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Can't afford to take your celebrations to Santorini? Then get me to the Greek with this styled shoot inspired by the gorgeous blue waters of the Agean Sea.

We predict this is going to be a big trend in the coming years: Underwater weddings. And not the kind where you have to dive thousands of feet wearing scuba gear or dine in a man-made aquarium. We mean literally eating with the fishes in a restaurant just metres below sea-level. Expect to be wowed by these integrated underwater projects in-the-works – Dubai's Water Discus Hotel and Hydropolis, Fiji's Poseidon Undersea Resort and Qatar's Amphibious. For now enjoy these chic offerings in the Maldives that serve fine gourmet cuisine and exquisite wines for your wedding of a lifetime.

Shot against Lake Geneva's breathtaking scenery, MediaCorp actress Rebecca Lim channels her inner fairytale princess in a romantic array of bridal and evening gowns.

Ladies, if you need your daily dose of intricate lace and detailed beadwork, you're in for a treat. Israeli designer Berta Balilti presents her Fall/Winter 2015 campaign redefining bridal excellence. Every dress tells a different tale while showing off grace and feminine charm. With show-stopping trains and Berta's trademark backless seduction, we invite you to savour our favourites here.

Are you cool or are you hot? Determining your skin's "temperature" would help in choosing the right type of metals that complement you. It would be dreadful to wear gold on your wedding day only to realise it makes you look washed-out in photos. How to find out? Really simple. Just look at the colour of your veins and overall pallor.

Following the popularity of the jewelry brand sporting the color, the classic Tiffany Blue has been loved by brides worldwide and has also been gracing the world of weddings ever since. Take a look at how you can incorporate this chic and classy color in your wedding.

There are just so many flowers out there, where do you begin choosing the right ones for your wedding? How about starting with some of the more well-loved blooms used in arrangements and bouquets. Here are 10 you can look into.