Our wedding is something we have fantasised about when we were young. However, as we grow up, we realise that there are just so many things to do and to take in when planning for a wedding.
This Malaysian woman, Farhana shared on Twitter (@nrlfrhanas) how she only took three whole days to proceed with her wedding. The best part is, it looked really nice!
Was shaking when we made the decisions but!!!
From this To this pic.twitter.com/0OAKxA8ADd
— farhana⁷ (@nrlfrhanas) January 13, 2021
Farhana took to Twitter to share how she and her husband made a spontaneous plan to go on with their wedding. On the night of 7 January, she texted her fiance and asked,
“Hey, my dad asked if we wanted to get married this weekend?”
Her fiance then said that he’s okay with the idea but they would need to call the mosque for the process of solemnisation and all the works.
The “roommate” part is an inside joke between the newlyweds.
Come Friday morning, the couple settled the JAIS part along with getting a marriage official (tok kadi). Instead of getting catering and all of the knick-knacks, they went ahead with renting an event space.
With the remaining time they had on hand, the couple went full-on into wedding planning mode.
Fortunately, the vendors were okay with the very-last-minute requests and the wedding managed to go on.
On Sunday, Farhana walked down the aisle to get married to the man of her dreams while her SOP-abiding guests watched on and BTS played in the background.
And BTS fans, I see y'all in my replies hahahaha. I walked to the pelamin to Spring Day (Orchestra version) by DooPiano ?? pic.twitter.com/1fHC2sjei8
— farhana⁷ (@nrlfrhanas) January 13, 2021
As a clarification, Farhana was supposed to get married on 6 December but it was ultimately pushed back to 27th January 2021. They decided to get married earlier as they heard rumours that the MCO 2.0 will be implemented.
That certainly sounded like a very busy weekend for the couple but definitely a worthwhile one. We wish them all the best in the marriage!
Also read: It’s A Match Made in Heaven! Malaysian Meets British Man on Tinder, Gets Married 4 Years Later
