yi Shin and Charles came to know us through their friends as well as their wedding planner, Leticia Hsu of Elysium Weddings. “We had been sourcing all over Selangor for a wedding decorator,” says Yi Shin, “and Wishing Tree was one of the several that we had shortlisted. In the end we chose Wishing Tree because they understood what we were looking for, and everyone in the market had only praises for them.”

Delightful details in pretty, white bunches of flowers line the aisle, and lovely lace parasols.

Our bride was very hands on throughout the planning process, understandably, as it is a once-in-a-lifetime occasion for her. From her and her bridesmaids’ bouquets, right down to the little details, Yi Shin paid attention to everything. But as the weeks and days went by, she left the final decisions to us.

Some of the many green flora used in the floral arch.

Down the aisle – an ombre carpet of flowers in shades of pink.

Now let’s take a look at the beautiful details of our couple’s wedding reception…

Bunches of baby’s breath paired with decor details for an extra delicate loveliness.

A wishing tree for guests to leave their messages for the wedded couple.

Instagram ready! Here are just some of the many props available for fun snapshots.

More lovely details at the reception.

The great hall, built entirely with timber and glass, provides a beautiful, natural atmosphere.

Gorgeous tablescape using a simple colour palette of green and white, using only glass and crystal vases to bring out the natural beauty of the succulents, flowers and other plants.

“Love is like a good piece of wood. It just gets stronger and stronger as the years go by.”

The space is transformed into a magical place at nightfall with the golden glow of warmth from the naked lightbulbs against the natural wood.

Mr & Mrs Charles cut their custom designed wedding cake. We love the middle tier that’s made to look like a piece of timber!

The bride and groom, and their wedding party.

Charles and Yi Shin, we thank you so much for entrusting us to decorate your most special day, and also for sharing these beautiful photos with our readers. Yi Shin also sent us some kind words for this occasion:

“We are very blessed to have chosen the right decorator for our wedding. Wishing Tree truly gave us the best for our budget. Not only were they very helpful and understanding, they also go out of their way to make it happen for you. This, for us, makes Wishing Tree the most reliable florist and decorator in Malaysia.”

This is the second part of Petter and Deborah’s wedding, the dinner reception at Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur following their beautiful and memorable church ceremony at St. Mary’s Cathedral earlier in the day.

Thank you, Alan Yong of The Photoz for the lovely shots!

The main table for Petter and Deborah’s dinner reception, with the centerpiece bursting with gorgeous hydrangea, eustoma, peonies and phalaenopsis orchids.

Deborah initially wanted an outdoor dinner reception, but knew it was more practical to choose a hotel ballroom instead. The hot and humid weather, not to mention the sometimes unpredictable rain, is a huge factor when it comes to deciding on an indoor or outdoor venue in Malaysia. And so we went to work on her vision for the evening of her big day…

Petter and Deborah’s guests fill the foyer at Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur, decorated with floral arrangements that complement the theme inside the ballroom.

Using the same colour palette from her daytime church ceremony, we created an elegant evening look using Deborah’s favourite flowers of eustomas, hydrangeas and peonies, among others.

Flower arrangements for the foyer at Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur, where guests mingled during the cocktail reception prior to dinner. The black-and-white striped ribbon is used again to tie together the wedding theme from the church ceremony with the evening reception.

“When I first walked into the ballroom on the day of the wedding I was overwhelmed. I got a sneak preview of it before the dinner, and it was beyond my expectations. The combination of flowers we had chosen and Wishing Tree’s accents of candelabras and crystal candle holders were a midsummer night’s dream!” – Deborah

Guest tables at the Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur ballroom decorated with candelabras and tapered candles, ornamented with a simple posey of lush, white eustoma and crystal beads. Low arrangements of individually-vased bunches of flowers at the base provide more texture and a layered look.

Elegant and stylish, yet intimate and welcoming. The ballroom was a pleasure to use as a canvass for many ideas. As Deborah put it, “The spectacular lights on the ceiling and clean lines of the Grand Hyatt ballroom was the perfect backdrop to have fun and be creative with the decoration.” The candelabras with their skinny candles and strings of crystal beads lend a slightly vintage-inspired air to the table decor, and the bunched flowers at the base, a little country chic. Put together in a modern setting with gorgeous lighting, white linens and glass, and you’ve updated the looks.

The elegant setting for Petter and Deborah’s wedding reception at Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur.

After seeing photos of the wedding dinner, we received comments from people who were surprised with the size and height of the centerpieces. From the photos of the table arrangements above that do not feature people, we have to say the centerpieces look far from imposing… But, not until after you have seen this photo below!

Petter seated at the main table, with the lush centerpiece as a gorgeous backdrop for photos from any angle. The tall candelabra centerpieces for the guest tables also provide beautiful lighting and aesthetic.

Remember the giant flower pom poms from Petter and Deborah’s church event? They made a second appearance at the wedding and were used to decorate the lobby.

