I thought that I can blog on my wedding experience today. But I had spent the last 3 hours filtering my 2000 photos that I took in Korea. Now at 12.15am, I have selected 623 photos out of 630 photos.

So, I went through 3 stages: selection, filtering and screening…wow…

wondering anyone knows any places that provide cheap services for developing 623 photos.

I have found out outlets that develope at 20 cents per photo if you are developing over 100 photos…so anyone knows where I can develope for less than 20 cents…

Hmmm…have been thinking how to benefit future readers who are using my blog to get the necessary information that they want.

Info such as how to get the best deals from hotels, where to get wedding customary items in the least time and what to do for wedding customs and many more.

I think what I will do is blog on alternate topics, wedding and honey moon in order to satisfy the prior groups as well as friends who want to know how was my Korea trip.

From today onwards, this blog will be updated daily. So continue to read my blog. If you know the info will benefit any one, feel free to send them the link.

Though challenging. planning a wedding should be fun and smooth, especially when we are all working. So, I hope My Wedding Blog can continue to benefit as many people as possible.

OKie…off to get ready to sort my photos again…I took 1989 photos in Korea during those 12 days…

Yesterday was Xmas eve and we started off our first day in our motherland unpacking our two gigantic lugguages.

Unpacking the dirty laundry, putting back all the toiletries, unused batteries and sorting all the gifts that we bought for friends, relatives as well as for ourselves.

Didn’t know that we started off at 10am in the morning and only finished unpacking at 6pm. When I look around me right now, there are still some loose items strewn around in different corners of my house, and not forgetting the clothes that are hung out to dry. (please don’t rain today; if not, my winter sweaters can’t dry.)

Below are all the things we have bought from Korea, Seoul and Jeju.

Though it was my second time back to Korea, this country has never failed to continue to amaze and intrigue me. A shopping paradise for ladies in deed and a beautiful place for an avid photographer to take photos.

Here are the cosmetic items that my wife bought from shops like “The Face Shop”, “Skin Food” & “Missha”.
There are also authentic ear-rings that I have never seen in Singapore. Not cheap though. At least S$50 for a pair…but I guessed it is the worksmanship that matches the price of the ear-rings.

We have just reached home from our 12 days Korea trip. It is our honey moon. One of the most unforgettable event that happened was we were trapped in heavy snowing (-4 degree celsius) with strong winds and we couldn’t get a cab back to our hotel. It was 2.45am in the street of Dongdameum.

I will blog more about my honey moon soon and so watch out for my blog. Meanwhile, all I need is a good rest…>.< good night

We will be off to our honeymoon till 24/12 (Sunday). My apologies for not able to blog till then but I promise to come back with more stories…

In fact, I have better posts for all of you when I return:

1. Will post a wedding schedule template after I tidy up mine. It will have columns on exact things to do and columns to reflect “who to do what by when and what is the quantity of the items”

2. More negotiation techniques to get more perks from hotel. How we manage to get FREE CORKAGES FOR ALL 40 bottles of wine and 2 HELPERS’ ROOMS instead of 1.

3. Things to look out for as a bride/ groom during the wedding day PLUS HOW TO Check our emotional state so that we stayed calm and pretty/ handsome.

Sorry, I really need to go. Yet to pack my lugguages and I still need to make a trip to Chinatown (People’s Park Complex) to exchange money.

The current exchange rate is about S$1 = 600 korean won.

Bye for now….do come back to my blog for more updates >.< meanwhile best wishes for ALL December grooms and brides!!!