After sharing the engagement album of Tasya Kamila and Randi Bachtiar a week ago, we can hardly contain our excitement after seeing their pre-wedding album. Through these portraits by Diera Bachir Photography, the lovebirds looked futuristic yet ethnic at the same time, exactly how the couple envisioned it to be.
"Randi is of Minang descent, therefore we wanted to present traditional Minang elements that could convey the ancestors' ethnicity. Moreover, as we won't be celebrating our nuptial in a certain tradition, we became more certain that a traditional pre-wedding session would be the best way to embrace the culture," the all-grown-up singer shared. "Even though we weren't wearing a full Minang wedding attires, but we wanted to showcase the unique suntiang headpiece and the color gold, which is a common hue for Minang traditional attires," Tasya added.
Tasya's glamorous makeup from Victoria Makeup Atelier looked harmonious when paired with Leciel Design's suntiang head piece. Randi also looked dapper in gold, smiling happily at all times. Finally, the backdrop by Nina Nasution perfected the photo session of these lovebirds. Although this was their first cultural photo shoot together, they seemed so natural in following the stylist's directions. Not to mention the candid poses that certainly expressed their happiness, you can truly see Tasya and Randi's strong bond and comfort with each other. "We're so happy with all the vendors involved as they were able to translate our ideas into these beautiful photos. So in love with the shots and major thank you to all the vendors!" Tasya said.
In a more amorous setting this time around, the happy couple donned red-colored attires with Minang culture influence still intact. What we adore most is Tasya's suntiang-shaped headpiece made of red flowers, that totally infused a thick feel of romance and royalty.
Scroll back once more to view their pre-wedding album and don't forget to add your favorite photos to the inspiration board!
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