The delicate bridal bouquet.

The event relied on one big ballroom for both ceremony and reception.

As Sands Ballroom had a large foyer, the team decided to convert the first third of the foyer to be the ceremony area, and created a very traditional “Double Happiness” cutout as the backdrop.

"This became an interesting imagery of the fusion of traditional and contemporary as the couple and their bridal party were dressed in the Western traditional wedding attire, and stood in front of an eastern traditional backdrop," the team says. "This traditional backdrop had dual functions as it also became the location where both families and their guests stood to take photo mementos."

The couple and their entourage in front of the Double Happiness backdrop.

A wedding portrait.

A beautiful--and glowing!--LED bar.

To add the element of surprise and raise the level of grandeur for the occasion, Chinese operatic acrobats on stilts and a pair of wedding lions mingled among the crowd during pre-function cocktails.

Another photo opportunity area was created in another area of the foyer so as to invite guests to move inwards as cocktail reception started.

This photo opportunity area was set against the backdrop of a 3D peacock and peahen amid landscape, bringing guests back to remember the invitation card design that they had received.

The photo opp in use.

The trinket box, offered as a gift at each place setting.

Another favor: a pretty tea tin.

Floral "trees" serve as centerpieces.

Another view of a "table tree."

A view of the stage.

The stunning red cake continues the "bird" motif with gold cranes.

A crane detail.

A close-up of a peacock.

The ballroom's dramatic center aisle features floral and flying cranes.

A closer look at the overhead decor above the center aisle.

Cutting the cake.

The newly married couple marches in.

The grand toast onstage.