Keep In Play

Even after 34 years, the Uncle Ringo travelling carnival still packs in the fun and games.

- Suhana AB

INSTEAD OF HAVING a wedding outdoor shoot at an exotic locale, Joyce Lee chose to do hers somewhere much closer to her heart. In the photos, Lee and her husband are captured having a laugh perched on bumper cars or striking a pose next to popular fun fair rides.

For Lee, this was a natural choice. The sales and marketing manager of travelling amusement park, Uncle fun fair, after all, grew up surrounded by these very rides. “I’ve been immersed in it since I was born and it is a large part of my childhood. It made sense to capture a happy occasion in my life here,” she says.

For Lee, gaining access to the fun fair was, well, a walk in the park. The leading, if not only, fun fair amusement park was started by her father Lee fun fair Chiang. Also known as Uncle fun fair, her father has been running the business for 34 years.

The young girl who had the privilege of unlimited rides at the funfair now plays a strategic role in the business. She left a cushy job as a risk consultant at an accounting firm to join her father’s business six years ago.