It's been 2 months since J said "yes" and what a surreal 2 months it has been planning for the wedding which, incidentally, is more than a year away! J's all psyched up and excited of coz (which is really great!), but methinks she's way ahead of the gorilla right now! For one, she seems to instinctively know so much about weddings that it's kinda
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I'm not sure if you've ever attended a Chinese wedding dinner. We're talking more than 25-30 tables (of 10 pax each)easily ... so that's like 250-300 guests already! And then there's the 10-course meal, and all the "traditional" stuff that the couple has to do like going round to every table for toasts (and you wonder why the groom is usually pissed drunk by the end of the night)! LOL! There's also usually a tea ceremony prior to the wedding dinner where the couple has to serve tea to all their elders from both sides of the family ... one elder (or couple, if the elder is married) at a time! Man, I could go on with the practices that make up a chinese wedding ... heh, but I think I'll save that for future posts. ;)
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No I've never attended a chinese wedding dinner,but I'd like to someday. I have however attended two vietnamese wedding dinners. I'm assuming the way the meals are served is pretty much the same(ie: 10 course meal and stuff) There was lots of karaoke,we had our picture taken with the bride and groom under an arch of balloons. I can't remember if they went to every table but it was a nice dinner. The wedding ceremony was of course different but it was very sweet. Ok! looking forward to more future posts on this!
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hah.....that's the truth for ya - its never about the 2 of you for the wedding, its about your family and relatives and friends yada yada.....
Since you like outdoor and still have to do traditional chinese dinner.....how about Rasa Sentosa? You can have the solemisation on the pool side (and maybe you 2 like to be in gorilla outfits *chuckles*), then the guests can adjourn to the ballroom for dinner later. Not bad but likely to burst your pocket, unless its pretty deep down there.
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Tell me about it! There's seems to be so much "face value" at stake for our folks it's really amusing sometimes ... sometimes only hor! *rolls eyes*
We've thought about Rasa Sentosa too, but as e_rambler pointed out below, an outdoor wedding is pretty weather-dependent, so it'll probably be a no-go I suspect lah. A bit risky given Singapore's unpredictable weather. And no, I don't have pretty deep pockets ... but I like to believe they're, erm, well packed though. *ego trip* Hahaha!
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custom or off the rack... depends on the size of your wallet.. shes a HUGE success story in her own right.. starting from wedding gowns and moving on to mainstream fashion as well... *pats the monkey on the back*
All i can say is... good friggin luck! :p
haha... wedding dinners? i say.. keep it short/simple/sweet/small... have better quality company/food/and kickass invitation cards... also a nice band would be good.. (but thats pushing it a little)
but hey... when you say I do.. means.. I do anything.... so.. all the best monkey boy! if you don't.. you might get your organ.. GROUND uif you know what i mean...
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So Vera Wang is really that famous and *koff* expensive *koff* huh? I took a quick look at their website. I must say most of their gowns do appear more quite stunning and elegant. But what does a gorilla know about fashion lah. Then again, I do know what's sexaaay and what's not ... like that plunging neckline Vera Wang gown was HOT!!! Aiyah, J's a sensible gal. I don't think she'll eventually wanna splurge on a Vera Wang lah. *crosses fingers*
Yeah, I agree! Keep things simple, fun, cosy and provide kick-ass food, music and, of coz, wedding invitations. I like the idea of a band actually, but can't decide what kinda band. Jazz maybe? Definitely no heavy metal, head banging stuff that's for sure. If there's any banging to be done, leave it monkey boy! Hahaha!
It'll be real tragic if the organ gets ground ... or grounded hor! Choy! Choy! *sprinkles salt over back* LOL!
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but since i just watched Ray on TV , say go for something with a lil swing... and sass, ya know get em moving...
and plunging necklines? i'm ALLL for it..... she got the goods? well.. whats one dress? eh? its not every day a woman gets a vera wang... and don't let her see this bein typed though!
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Heh, I think she has the goods ... I'm just not sure I want my dickhead buddies and male cousins leering at her assets! Brudder, ONE Vera Wang will set us back majorly hor! Heh, I think we'll rather channel the spare funds into something else lah ... like a really cool band for example? LOL!
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mommy says " cuz thats the best colour of the happiest day of her life"
kid says " ohhhh.... ok.... so... why's the groom dressed in black?"
*Dong cheng!*
actually, a nice white summer would look pretty fetching for the groom.... but whatever your bride says.. is better... less dangerous.
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White summer? Brudder, is that like white or not? What's a white summer? Speak gorilla lingo lah. Erm, I'll look very stark in white methinks coz I'm kinda dark-skinned. I swim and play outdoor sports a lot lah ... and I must qualify that that's "outdoor" sports hor. Hahaha!
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Oh you'll be breathless by the time the whole preps are done! She will don many many many gowns till she finds the perfect one! hehe
Yah I agree the whole dinner humdum is to please the folks, and well like my hubby says it's once in your lifetime so just let them have what they want.
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actually hor, i was giggling to myself quite abit when you all used the Van McCoy song for the entry. keke.
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But for the same reason, just wanted people to laugh at how stupid it sounded cos' I was damn sian.
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