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Bollywood Wedding

It's been soooo long since I last updated this blog. Busy laaa.... many things has happened since then and I'll try to update as frequent as I can from now on.

My brother, Faleigh just had a wedding reception last Sunday. He married Nur Renuka Shanmugam Abdullah. So, the theme for the night was of course... "Bollywood" maroon and gold. Here's how we looked like...

The wedding, just like any Hindi movie lasted till late and everyone was really exhausted and only arrived home at about 2 am from the Pan Pacific Kuala Lumpur where the reception was held.

Weddings are perfect for us to meet relatives (like we don't see enough of them already.. lol!). It is always interesting to see cousins that you grew up with now having kids of their own... shows how far and matured we've grown since the last "main masak-masak" or "pukul berapa datuk harimau" or "kejar-kejar"... I didn't get the chance to snap a few photos with them but here's a snap of Rayyan, Arifah (my niece), and Sofea (Sara's daughter). Sara has here own fotopages at http://sarazinsm.fotopages.com

That's Rayyan, Sofea, and Arifah. I wish I could have more Rayyan's second cousins here but somehow they were busy enjoying the Bhangra dance inside the ballroom I guess.

I was made co-MC at the very last minute since the actual MC couldn't figure out who's who to perform the "merenjis ceremony". Yup, only at this "Indian" wedding we have the traditional Malay merenjis ceremony with supposedly rose water (tap water) and slivered pandan leaves drenched in somebody's perfume.

It was actually more of a dinner show rather than a wedding ceremony, hence "wedding reception". The food was good, the entertainment was good, but there were no Malay or English karaoke songs for me to sing while they were cleaning up the hall! Apparently the person who supplied the sound system were only told to prepare selected Hindi songs for the bride and groom to sing... sigh!

But Rayyan had a really great time that night. Forget the high fever and diarrhea he has been having for the last few days, forget the flu, forget all the Rota virus that has been attacking him as he ran up the stage and danced with the bride and groom...