Asia is the world’s largest wedding market — and it has never had an English-language magazine of its own. VowAsia covers the region’s weddings the way a good magazine covers anything: venues with real prices, celebrations with every vendor credited, and an industry reported seriously.
Aaron and Katerina selected Villa Bonomi for their four-day destination wedding above Lake Como. The event featured a garden designed by Pietro Porcinai, Monet-inspired florals, and boat portraits.
By VowAsia Editors · 5 August 2026 · Photo: Giuseppe Di Maria / Pexels
Independent coverage, clear labeling of commercial content, and a public corrections policy.
Real weddings appear only with the couple’s permission — and every photographer, planner and vendor is credited.
Edited in Singapore, reported across the region, written for couples and the industry alike.
26 min to read everything below
Where Asia gets married — hotels, resorts, gardens and ballrooms, reported with capacity, style and real pricing.
Getting married away from home — where to do it, what it costs and how to get it right.
Wedding style with substance — gowns, rings, beauty and flowers, covered with a magazine’s eye and a planner’s practicality.
The practical heart of the site — checklists, budgets and expert answers, so the happiest day of your life is also the best-organized.
News, data and people from Asia’s wedding industry — for the hotels, planners and brands behind the celebrations.
Every beat we filed on, and the ones we did not. We would rather you knew.
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