Spent my day watching Christopher Lee and Fann Wong's wedding programme on YouTube and looking at their wedding photos. 500MB. Well spent, I say. It was interesting and sweet. Voyeuristic streak la. The public enjoy knowing what's going on in the lives of the famous.
Everything except the wedding day itself was great. The wedding was televised so they had to address the viewers and all. Then you got the hosts going on and on. And then there was the SMS messages from the public. Not so enjoyable la.
I'm curious. Why did they commercialise their wedding? Was it to save money? Or did they sincerely wanted to share their happy moment with everyone?
Well, I hope they're happy. And have babies safely. Dah 38 tahun dua orang tu.
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I have this whole idea of not yielding to wedding packages. Specifically, the photo shoots and videos. Fairy tales and choreographed photo shoots.. not my thing. When I get married, I'm going to make my own video. HAHAHA.
In fact, if I can do the photography as well, that'd be great. HAHAHAAHAHAH.
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Don't think 500mb can last you for a month. Very fast finish one. Really.
can't wait for ya photos and videos... make sure u do post them here on ya blog ^^
Btw, nanged ya post on innit and also clicked on ya ads here already... ^^
Vel: I know lo. That's why gonna make use of my student quota and not load anymore videos. HAha.
Kennee: Still long more leh. haha.
fann wong so thin summor.. i think she'll be going for c-section haha!
If I have my way, I won't be taking the wedding package either. I mean, come on, I have so many photographer friends already and they can help!I won't want those pictures of us posing so much also. Not like anyone sees them after the first time.
I have my reservations about video as well. I think the whole pre-wedding video craze that swept up FB is just what it is. A craze.
Nicole: You don't let her gain more weight first meh. haha.
GZ: Exactly. I think consumerism is getting out of hand la. first it was just a slideshow, then it became music videos, then it became motion pictures. What's next??
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