I was pretty bushed cause i reached Pudu only around 3am and got an hour of sleep before going off to her place in Kepong early cause i was one of the chee mui's.
Turned out i was the earliest mui and got there even before the photographers.
*oops, i'm half in the pic*
She was bee-oo-tee-ful! I mean, which bride isn't hor?
Her dress was gorgeous on her- she chose a strapless corset-ish type dress that had a cascading skirt of whipped cream, soft and frothy, perfect on her small frame.
The groom, Ah Tok, had it relatively easy, although his heng tai's weren't that helpful. Strangely, he was so reluctant about singing to get in. He refused and even said he rather pay more ang-pow to be let in than sing...
After picking up the bride and the tea ceremony at her place, we all jumped in the car and went to his parents place in Sabak Bernam, which is a 2hour ride away. Yup, more travelling. 9 hours in total, Png-KL-Sabak B-KL.
The dinner was in Sunway Hotel, a Chinese restraunt there. It was nice sized crowd, 22tables of family and friends. The Ng's were our usual rambunctious selves and we only left after 12. As always, weddings are a good time for family catch-ups and this was no exception.
I'm so happy for my cousin, for the day to finally happen because they've been together for as long as i remember. Since their school days, 13years ago. Although the ceremony itself is just a formality(technically they registered last year), it is a celebration. They've been living in the UK and came back for it, and leaving tomorrow.
After attending two weddings in 2 weekends, there are things that i've noticed. About the brides, about the grooms. Things that will put my mind to work. Things that i'll be mulling over and once i've sorted my thoughts, i may blog about it.
Penang, i'll be seeing you tomorrow!
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