FAQs

How affordable is your package?
We go through creative cycles of developing story angles, interviews, follow ups, editorial edits and layout edits.

You will get detailed description of what went down during your special day, where you won’t forget the stories that sometimes photographs do not tell.

We take off production costs. Hence we can price it at an economical price.

We give two complimentary hard copies.

We also provide a soft copy for your easy and economical reproduction, to share with your friends and families.

It will be published online worldwide at http://www.nuptales.blogspot.com/.

You can upload the newspaper on your own networking portal, to share with your friends everywhere about your special day. They will have a concrete image of your wedding- even when they were not there.

In the event where we do not engage your photographer, can we still get our own personal photos published?
Yes. In fact, we welcome you to share with us as many photos and infos as you can!

RM 100 per front and back page, or per page?
per page.

Do you offer any discounts?
Couples who are getting married in 2009 are encouraged to contact us now and sign up to get 10% discount
And…if you can get another couple to sign up with us, we will give you extra 10% off.
When is the best time to start planning with us?

How long does it take for you to have a finished product ready?
to ensure quality reporting and layout, we will work with you exclusively for five (5) months prior to your wedding.

Pricelist: Nuptales

Emily Ismail

Emily hails from Penang and was working as a PR executive and she decided to quit when it was becoming too trendy. A big fan of cultural studies, communication and art appreciation, she loves to analyze the ways counter cultures can revolutionize the world or throw a hegemony into a chaos (when she is not spending her time watching re-runs).
Raves: Anybody who can buy her any books by Pramoedya Ananta Toer, gigs, events with free flow of champagne and goodie bags.
Rants: Boring days….

Wan Nor Rashidi

Wan Nor Rashidi is a Malaysian-born photographer who now lives and works in Penang, Malaysia. He noted that his passion for photography came from his father, who thought him not to miss a single moment for it will never come twice.

He was first bitten by the 'shutter bug' at the age of 15. "I still remember the first time I picked up my dad's 35mm Nikon camera. The first photo I ever took was of my parents. I purposely snap the photo slightly offset to the right so that I can compose the sunset behind them as well. My talent for anything artistic, which was apparent in that photo, was not understood by my mother. She asked me 'Why senget (lopsided)?' ", enthused Shidi who still possessed his first ever snap as a constant reminder of his passion.

He looks to local photographers like Saiful Nang, Anna Rina, Iskandar Ibrahim and International photographer like Jessica Claire for inspiration.

Faris and Yani