A friend got married recently. It was a beautiful wedding.
They had their nikah in a large mosque, attended by family and close friends.
There were exchanges of vows in a beach-side pavillion in Bali. A toast was made by the best man who was suitably suited in a tuxedo.
The bride and groom paid homage to the ancestors after the customary tea drinking ceremony at the parent's house.
The imam read a prayer for the bride and groom and the end of the bersanding, we had yam seng for their prosperity at the fancy reception in a large ballroom.
The chinese bride wore a resplendent white kebaya and the malay groom was in an exquisite silk red mandarin shirt.
I love cultural diversity and tolerance.
They had their nikah in a large mosque, attended by family and close friends.
There were exchanges of vows in a beach-side pavillion in Bali. A toast was made by the best man who was suitably suited in a tuxedo.
The bride and groom paid homage to the ancestors after the customary tea drinking ceremony at the parent's house.
The imam read a prayer for the bride and groom and the end of the bersanding, we had yam seng for their prosperity at the fancy reception in a large ballroom.
The chinese bride wore a resplendent white kebaya and the malay groom was in an exquisite silk red mandarin shirt.
I love cultural diversity and tolerance.
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The wedding sounds beautiful :)
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