Veron: Hubby's Friend Wedding

28/5/2010 - We attended Soo Yee's wedding in Sentul. Soo Yee is Hubby's primary schoolmate and has been keeping in touch ever since. It was astonishing to know that he and his wife has been romantically involved since Form 2 (secondary education). The wedding was held in a school hall. Knowing it is a school hall, no one could imagine that the hall has been transformed to a Cinderella ballroom. The stage special effects was superb, with balls of fire that came out in the specific events during the dinner.

The Stage


The Projection Screen (notice the balls of lights)

I Love Their Door Gift!

Table Setting

Menu, Candle & 3 Common Dips


Look, Our 1st Dish...In A Sampan

Peter & Jenny: Walking Down The Aisle

Semoga Berkekalan Ke Anak Cucu...

I just came back from my classmate wedding dinner at The Corus Hotel. Well, I haven't met her for about close to 10 years. It was 2 weeks ago when I received a call from Jenny. She was sending her invitation to her wedding. As usual, dinner time on the card says 7pm sharp. But the dinner started at about 8.30pm. Me looking at the menu, hmm..the usual plat-du-diner-du-chinois... Impress me. Well, I am expecting something when it comes to hotel wedding dinners. My sister-in-law gave me hint-hint. She said don't give too much expectations. There were only 6 of us on our table. Therefore, the food was too much for us to handle. Even Hubby can't take it too much. Maklumlah, just recover from diarrhea and fever. The most annoying thing about this dinner is the MC. Well, apart from his overdo Yum Seng stint, I didn't expect him to perform on stage. This is even worst from a Ah Pek singing kareoke.


Don't You Wish Your Boyfriend Was Hot Like Me...

Hmm...there goes another saman for the year. The next one will be my brother-in-law's in 3 weeks time. o.O

Ivan & Kelly: Walking Down The Aisle

I just attended my friend's wedding lunch just now. It was held in Noble Banquet, Jalan Bukit Bintang. They had a Volkswagen Touareg for the big occasion. As usual, restaurants along this road don't have many parking spaces. We parked at the back of the restaurant (some sort like lorong belakang..), and they charged us RM5 for that! This is the first time I attended a Chinese wedding lunch. Not much difference though, guests still arrived late..people still dressed in their formal wear, barebacks and stilettos (for women). Nice ambience..good lighting and music (think Diana Krall or Michael Bubblé). The food is one of the tastiest among all the Chinese wedding dinners that I have been to. The shark's fin soup is not usual slimy & starchy type. It is a broth with chicken, bamboo's pith and 'kei chi'. Typical Chinese wedding will have their toasting session, we called..Yum Seng session. Until this stage, I thought this lunch actually stands out among all the dinners that I have attended before...until THIS (please refer to the video featured below) came along. Immediately, jatuh ranking. I hope Hubby better arrange something like a jazz live band for his brother's wedding coming next January...



Ah Pek Karaoke-ing...