Been some time since I last updated my blog. Sharing some images from the wedding of Meng Thong and Ly Tan (my wife’s cousin) taken about some time ago.
Makeup by thelittlebrush.
Tag: ‘Malaysia’
Jia Yeong and Li Lian
February 11th, 2010 |
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Mien Wee and Sze Yin
November 4th, 2009 |
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After covering a dozen of weddings in many different places, he finally gets to add his hometown to the list. A good friend since the university days, Sze Yin invited him and wife to her wedding on the the Mid-Autumn Festival to be more than just guests – photographer for him, bride’s jiemei for her. It was truly an honor to say the least.
With the charming Mien Wee, both of them made a very lovely couple. The wedding was a simple yet fun affair. A lunch party with a small company of close friends and family in the Crystal Inn was filled with plenty of warmth and love. Less is more. His type of wedding.
A very Happy Birthday to Sze Yin whose birthday falls on tomorrow!
The usual drill. Highlights of the day below. Facebook. Slideshow.
Gordon and Jocelyn
October 27th, 2009 |
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A week after their solemnization, Gordon and Jocelyn had their transnational customary wedding across the border (actually, just between Woodlands and JB only lah). The joy of taking pictures for your good friend’s wedding – you watched and joined the actual fun without getting sabo-ed like the rest of the groom’s entourage. Also got to meet up with many familiar faces from Temasek Hall during the lunch.
Heartiest congratulations to Gordon and Jocelyn!
Bridal makeup by thelittlebrush.
Check out some highlights. More on facebook and slideshow.
Cameron Highlands 2009
August 22nd, 2009 |
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On the same day after they visited the zoo, the four of them left for Cameron Highlands at night via a long-haul Konsortium bus from Golden Mile Tower. The overnight journey from Singapore took more than 10 hours. The SGD58 one-way ticket did not match the condition of the bus itself. In other words, avoid Konsortium bus at all costs if possible. They had no choice because all other bus services was tied to hotel bookings.
After checking in at Rosa Pasadena Hotel (3-star, RM128 for twin sharing per room per night) at Brinchang, he booked a local tour from the hotel lobby. At RM25 per person, the tour covered destinations including Rose Garden, Butterfly Farm, Boh Tea Plantation farm, Honey Bee Farm, Strawberry Farm and a Chinese Temple. Departed at 1.30 pm from hotel lobby in a van with 6 other travelers (2 Filipinos, 1 Malaysian and 3 Dutch), the trip ended at around 7pm. Dinner was steamboat at the OK Tuck Restaurant which was highly recommended by the locals. Verdict: not bad lah.
The second day in Cameron Highlands was mostly spent walking around in Tanah Rata (RM8 taxi ride from Brinchang), a major hub whereas it seats several hotels, parks and comercial center. They had a fantastic lunch at T-Cafe (check out their Strawberry Fruity Scone and Mango Lassi!). Back in Brinchang, they discovered Strawberry Moment which sells all things strawberries! Besides dried strawberries, strawberry jam, strawberry chocolate and strawberry tea, Mum bought a whole piece of strawberry strudel for supper back in the hotel. 
Dinner was yet again steamboat, but in another recommended place called You Hoo Restaurant which was equally good if not better than the previous one. Anyway, in a cool place like Cameron Highlands, nothing really can beat a steamboat dinner, especially with family members.
Some pictures to share, as always.
