I had heard from Jac that this wedding din din was planned like a year ago as this venue is unimaginably popular and difficult to book. Plus, a certain someone even told me minimum RM 100 as angpow! Pressure, pressure...So, I was thinking the food must be fantastic with abalone and scallops and sea cucumber? Hoho, you will never find me craving for those delicacies as I'm not a fan of them. I think the only 'rich-man's food' I enjoy is sharksfin. My mum used to say 'bodoh-la'. hee hee.
The simple yet elegant reception area of Oriental Pearl Restaurant, Bukit Kiara Equestrian Club. Last time I was here many years ago was to attend a concert for boy band, Blue :-)
Choy Phyll, Moon, Jacklyn (the happy bride) and Me
The banquet hall which is a very long one. We were seated towards the back and as I took a long walk towards the front of the hall...
I finally made my way towards the front of the stage and managed to get this shot before more guests had their eyes glued on me, wondering if I was some hired photographer/ close relative who kept clicking away.
I soon noticed there were more 'uncles and aunties' in the front section of the hall, while it was all youngsters at the back (eh-hem, that includes me of course)
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Me, Fong Fong, Yong (it's been so long!) & Choy Phyll (wow, love that shoulder-drooping pose la! tee-hee)I soon noticed there were more 'uncles and aunties' in the front section of the hall, while it was all youngsters at the back (eh-hem, that includes me of course)
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What's with that bunny-tooth grin, Jin -oo-
too bad the food portion was gender-biased. Hmpph!
Whilst I had my backside facing the stage, people like MarkLim, Jeffrey and wifey had the view of a pillar. Haha..lesson learnt - to come early to a wedding din din for the best seats in the room!
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