Hey chicks!
Thanks for the heads up on the solemnisation procedures at the temple.
Mabel, I didn't know they had CEOs for temples!! Wow...talk about corporatisation!!
Sphire, yes, don't you just hate it when guests start to pick up and leave the hall to get first in line to feed their faces even BEFORE the couple ties the thali???? How outrageous is that???
I have half the mind to have a friend emcee and inform guests at the start of the ceremony to remain seated until the ceremony ends, have my big bulky male cousins to be bouncers and keep the doors to the hall closed, and to instruct the temple or caterers to not feed anyone until we're done. Grrrr.....
But coming back to the solemnisation at the temple, does this mean that after the iyer has concluded the ceremony he will exit the stage and that's when the JC will come on stage and take over with the solemnisation? Alright, stupid question but bear with me pls: does the JC sit on the floor like the iyer? Do the bride and groom still remain seated on the floor/mandapam?
Sphire, although I haven't quite attended a wedding banquet at Suntec, here's a link that might help.
http://www.suntecsingapore.com/services/wedding/wedding.pl?id=15
Mabel, I read your blog and whoa, that was really great service you got at Stylemart. Can I ask who it was that served you? And were the wedding sarees very expensive? Mind if I ask what the damage was i.e $$$?
I agree that the Bobbi Brown pkgs are ex. But considering that the pkg price can be offset with $500 or $700 worth of purchases, it actually means that we're only paying $500 or $800 for their services. Not all that bad a deal if the bride happens to be someone who'd use those vouchers. But I can't quite say I'd have a use for a voucher that would cost that much. I mean, it's not like I buy cosmetics all the time! So yeah, weighing all the pros and cons, it won't really work for me either.