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Outdoor Wedding at Peak & Crown Wine Cellars with Zoe & Y

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Peak Pre-wedding Pics!


Victoria Peak (The Peak) is Hong Kong's highest point on Hong Kong Island, famous for its sweeping 360-degree views of the city skyline and Victoria Harbour. Zoe & Y’s outdoor celebration at Peak Lookout and Crown Wine Cellars in Shouson Hill was the perfect blend of romance and refinement. 


Zoe’s mesh and embroidered cream gown flowed absentmindedly in the breeze, while Y’s tailored suit added a touch of classic sophistication to the serene garden setting. Together, they looked completely meant for one another, posing for the shoot in style.



Strolls at the Pavilion


Zoe and Y’s next stop was at the neoclassical pavilion, standing frozen throughout time. The couple took an unhurried walk across the lawn, hand in hand. The pavilion’s soft curve of the dome and columns added a timeless charm to the scene, while the muted greens of the hillside wrapped everything in serenity.


In a playful twist, Zoe draped Y’s tailored blazer over her gown, a heartwarming act of chivalry amidst the chilly weather. Y, in his crisp shirt and bow tie, looked at her with an ease that said everything. Their laughter came naturally, their steps in sync — less posed, more lived in — like a glimpse into the many walks they’ll share long on the wedding day.



Bubbles & Hidden Corners


As an act of pure joy, we chose to disperse bubbles through the air, adding a touch of rainbow to the couple’s bright, unfiltered smiles: the kind that can’t be staged. The soft haze and floating prisms of light added a playful dreaminess to the lawn, turning a simple stroll into something almost magical.



Surprise Guests


During the photoshoot, all of us were greeted by the sweetest, furriest surprise. Two border collies bounded onto the lawn, eagerly panting, tails wagging, and happily pressing their noses against the couple’s outstretched hands. 


The couple instantly lit up, kneeling down to shower the pups with affection. They saw the pups as a sign of good fortune: a joyful interruption that made the day even more memorable. Sometimes, the best additions to a wedding story are the ones no one plans for.



Just Married!



Before the vows were spoken and the celebrations began, it was the quiet details that told their story. A delicate pair of bands resting inside a velvet box. Handwritten vows waiting patiently beside soft evergreen sprigs. 


Zoe’s bouquet, a gentle blend of ivory blooms and cool blue accents, echoed the day’s melodic palette, while a single white flower tucked into her hair added a graceful finishing touch. Even the smallest pieces carried intention.



With matching “Mr” and “Mrs” balloons floating gently above them at the glasshouse of the Wine Crown Cellars, Zoe & Y stepped out as newlyweds, glowing with excitement. Framed by the charming glasshouse façade, they looked at one another as if the world had narrowed beautifully to just the two of them. It was the perfect exhale after the vows and the “I do.”


Make Some Music



Our final stop was enjoying live music at the banquet hall of Crown Wine Cellars, adorned with vintage maps and a warm ambient light.  Zoe & Y shared a quieter kind of romance. Seated side by side at the piano, he let his fingers wander across the keys while everyone else enjoyed the tunes.


Y’s talent weaved into the atmosphere of aged wood and old-world charm. It was a moment less about performance and more about presence: harmony not only in melody, but in the way they moved through life together, attentive and in tune.



Photo & Art Direction | Little Stories

Venue | the Peak and the Crown Wine Cellars 

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