Thank goodness for the map drawn by TallShafiq and the oh so big sign board of the venue, we reached Dewan Perdana Felda at 8.00pm sharp.
Thought that we'll be late(working day mar, sure got traffic jam one) as Brenda only fetched me at 7.30pm.
Was ushered in by Steven(ala prom style) into the grand bright hall. Wow!! Nice lighting, nice pelamin(the stage), nice atmosphere... heck, everything is nice lar.
While waiting for the arrival of the bride and groom, a video of the Akad Nikah was shown for the guests to watch, accompanied by what I would describe as fox-trottable music
. We started to chat about dancing(again!) .Oh!! Took some pictures with few of the salsero/as too(pictures shall be posted after I grab them from the various camera owners first). Most of them were in the traditional bajus and also suits. Hard it is to find us salsa addicts in such ethnic and formal attire.
Then the hero and heroine arrived in style. O_O ... Guru Sam in 3 pc (not swim-)suit and Cikgu Aisha in a pinkish white gown, both so charming leh.
Everything(the speeches, well wishes from the VVIP, dinner, the lightning with no thunder, etc etc) went on so smoothly and in timely manner. Seems like the MRT is not applied here which is good for everyone.
Guru Sam gave a most impressive(uh-uhmm) speech about marriage and fried chicken(click here for the shorter version of the speech) which us guests giggle non-stop at.
Not to forget the Emcees too. The way they berpantun(rhyme) reminds me of the recitals and poetry readings from my sastera(malay literature) classes. Wished that they could translate them into English though to benefit some of the non-Malaysian guests.
The ceremony ended in style after the newly-weds cut the cake and the emcees gave their last poem in English with well wishes for the bride and groom.
Congratulations again to Guru Sam and Cikgu Aisha.
**hmm... am wondering: will they be checking out the salsa clubs in Bali while honeymooning?
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