Left to right: Richard and Mei Yin, Kexin on Vox, Ivan on Sax, Mr Purnomo on guitar, Deon (hiding behind) on drums and Wah Yong on bass.
Kexin on Vox
Richard and Mei Yin's wedding has got to be one of the most posh weddings I've ever had the honour to perform at.
The venue spoke of class and elegance, with chandelier-like flower displays scattered throughout the ballroom. It was also the very same ballroom where Mediacorp actress Michelle Chia held her televised wedding dinner very recently!
While the VIP table (where the parents are seated) are usually located right in front of stage, Richard and Mei Yin's VIP table was situated right in the middle of the ballroom, centre of attention indeed!
Even during the reception, we already noticed that almost all of the gentlemen were clad in black suit and tie, something not commonly seen at most weddings.
As if these were not enough to qualify it as the "breakthrough wedding of the year", every single guest had their meals served in an exquisite dish, ala carte style, instead of each table having to share one huge dish.
Now I was really impressed by the meal presentation for it not only gave the wedding dinner a touch of sincerity, but also made the guests feel a sense of importance.
the band in action
It was particularly touching when the couple went an extra mile to thank their parents and YoursTruly was happy to have been part of it.
We sang their parents' favourite song, 月亮代表我的心, promptly after they finished their thank-you speeches. In a well-timed fashion, they also proceeded to present specially-prepared gifts for their parents when the song ended.
YoursTruly was honoured to have been part of such a wonderful celebration of Love, joy and gratitude!
Thank you Richard and Mei Yin! :)
Also Special thanks to Zhing from Spellbound and her partner, both lovely wedding planners who were the nicest to the band. Applause to you ladies for making everything soo perfect!
Once again, photos above brought to you by Livestudios.
Some taken by Eric from Livestudios, Others are scanned versions of the photocards we received from their photo-printing kiosk!
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