I took a few pictures at the wedding I went to last week. Most of them didn't come out well at all. I guess I just haven't quite figured out how to take good indoor shots with my new camera. But maybe these pics will give you some idea of what the wedding looked like.
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| Guests arrived with pink envelopes with money inside. Their first step was to sign the guest book at this table, and put their money envelope into the big pink heart on the table. (Piyawat's sister, Piyawadee, is the second from the right.) | The guests then headed into the big banquet room where they were served a 10-course meal. There was a big stage set up in front (in the top left of this picture), with a back drop that listed the happy couples names and the date. |
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| Before dinner started, however, everyone had their picture taken with the happy couple. Here they are waiting for the next group of guests to arrive. | Here's the 9-layer wedding cake flanked by two ice sculptures. Impressive, huh? |
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| After the banquet, the family stayed around for the tea ceremony. Here, the happy couple is giving tea to the bride's parents. | After almost everyone had gone home, the happy couple had a chance to look through the guest book and read the messages that were left for them. |
This is so like a Chinese Wedding in Kuala Lumpur, but one thing missing was the slide show of how the happy couple meet each other..
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention the slide show. They even played it twice on the big screen behind the stage.
- Stuart
Very nice photos! I am so impressed by the cake! I have never seen one so big before. My wedding is coming but I think we will only have between 1 or 5 layers... decide later.
Very nice! I am also glad you have placed your journal online and not in a book. :P
Hope you have many more journeys to come!
Candy