Yes I did attend the wedding... With whom? Ahaaa... Good question..
After searching high and low for a partner, finally my darling sis agreed to accompany me to the wedding. That was after much persuasion on my part *hehe*... And I was really thankful for her company, because I was practically the only outsider attending the blessing ceremony in the earlier part of the evening. Hence, having her beside me was actually very comforting.
The garden event was absolutely beautiful.. Words fail to describe how perfect it was to have a ceremony, in front of the waterfall, surrounded by colorful flower arrangements. It was like a scene taken out from the fairytale stories. The Bride looked radiant in her ivory gown, standing under the arch next to her husband. I was so glad to see that she was smiling, after all the nightmare that she had gone through while preparing for the wedding. Finally, all her sleepless nights and stressful days had paid off.
The dinner, however, was a very looooooong event. The invitation said that it will begin at 7.30 pm. Nevertheless, people only started to fill in the Ballroom a few minutes before 8.30 pm. Malaysians and punctuality!! And I thought Malay weddings were bad. Another thing that I find very disturbing was how ignorant people can be when it comes to dresscodes. It was suppose to be a formal dinner. Most of the guests dressed smartly for the occasion (including yours truly *ahem* *winks*). However, my sis pointed out one lady that came in a short denim miniskirt and a t-shirt like top, with a colored pantyhose and also a very jinjang-disco-going bag. Ermm.. I'm not trying to criticise her choice of accessories here, but her dressing.... errmmmm....... I'll you be the judge.Oh well, I have survived another wedding. And there goes another bestfriend, thrown into the land of matrimony. All I can do now is to try and dodge the next wedding invitations that will be coming my way and just keep on focusing on my pathetic single life.. *winks*
binx: yawns.....
9 comments:
So did you manage to upstage the bride? hehe
ijun:
why would i wanna do that? :p
nah.. how can i, when she looked damn gorgeous in the lovely gown.
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Wow, the wedding sounds nice. Somehow I love weddings. I love to see how the bride is so happy.. the flowers, the happy parents.... and good food hehe
the one with petals...'sabun' for the bubbles ke? everybody got one? bring home some for me ah?
3six7:
nah.. luckily there was only one aunty that i bumped into (an old neighbour n a friend's mum) and she was the only one that shot me that Q.. the rest of the evening was great...
the were noo bouquet throwing lah.. too bad.. :(
lin:
indeed it was nice.. everything was great.. and the food was heavenly (except for the vegetables part.. hehehe)
teek:
the petals tuh for us to throw at the couple when the march down the aisle.. but it's actually fake petals (tipah tertipu!)..
yeah everyone got the bubbles.. it was nice seeing ppl frm young to old blowing bubbles into the air.. it was a pleasant scenery..
C'mon Binx, your 'single life' is NOT pathetic. For all you know, all your hitched up friends are envying your so-called 'single life'.
Enjoy it while it lasts, girl...
totally depleted:
thanks for the boost of confidence there..
hehehe.. i was just being the usual drama queen there.. yes yes.. i AM enjoying the moment..
*winks*
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