So far during this GE15, we have seen people of all walks of life show off their patriotism and dedication towards the country by going through extreme lengths just to cast their vote.
From spending RM40,000 to fly back home from Saudi Arabia, to arriving to the polling centre in an ambulance, no one can fault the passion shown by our fellow Malaysians to make their votes count.
Recently, 2 couples went viral for turning up to vote at their respective polling centres in their wedding attire despite it being their “big day”.
In a post shared by Subang Jaya state assemblyman Michelle Ng, she praised the bride and groom who turned up at SMK USJ 12 to vote even though it was their big day.
To the bride in SMK USJ 12 – thank you for voting despite it being your big day! Wishing you and your husband a happy married life together!! ❤ pic.twitter.com/vzIgB8s4r3
— Michelle Ng Mei Sze | 黄美诗 (@michellengms) November 19, 2022
She also wished the newlyweds a happy married life together.
In response to Ng’s post, the bridge pictured thanked Ng and the public for their well wishes and congratulatory messages.
Not one, but two!
Meanwhile, another couple were also spotted in their full wedding attire at a polling centre at SK Taman Sri Muda. In a video shared by TikTok user @deenadinishvivekananda, the couple could be seen walking up the steps of the school to cast their votes.
No excuses not to vote!
The two instances of the couples voting in their full wedding attire on their big days has prompted Malaysians to show their appreciation towards the couples for their dedication towards the country.
“Congratulations! And THANK YOU for exercising your rights.”
“Memorable day, vote and wedding together,” commented another user.
Some even commented that no one should have an excuse not to vote.
Watch the TikTok video below:
@deenadinishvivekananda undi hari election ❎ undi hari kahwin ❎ congrats on new beginning, for u and us all. #banyakcantikla #deenadinishvivekananda #malaysia #pru15
Congratulations to the newlyweds and thank you for exercising your right to vote and help to shape the country’s future!
Also read: This M’sian Spent RM40,000 To Fly Home From Saudi Arabia Just To Vote In GE15
