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Today it is back to work. Yesterday had been a fruitful expedition to buy wedding accessories and necessities.
In the morning, we paid respect to my father and my fiancee’s grandma. These are hard and happy times for us as we remembered the people who love us alot and yet, they couldn’t possibly attend our wedding. They can only look from heaven and give us our blessings. Or they can appear as angels in our dreams and guide us along. Or they may appear as a stranger and become our guardian angels, even for a moment, to make sure we are safe.
Yesterday, we celebrated that I handed all my assignments, projects and term paper. Could you imagine you are working full-time, studying half-time, preparing your wedding, and at the same time trying to adjust change of life-stages from a boy in the mom’s eyes, a boyfriend in my girl friend’se eyes, a single man and the little boy in my own’s eyes to still a boy in my mom’s eyes, a husband in my wife’s eyes and a responsible and committed husband to my wife in my own eyes?
Conituing our journey from House of Etiquette (see previous post), we made our way down fom Tanjong Pagar Road to Chinatown Complex (see here for map).
Let me bring you for a wedding tour to Tanjong Pagar Road. When people talk about this place, people are immediately reminded of the nurmerous wedding studios that sprawn the area.
You can view the map here at streetdirectory.com (For Bridal studios’ web sites, go here.)
It was my first time there and I’m stunned by the numerous wedding studios along the road. There are two lanes. Finish walking along one lane, cross over to the other. There are plenty of wedding studios to shop around and hunt for the best deal for your wedding day.
There the more popular wedding studios like Santiago and Frederick Bridal. There are other smaller studios, some of them with names unheard of.
Last Friday, we scouted for another shop which specialises in selling kua. It took us half-an-hour to locate the shop. It is along Singapore, 86 Tanjong Pagar Road. It was not obvious if you scan across from the opposite shopping lane. It was only when we crossed the road and walked to right in front of the shop, then only we could identify it was the shop.
It is called “House of Etiquette”. It sold and rent Chinese wedding Kua. So far, I think it is the only shop that does that.
This week, my aunty Lee Sah had helped me printed the wedding inserts. She told me to buy the special gold marker pen that can write on translucent plastic paper. She even offered to help me get the ribbon which will be used to secure the inserts to the cards. I’m thankful that I was charged at a special rate for the printing. This “special price” is to be kept as a secret….shuuuu….sh….:p Continue Reading »