
Boy, I was surprised to see an ice sculpture outside the hall. Didnt take any pictures, forgot to bring the camera. Wasnt interested anyway, because the wedding was so beautiful, I cant help feeling envy the whole time I was there.
Then there was the ex-gf at the wedding. Mr. Joe’s ex-gf la, sape lagi. She’s pretty but I’m prettier. Heh. She’s plump size with long wavy hair. Joe said she used to be slimmer and wearing tudung when they were dating. While we were waiting outside to go back, she went outside too. Caught her eyeing my husband a few times. Back-off missy, he’s all mine now.
Anyway, back to the wedding, indeed it was a beautiful one but thousands of ringgit spent for a few hours event, I think it’s a waste unless your daddy is a wealthy man. But if you needed to borrow money here and there to pay your wedding planner, the priority isnt right.
Eventhough my wedding didnt come out the way I want it to be, I still love it, I love my family still (tak gaduh2) and I love my husband so much. It’s not worth quarelling or spending tooooo much money over a wedding reception that lasted only a few hours. Because the next day, the husband mula pening mana nak cari duit bayar hutang or terungkit masa gaduh2 tu about spending all his savings on the wedding.
I’m so glad we didnt have to borrow money from anyone or make personal loan for our wedding. And I still have my savings plus the duit hantaran. And I felt more special and appreciated when every cent my husband spent for the wedding came from his own savings, not a cent from his dad.
Bride-to-be out there, know your limit. Everyone dreams of having the beautiful things. If your parents or future parents-in-law is filthy rich and is paying for it, go ahead with your plans. But if you knew your future husband isnt that well off, have pity on him. Always remember, your husband’s debt is your debt too. His problem is contagious and you will get affected..

well said yaya...
ReplyDeletesomehow reflected on my last year's entry about getting married or getting broke?
huh, ramai dah beralih ke neo-classic/garden wedding for decoration pelamin. Thanks to SSF!
ReplyDeleteno worries yaya, the most important thing for you to look forward after this is the chances to tell your grandkids about ur special day. macam i selalu envy lar kat nenek-nek i dedulu....
good advise
ReplyDeletefrom yaya in the end..:)
sooner than later..
ahahaa
Mal: Entahla orang Malaysia ni dah terlalu infatuated with grand wedding reception walaupun tak mampu.. Bosan ar..
ReplyDeleteMin: I have good stories to tell my grandkids ;)
Ryo: Ni khas untuk pengantin perempuan. Pengantin lelaki biase relax je.. (unless he has a very cerewet mother) Yang penting nikah tu selamat..
a good entry i would say..i'll take it as an advice.hihi..
ReplyDeleteThank you Hana :)
ReplyDeleteeyh..ur a PTD? which ministry??hehe..my housemate PTD in foreign affair kat wisma putra.
ReplyDeleteMinistry of Hell, eh silap, Ministry of Health ;)
ReplyDeleteuits..MOH..bagus2..boleh link2 nnt..ramai member situ..nutrition dept.
ReplyDeletehaaaaaaa......thats what i think too. i want a small reception je kalau boleh. whythehell wanna spend loads of money on 1 day?? crazy.
ReplyDeletetapi bila mak bapak masuk campur nak itu nak ini nak besar nak ramai, aku pun mcm, 'kalau nak macam tu, mama abah keluar diri sendiri, ara takde duit.' hahahaha
yaya:
ReplyDeleteministry of hell,ahaha..
i love that statement..:)
Yaya, i dah tukar my blog add.
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