A newlywed couple in traditional attire walks through a bustling urban street during the day

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Ritz-Carlton Kuala Lumpur Wedding: Embracing KL Madness in Bukit Bintang

Nobody stops for a wedding in KL. And honestly, I didn’t want them to.

By Jon Low


This was Debbie and Marcus’s wedding, where it was hosted in The Ritz Carlton KL. This time I decided we would embrace some chaos with crowd and randomness on the streets of KL.


In this story

01

Let KL be KL

02

When I say jump

03

Nobody stops for a wedding in KL

04

Half an hour on the street

01

Let KL be KL

I was somewhat conflicted. Do we get in everyone’s way, or do we let KL be KL and work around it? I’ve chosen the latter. I would be the annoying content creator this time.

02

When I say jump

Debbie gave me the 100% creative control. So, when I say jump, she would ask how high. She’s cool like that.

The whole wedding party leaping on the zebra crossing in Bukit Bintang
The wedding party standing still at a shop window while people walk past in a blur

03

Nobody stops for a wedding in KL

Nobody stops for a wedding in KL. And honestly, I didn’t want them to.

Like this one. Everyone standing still, and the whole of Bukit Bintang walking past them.

04

Half an hour on the street

We were out there for about half an hour. I think these are some of my favourite photos from the whole day.

So if your wedding is in KL, and you have a break, take a walk outside. It’s worth it.

Sorry KL, we tried very hard not to be that annoying content creator.

Here is why we photograph the full day of a Chinese wedding in Kuala Lumpur.

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