Peiru Teo

A valedictorian with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, as well as the Chartered Financial Analyst title, Peiru Teo started her corporate career as a Management Associate in Citi, followed by a private equity fund, managing projects of more than S$4 billion. 

Since venturing into entrepreneurship, she has grown her wedding services company La Belle Couture to being the market leader in the industry over the last 5 years. "La Belle Couture" is also selected by renowned hotels like Marina Bay Sands and Shangri-La for wedding partnerships.

She has been featured in magazines and on the radio for advising couples on their wedding planning. Peiru is the industry’s go to person for marketing strategies and wedding event management, and has worked on more than 100 wedding events. She also speaks at events to educate wedding couples on wedding planning and bridal gown selection.

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We were answering some questions on the wedding deals website and there were a few that we wanted to share with you. This came from a really sweet groom Andy who wanted to surprise his bride with a special item with a one month preparation time. Lucky her!

According to The Knot, this tradition comes from an old English rhyme that tells us about four objects that would bring good luck to the bride on her wedding day. Something old represents continuity; something new offers optimism for the future; something borrowed symbolises borrowed happiness; and something blue stands for purity, love and fidelity.

“We live within those restricted four walls; And forget to enjoy the greens, the mountains and the waterfalls.” Indoor spaces can be modified to people’s taste and preferences, but the feel of being out in the open cannot be substituted even by splurge expenses on interiors.  

The time has come to bid singlehood goodbye and welcome married life with open arms. With regards to this, lesser people also feel the need to mourn the end of their singledom with drunken debauchery that mirrors their single days. Sound good so far?

Have you ever been in a situation where a bridal consultant speaks in a wedding ‘lingo’ that you can’t quite seem to grasp, yet are too shy to ask? Fret not any further! Today we’ll take you through some common jargons and abbreviations commonly used in our bridal industry because we understand that you have enough to stress about; what with planning for the wedding and all.

One of the very first areas that you will need to address when you start planning your wedding is your guest list. It may seem easy, but trust us, in reality it is one of the most daunting tasks that can be stressful for the bridal couple, and in the worst cases, it may even lead to unhappiness and arguments in the family.