My Wedding Day Ceremony
It was said that diamond is the king of jewels and the pearl is most certainly the queen. The pearl is the birthstone for the month of June and June is the most popular month of wedding in the West. The pearl is know as the gem of brides, which is believed that if wore on the wedding day, her marriage will be blessed with happiness. So I was glad to have pearls for my wedding dowry.
It was a sunny morning and I was really excited.
Relatives and friends started to turn up and were all awaiting for the groom to arrive. My Jiemeis and brother were preparing the "tekan" session of the Groom and his brothers. Shirlaine is the one who came up with all the ideas and she is good at it. Otsukaresama.
Photos were taken with everyone before the arrival of the groom.
The wedding VW arrived ... ...
The war of negotiations and "tekans" started...
The Groom finally met the Bride...
Leaving for Orchid Country Club...
Tea ceremony at Orchid Country Club...
Before setting off...
The tea ceremony at Mom's house...
The tea ceremony at my Mom's place marks the end of the wedding day ceremony.
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" A marriage is a symphony with changes of mood and tempo, intricate little counterpoints, and re-echoings of earlier themes. The symphony is disciplined and may at first sound restrainted, but you can play it again and again, and each time you'll hear a new bit of beauty you hadn't notice before." - Linda Henly (b. 1951), American writer.
I would like to thank my Mom, brother, all relatives and buddies who turned up for the wedding day ceremony. Your presence and participation had brought utmost happiness and memories for us. A big sincere THANK YOU to all of you folks and chums!
Jiemeis, which of you will be the next bride?
Catch my bouquet...
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