RSS feedKelvin & Kimberly Langkawi Diary - Grand Beach Wedding Finale of Love Me Do!
Finally, the much awaited moment has arrived. It is down to the Grand Beach Wedding Walk-in!
I was brought down by papa and Louisa (from That Special Occastion). Along the way, I forget to put down my veil! Hey, I didn’t know that I need to put it down myself ok. As I walked down with papa, the bees kept chasing my hand bouquet. It must been very fresh! I was so nervous and yet I had to chase the bees away.
The preclude music – Pachelbel’s Canon started. From far I saw Dear and his bestmen team has marched in after Han-Ni announced the beginning of the ceremony. After a while, Dear and his bestmen team were in the position, with all of them facing me. This is followed by the walked in of the flower girl and my bridemaid team.
Click here to view Kelvin’s and his bestmen walk-in on Razor TV (Episode 3.1)
Now it is down to me! I held my father tight. He was very handsome that day. All the bridesmaids, bestmen and my groom walked up into their position. When the Bridal Chorus Music started to play softly, I held my father’s hand tight as he walked me down the aisle. I saw my dear at the end of the aisle waiting. As I walked in confidently, my eyes focused on dear as he gives me assurance that I’m beautiful at that moment. Besides than our guests and the media, there were many other hotel guests came in to witness our ceremony.
As I reached dear, my father slowly and gently placed my hand onto his hand, together we moved forward. In front was Enzo (the General Manager of Berjaya Langkawi Beach & Spa Resort), who started to wish us and solemnize us. “Yes, I do” were the words that can be heard amidst the sea waves. And we exchanged our vows.
Click here to view Kimberly’s walk-in on Razor TV (Episode 3.2)
Kelvin’s Vow ©:
Kimberly Yap Huay Sean, today I take you to be my wife. I promise to continue to love you more and more each day and to take care of you forever. Even though, when you are old and ugly, I will still love you. I promise to love you for eternity, respecting you, being faithful to you, and sharing everything in my life with you. I promise for whatever happens, I will protect you and to share the burden with you. I promise to grow old along with you and keep our relationship alive and exciting. This is my solemn vow.
Kimberly’s Vow ©:
Kelvin Teo Seh Kiat, from the moment I first saw you, I knew you were the one with whom I wanted to share my life. I promise to support you and stand by you no matter what happens in the future. I promise to understand you and trust you and respect you as my husband and the man of my life. We will build our family together and create a life that we can cherish. When everyone in this world does not believe in you, I would still believe in you. This is my solemn vow.
The vows exchange is followed by the sand pouring ceremony. We then poured two bottles of sand (from different beaches) into one bottle, symbolized a new shared life, and couldn’t be separated anymore. This special event was so meaningful to us!
After the sand pouring ceremony, we got back to our position and we exchanged our rings. This is the time when it started to rain. Han-Ni said, it was the “shower of love“, even the God is touched that we’re finally married. 
As we continue, there were a few people cover us with umbrella. We stood still knowing that whatever happens, we’re standing together from now on.
After Enzo pronounced us as Mr. and Mrs. Teo, the Ever Ever After song was played! We walk down along the eco-friendly aisle as husband and wife with the blessings with all our families, relatives and friends.
We walked out to the back and Louisa helped me to attach the train to my gown as preparation for the media photo session. I saw Poh Mui, she helped me to push away my hair to ensure that I’m still pretty for photo session. Then, we walked out for photo session. As it was still raining a bit, Han-Ni has asked for our opinion to change it to plan B for dinner. We decided to change to Plan B (having the dinner in Oriental Chinese Restaurant instead of Pahn-Thai Restaurant) and guests were ascorted to the Beach Restaurant nearby.
All my bridesmaids and our friends were so excited to take photo, don’t even care if it’s raining. When the rain stops, KY and Zach (from Edmund Tham’s Photography) suggested us to take the pictures along the beach with all the beach wedding decoration. We started to take photo and it really stopped raining indeed. We took many photos with families, relatives, bestmen, bridemaids and friends but we’ve missed out the Berjaya team who had worked so hard for us. 
During the photo session time along the beach, Poh Kwan from Razor TV managed to interview our bestmen and bridemaids and our friends. After the photo session, I tossed my bouquet and it was caught by Chuei Ping! I guess I have passed it to the right person! Haha!
Now it is the time for all the guests to proceed to Oriental Chinese Restaurant to have the dinner. Stay tuned for our experience during dinner time and bridal suite next!
Photo courtesy by © Evan Hwong and © Eric Cheam.