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6 months Wedding Preparation

No... no... it was not a shot gun wedding, we had few reasons to hold our wedding as soon as possible.
Firstly, my rented room contact was expired on May 2008 and it was troublesome to find and move to other rented room for a short period of time, therefore we prefer to stay together either renting or buying new house.
Secondly, it was our principle that considered conservative which we can't live together before marriage therefore the best option was getting married officially.

Lastly, for practical reason, we needed to match the date with his parents who would be attending his brother's graduation in Singapore to save trip as well as church' s available date therefore we finally decided  July 5th as our wedding date.

The preparation was scared and excited us in the same time. With a lot of things to settle in very short time, careful planning and time management were essential.
We prioritised our time to look for a house because the process took sometimes from searching the right place until we could move in.

Then, we also browsed our vendors, we did not have much savings therefore we wanted to have a simple wedding at Church and receptions afterward at the same place.
Basically, we carefully looked for catering, wedding gowns and Pre wedding session and photographer on the actual day itself that suit our budget and other minor things likeinvitation cards, souvenirs etc.

Here's the list of our vendors :
Wedding gowns and prewedding session 👗 : Volans Couture
Catering 🥘 🍴: Smiling Orchid
Actual Day photographer 📸 : Roger chua and Volans Couture
Invitation Cards : Aditya Kusuma



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