So we decided to go early since it is based on first come first serve. When I arrive at JPN (about 8 am in the morning), we submitted our form and we got number 3003 (apparently this number came out first prize and second prize in the 4D on two consecutive weeks).

Here’s the family photo (Cynthia’s parent can’t make it since they are still in Tawau). They have all these cute backdrops for you to take photos around the building.

The lovely & loving couple for the day.

Here they are submitting the forms and identification card (both marrying couple and the witness). Had to pay RM 30 for the marriage certificate.

The scary moment in life (Haha… signing the document of lost freedom … honey, don’t kill me).

Here’s the commissioner that sign the marriage certificate. Really funny lady.

The exchange of the wedding rings.

“You may kiss the bride :P”

The married couple (with Cynthia’s aunty as the witness on the right).

• one super large photo for hanging in the room (i’m not kidding when I say it super large)
• 80 photos for “jie mui” and family
• one standing photo
• one hanging photo
• 2 album + 1 guestbook

I have uploaded the photos to the website as well but it’s only open to those people that I want to show for the time being.

One big stack of envelope and cards waiting for delivery. Have to find a way to send some of them back to my fiancee’s hometown as well.

Check this out! They even hang out signs with our names at the elevator on each floor! Really professional standards.

I won’t be posting much photo on the food since I will let that be part of the dinner surprise

• I have added more photos to the photo gallery (sorry folks, no pre-wedding photos yet… I’m only collecting them in September)
• We have confirmed our card design. Now getting all the little details finalize.
• Choosing actual day gown this coming Saturday.
• I’ve been traveling overseas a lots these few weeks… so very very busy.

First, you go to the bridal shop for which you need to spend at least 1 hour for make-up for the ladies. Trust me, it will take ONE HOUR. It only takes like 5-10 minutes for the man.

Next comes the changes of costume. The first to be taken is the choice of ethnic costume from which you have a choice of English, French, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Malay and Indian style. You will meet the photographer whereby he will go through a list of items which you can decide whether you want or don’t want (for example, do you have any taboo with black color … or you want the entire face without your head being chopped off :P)

Next comes the changes for wedding dress and change of hair-do for the ladies. Photos are taken in the studio and around the bridal shop. This entire cycle goes on as there is still 2 more evening gown changes to go through. It will end about 3pm.

Immediately after this comes the outdoor shoot. We decided to have ours done in Putrajaya which has a familiar "Canberra" look.

Just one of the spots where photographs are taken.

Managed to snap this action pic. The photographer will assist in the background selection and poses. So just let loose and enjoy

By the time we got back, it was already 8 pm. A full day adventure but freaking tiring. Make sure you get a good rest for the next day I was like aching all over

Here’s the premium roast blend coffee that they are serving in two sizes: small and regular.

Check out the new pancakes from McDonald served with honey, butter and hash-brown. It comes with a large cuppa coffee. YUMMY!