Before the solemnization, we took a few shots showcasing the Singapore Flyer.
Some pictures when it was still bright!
Some pictures when the sun was setting!
We had an evening solemnization ceremony. Some fun facts from the ROM before I flood you guys with pictures.
- Guests have to arrive 30 minutes prior boarding and are hosted in the lounge. (Because they have to come 30 minutes before the ceremony, everyone HAD to be on time. Most punctual guests ever.)
- The capsule can only fit 26 guests. Small and cosy!
- There is no typical set up of chairs and tables like the usual solemnization ceremony. Instead, we stand.
- I had my pens engraved. Mr Sim and Mrs Sim for Ching Chong Boy and me. Mama Nad for my mum and Papa Sim for my father-in-law.
- A little booboo. Ching Chong Boy couldn’t untie the knot for the rings on the ring pillow.
- We had a really fun time reciting our vows.
- I was scared Ching Chong Boy would pop the champagne in my face.
- I had two bridal bouquets. One by Shanobyl and one by Denis Flower Shop.
- I did not even get to eat my canapes in the capsule as I was too busy. The girls found it hilarious when I exclaimed “Oh that’s how it looks like after looking at their instagrammed pics”
- We had a pink and/or blue dress code!
Enjoy the pictures!!! It’s extremely image intensive. My apologies! Am waiting for the video, will share it soon!
Next entry, the buffet dinner!
[…] After the solemnization ceremony in the capsule, we adjourned to O’Learys for a buffet dinner. I was actually quite pissed with O’Learys prior to my ROM as they took forever to reply my emails and they even told my Singapore Flyer coordinator that the venue might not be available for my dinner even though I had confirmed things earlier. […]
Hi, I’m interested to know where do you get your “Mr & Mrs Sim” metal tag done? As I would like do one as well.
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Hi Skai! i know this came a tad late..congratulations to the both of you :)nn
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