The wedding plan started a year before the actual date. In fact, it was before we set the exact date *being a perfectionist*. Basically I already had an idea how my wedding will look like. One thing for sure, I wanted something very traditional. From the interior of the hotel ballroom to my hantaran baskets to my reception outfit. My mum wanted something bright, that was the reason why the songket was to be red.

The groom side was more of a simple and leisure concept. Therefore, we did not customize anything even the outfit. We took a simple wedding package from Putree by Kuang Yee. They provide the dress and the decorations and the luncheon was held at Anjung Budi, USM.

As for my hantaran, I requested for fresh flowers because I wanted something different. I hired Syurga Cinta Abadi who was also a friend of mine who owns a bridal boutique. I specifically told her that I wanted something simple. She created a mock hantaran and sent a photo of it. I agreed and on the day of my nikah, she brought everything along. 

I was absolutely pleased with the outcome. It was what I have imagined and wanted. The base of the hantaran were my own. Made of wood and rattan. 

No. 33, Jalan Kota Permai, Taman Kota Permai, Bukit Mertajam

012-4760334

Because this is a home based business, I suggest that you call to make appointment.

Snooze Too is situated in Brinchang Square and it is a row of shoplots turned into a motel. The furniture are mainly from IKEA so you can actually purchase some of the items. Baby cot is also available upon request but it comes with additional charges.

The interior of the hotel seems to have a bit of a hippie influence. Most of them are made of wood. I'm not so sure on how on earth did they managed to bring in a century old truck into the lobby.

 It's the 24th day of 2015. How has it been going for you guys? Well as for me, it has been great. Nothing more I wanna ask for.

Well, it was an experience to be able to celebrate the new year with the rest of my extended family. My aunt and her kids. It's nice to have people you care around you. Though we meet a few years once (due to work commitment), we still put some time aside for each other.

It was good to see them again Catch up on lost time. Always remember that nothing else can be more important than family. 

It was a Monday and our day started at 11am with brunch and spent the rest of the day in Sentosa Island. 

After brunch, we took the MRT from Jurong East, alighted at  HarbourFront Station. From there, you may either go to the 3rd level of VivoCity shopping mall, transfer onto their Sentosa Express or you may take a leisurely stroll down the Sentosa Boardwalk at Level 2. The Sentosa Express cost S$4 per entry.

Admission fee to Sentosa Island is S$1.00. You can either pay by coins, purchase ticket or using your EZ Link. However, there are charges for some of their activities like Sentosa 4D Adventure Land, Singapore Cable Car, Madamme Tussauds Singapore.

Sentosa Island is divided into 6 sectors which are Imbiah Lookout, Siloso Point, Beaches, Serapong (golf), Sentosa Cove and Resort World Sentosa (where the famous USS is situated). This visit may take 1 or 2 days (exclude USS). It depends on what do you want to do in Sentosa Island. If you love to play some of their attractions, purchasing bundle tickets are much more saving compare to a single one. See here.

The Crane Dance, the newest attraction at Resorts World Singapore, is officially open and lighting up the Sentosa Waterfront nightly at 9:00pm. This free show is the creation of Emmy-award winning designer Jeremy Railton and, with each crane standing 10 storeys tall and weighing 80 tonnes.