For 2010 doctor and lawyer brides were running neck and neck for second place in the most popular occupation for my brides. The overall winner, of course, were teachers by an overwhelming majority. For 2011 it’s a toss up between doctors and lawyers for now with banker brides running a close second. May the best bride win.

BACK in 1999 if you had told Roger and Jasmine, then good friends in junior college, that they were destined to marry in a decade they would have laughed and slapped you across the head. Well, it turned out that feelings matured and became mutual after Jasmine returned from medical school overseas and Roger entered the workforce as an ernest young man.

It still fascinates me how two disparate adults meet, fall in love and then marry. So, in our first meeting, don’t be shy if I ask you how both of you met.

Wedding date: Sunday, 24 October 2010
Dinner: The Ballroom, Swissotel Merchant Court, Singapore
Wedding gown: Di Gio Bridal

A tank top with strategic cut-outs and two char siew paus maketh a top for Roger.
The dog ate one bun after this photo was taken.

“Let’s see some love, brother.”

The great thing about marrying a doctor is that medical assistance is immediately at hand if the gatecrashing goes awry.
Emergencies have happened!

Minutes before their march-in.

Congratulations Roger and Jasmine!