Kewei on vox, Ein on keyboard
Dear Kewei,Sorry for the late reply, we've only recently received our photographs. We were very glad that you were able to perform at our wedding. All our guests enjoyed themselves very much, and a few even asked for your contact. Also thank you to Einein and you for learning the two march-in songs within such a short time! Both of you were fabulous! It's just a pity that we didn't have time to thank you properly and to actually enjoy most of your singing!Good luck and all the best,Jakob & Marie
Jakob and Marie held their wedding lunch reception on a beautiful sunny afternoon at the Regent,
and warm wishes were sent to them on video from Hong Kong, Switzerland, all around the globe.
Marie specially selected this version of the Wedding March to be played, a sweet classy version that Ein learnt in no time,
and specially dedicated
You Raise Me Up (by Josh Groban) to both their parents and
That's What Friends Are For to their friends for all the times they've shared together :)
It was especially sweet to have special songs dedicated to their friends and family,
it makes having a live band at the wedding even more meaningful! :)
Thanks to Cheong for the photos!
1 comment:
efficiency and a sense of responsibility. Be cautious of ad hoc groups involving half-past six musicians. There have been instances where a group of strangers get together to play for the first time on the wedding day. It is pointless risking your big day for a cheap deal.
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