Finally!!! After what seemed like an eternity, I have finally completed the migration of my proposal photos from Imagecrap to Photobucket. There were a ton of photos that had disappeared from the Imageshack servers and I had to re-edit them from the originals so I could upload them to PB. Grrrrr.... thank god that frustrating nightmare is over. And ( Read more... )

This was the video that we had professionally re-edited by Moomedia Online to show at the wedding, prior to our march in at the end where the music cues the door opening ( Read more... )

Part 9: The End of the Beginning ( Read more... )

This part of the day was actually the very last thing to be organised. It was the final piece of the puzzle which put my mind at rest about the whole day ( Read more... )

This was always a no brainer. For as long as I've known Erica, she's always wanted to go to Tetsuyas. Now Tetsuyas has continually been rated as one of the best restaurants in the world. The UK's Restaurant Magazine listed Tetsuyas as the 4th best restaurant in the world in 2005. Thats pretty damn good ( Read more... )

This was by far the smallest surprise for the day. After the proposal itself had concluded, I wanted a situation by which we could soak in the events that had just transpired and have an opportunity to digest it. To also have a beautiful view as a side dish to boot ( Read more... )

So this is the big day. The HUGE day. Truly life changing.... Rare are there such moments in ones life which act as a milestone in such a way. Here it begins ( Read more... )

First things first the date. Why did I plan to propose on the 14th of October. Two reasons... the first is because its the day smack centre between her birthday and mine. Her birthday is on the 9th, and mine the 19th of October. So call it silly but I thought that was kinda meaningful, and stop people forgetting anniversaries and stuff :) Secondly ( Read more... )

And finally we are up to it. The part which caused me the most grief, sleepless nights, and worries. It was also responsible for arguably being the reason behind most of my lying ( Read more... )

If you will look closely into any plan of attack, you will generally find something in common whether it be a minor skirmish or a battle of epic proportions. It's very important to soften your target. Usually this is done by bombardment via long range artillery before sending in your troops, or precision bombing from strike aircraft ( Read more... )