One of the reasons we decided to spend two weeks in Perth was to attend the wedding of my niece, Yvonne.
The wedding preparation started the night before with the hair combing ceremony for the bride, a tradition not practiced by my side of the family. This tradition was first introduced to me in 2007 during Eva's wedding (Read here).
Of course, tea ceremony is now standard practice adopted by all who profess to be Chinese. It is a good time for the couple to get to know the rest of the larger family and to collect some angpow!
The wedding preparation started the night before with the hair combing ceremony for the bride, a tradition not practiced by my side of the family. This tradition was first introduced to me in 2007 during Eva's wedding (Read here).
Of course, tea ceremony is now standard practice adopted by all who profess to be Chinese. It is a good time for the couple to get to know the rest of the larger family and to collect some angpow!
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| Hair combing ceremony |
Immediately after the short ceremony was over in Lamont, the scramble for ice lolly turned out to be great fun for kids and adults.
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| Patiently waiting to collect ice lolly |
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| Getting ready for the wedding banquet |
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