Ea Wei and I have been good friends for a few years now. It’s really about a year now that from my friendship with Ea Wei that I also got to know Patriana. And honestly, as hectic as the day was for the both of you, you both managed to get through the day with this ‘gleam’ in your eyes, and to be honest, I’ve never seen a happier Pat, and such a nervous Ea Wei.
I have to admit though; this couple has got to be about the hardest couple to read. I remember exactly a month before the KL wedding was to take place that I caught up with Ea Wei on whether he needed help, I thought they had already sorted out things (they had ZERO signs of panic). Well, I thought I’d instill some panic for them *wink* only to find out that the following still needed to be done:
1) 1st booking deposit for the hotel
2) Dinner menu selection
3) Negotiations with the hotel
4) Decorations, props, table arrangements
5) Banquet management
6) Lunch catering
7) Overall Logistics
8) Music and IT
So here goes...
Equatorial Hotel, Kuala Lumpur
The Grand Ballroom, done ala Urban Fairy
Pat and Ea Wei NEVER revealed any tell-tales of stress or panic. Even on their wedding day, Pat looked extremely composed and ready, and positively elegant.
I had one month to do my absolute best for the couple, so I hope I gave them the wedding of their dreams, and that off they will never forget:)
Congrats again you guys!!
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