I just came back from attending Alan and May’s wedding dinner and it is one of the best and coziest wedding dinner I’ve attended (not that I attended a lot of wedding dinners).Oh yeah, before I forget, Congratulations to Alan and May. May you guys be happy forever and ever and ever and ever…(I think that’s enough “evers” )

I reached the hotel quite early as I went there directly after my classes. In fact, I was one of the first there. had a few drinks and more people came. I met a lot of my ex-colleagues as well. It’s nice to see them again.

The reason why I said it’s one of the best is because it wasn’t a very structured wedding. Everyone was having fun. Alan went up stage, sang and played the guitar to his bride (I’ve never attended a wedding where the groom sings), instead of some old aunty or uncle singing some hokkien songs with the karaoke machine with their “super-out-of-tune-vocals”. Alan and his friends then entertained the guests with their singings and guitar prowess.

May’s cousins gave a few VERY GOOD renditions of love songs for the newly weds. It was really nice. The bride and groom invited everyone to dance while their cousins sing. It’s a very casual wedding dinner.

Anyway, here are the pictures I took at the wedding.

The newly weds entering the hall

Alan strutting his guitar skills

May’s cousin, Darrel, giving his rendition of Richard Marx’s Now and Forever

Me with the newly weds

That’s all the pictures I have.

I will be attending quite a number of weddings this year as a lot of my friends are getting married. In fact, I will be the best man for Wei Yih during his wedding at the end of the year!

I can foresee my “2008 at a glance” entry at the end of the year to be like xiao-ahmei’s year review. Look at the amount of wedding dinners she attended!

I’d just like to wish the newly weds for having a happy life for the rest of their lives. Congratulations!