Did you always envision your wedding in a certain way, or has that vision changed over time?
“I think my vision has evolved over the years. Traveling constantly with my job has shown me so many cultures, traditions, and love stories that it’s hard not to be inspired. At first, I imagined something grand and traditional, but now I lean toward something more intimate, meaningful, and true to who we are as a couple. For me, it’s less about the scale and more about the feeling of celebrating our love in a way that reflects us.“
In your view, is a wedding about celebrating love while marriage is about sustaining it through challenges?
“Absolutely. A wedding, to me, is that beautiful, joyful moment where everyone you love gathers to celebrate your union. But marriage that’s where the real depth begins. Just as flights can be smooth one moment and turbulent the next, marriage is about holding on and navigating life’s challenges together. The wedding is a toast to love, but marriage is the journey of sustaining it through all seasons.”
In the days leading up to your wedding, would you choose time for yourself on a solo trip, or would you rather celebrate with friends on a group trip?
“Without a doubt, a solo trip. Traveling has always been a huge part of who I am — it gives me space to reflect, recharge, and reconnect with myself. Before I begin this new chapter, I’d love one last journey alone, just me and my thoughts, soaking in the quiet. It would be my way of grounding myself before stepping into the beautiful celebration of love and partnership. My friends will be there holding my hand on the wedding day, filling it with joy and laughter, so in the days before, a solo trip is what I would truly cherish.”
What message would you like to give to women out there, especially during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, as you prepare for this new chapter in your life?
“My message would be, love yourself fiercely and prioritize your health. As women, we juggle so many roles, but we must never forget to take care of ourselves. Breast Cancer Awareness is a reminder that early detection and self-care can save lives. As I prepare for marriage, I carry this thought with me — that a strong, healthy woman is not only a blessing to herself but also to her loved ones. Take time to check on your health and never underestimate your strength.”
From choosing outfits to planning the big day details, which part of wedding planning has been the most exciting for you?
“The most exciting part has been curating the personal touches weaving bits of my travels into the wedding. Whether it’s fabrics I’ve picked up abroad, destination-inspired details, or simply planning a menu that reflects places I’ve been, I love that my journey as a flight attendant can merge with my journey as a bride. It feels like I’m telling my story past, present, and future through the celebration.”
When you first pictured yourself as a bride, what kind of style or look instantly came to mind?
“When I first pictured myself as a bride, I always imagined a look that was modern, elegant, and timeless rather than a big, dramatic princess gown. I envisioned something sleek yet graceful, a style that feels true to my personality: understated, confident, and refined. For me, it’s less about extravagance and more about carrying myself with poise, letting simplicity highlight the joy and love of the day.”
What moments are you most looking forward to in your bridal look-seeing your partner’s reaction, the first dance, or something else?
“What I’m most looking forward to is seeing my partner’s reaction the moment he sees me. That look unfiltered, raw, and filled with love is something I know will stay with me forever. More than the dress, the music, or the details, it’s that instant connection, where all the planning fades away and it’s just the two of us, beginning our forever. For me, that’s the most magical moment I can imagine”