The floral installation using giant flower pom poms was a hit with family and friends!

Thank you so much, Petter and Deborah, for sharing your big day with us. It has been a pleasure and we hope to see you again in the future. Wishing you all the best!

Petter and Deborah

Today, we feature the wedding of Andrew and Maya, decorated in black and white, with a dash of gold. And it is nothing short of stunning as you will see in the photographs here, captured by Anna Rina Photography.

Andrew and Maya’s gorgeous reception is a vision with black and gold accents against a white backdrop.

Thank you, dear Andrew and Maya for sharing this most treasured life event with us. Their wedding reception was held in Kuala Lumpur at Cyberview Resort & Spa.

Our beautiful couple brought their vision to life with the help of their capable wedding planner, Cheryl of Chic Occasions. Bespoke stationery (lots of it!), created by Joyce of Thistle Cards, played a significant role in truly personalizing their wedding, adding much fun and flair to the design and aesthetic aspects of their big day. Scroll down to see more!

Just some of the personalized signs created by Thistle Cards that greeted guests upon arriving at the reception area.

At the start of their planning process, Andrew and Maya had decided on a black and white theme. They loved the boldness of such a clean-cut and defining theme, and through their extensive research, saw how classy and stylish it could be. Along the way, they added a third colour to soften the palette and make the theme a little more “rich and royal”.

Gold is definitely one of the top trending colours in the design these days, from fashion to interior design and everything in between. Applying it cleverly (and with some constraint) can easily elevate a space or ambiance from pretty to pretty awesome.

The beautiful monogram created for Andrew and Maya, classically stylish in its simplicity.

Maya had attended a friend’s wedding and loved the decor, which she later found out was by Wishing Tree. She asked her wedding planner Cheryl about us, and was able to get in touch with Lily quickly. Maya and Andrew were very involved in every single detail of their wedding, working closely with Cheryl and fine-tuning their list to what was possible to achieve within the budget. We provided detailed sketches of their desired tablescapes, including a mock table set-up so that our couple knew what to expect.

One of Maya’s favourite part of the decor, Andrew and Maya’s personalized monogram on a white carpet provided by Wishing Tree.

While our couple knew what to expect, their family and friends had absolutely no idea. We love this element of total surprise that Andrew and Maya sprung on their guests! “We kept the theme and decorations completely secret from them,” says Maya.

She adds, “I remember the moment when Andrew and I walked into the room before the guests did, so that we could see the place alone. It was so beautiful and breathtaking, we were grinning from ear to ear! It was definitely a once in a lifetime moment and we will remember it forever. Throughout the evening, our family and guests were coming up to us and saying how they had to stop at the entrance and take it all in.”

Black table linen and black chandeliers, against the pale backdrop of white flowers, white drapery, and a golden glow.

A closer view of the viking table decor.

We are happy to see more and more wedding receptions using long dining tables in Malaysia. It just extends our canvas for a lot more possibilities in terms of design, which in turn allows you to achieve more for your dream wedding. Here, Maya and Andrew chose to add round tables among the long ones.

What a great idea to place your bar at the front of the hall or near the bridal table. It is easier for guests and the celebrated couple to mingle, plus it will always look like the party is where the couple’s at!

Another view of the bridal table. Right at the front is a black and white checkered dance floor that Cheryl set up for them.

Gold accents in the lightning, furniture, and of course, the beautiful wedding cake custom-designed by Gateauxlicious.

Andrew and Maya’s wedding cake is a fine example of the “less is more” philosophy, don’t you think? Exceedingly stylish in its simple and elegant design while incorporating the couple’s monogram and favourite phalaenopsis orchids, and skilfully striking that balance of lines and textures. The mother-daughter team at Gateauxlicious did a great job!

We have a few more photos from this beautiful night…

Classic white centerpiece, lush and romantic with roses, hydrangea and phalaenopsis.

Maya’s gorgeous wedding gown by Celeste Thoi.

The Bar was another of Andrew and Maya’s favourites, and also a big hit with guests! Custom-designed bar provided by Cheryl of Chic Occasions, bar menu designed by Joyce of Thistle Cards.

Pink mocktails for all guests!

How thoughtful of Andrew and Maya to provide tired feet with comfy flip flops for dancing!

Andrew and Maya, engaged in much love and laughter throughout the night.

“Wishing Tree helped make our dream wedding a reality. Everything we wanted was executed perfectly and that was extremely thrilling for us. We greatly appreciated the professionalism they showed throughout the process, and the promptness in replying emails and correspondences. Every detail was explained to us so we knew what we were getting, and the sketches and mock-up table arrangement were superb. Special thanks to Lily for understanding what we wanted and revising the budget several times as we made changes along the way. We cannot imagine not having worked with Wishing Tree. For our wedding, we got exactly what we wanted and more!” – Andrew & Maya