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23 couples say 'I do' at mass wedding in Penang

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September 29, 2023

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A mass wedding took place at the Penang Chinese Town Hall in celebration of the Mid-Autumn Festival, with 23 couples exchanging their vows. The event was graced by Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow, Deputy Director of Penang National Registration Department Awangku Iswandy Awangku Serma, and Chairman of state Chinese Town Hall Tan Sri Tan Khoon Hai. Coinciding with National Registration Day on October 1, the couples arrived dressed in a variety of attires and colors, deviating from traditional white bridal dresses and black suits. Accompanied by their parents, friends, and family members, they posed for photographs to commemorate their special day.

On the occasion of the Mid-Autumn Festival, a mass wedding took place at the Penang Chinese Town Hall. The event saw 23 couples exchanging their marriage vows. The couples, accompanied by their parents, friends, and family members, arrived dressed in various attires and colors, breaking away from the traditional white bridal gowns and black suits. They captured the beautiful moments of their special day through the lens, posing together for photographs.

The ceremony was graced by notable individuals, including Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow, Deputy Director of Penang National Registration Department Awangku Iswandy Awangku Serma, and Chairman of state Chinese Town Hall Tan Sri Tan Khoon Hai. This event also coincided with National Registration Day, observed annually on October 1.

A mass wedding took place at the Penang Chinese Town Hall in celebration of the Mid-Autumn Festival. Twenty-three couples participated in the event, dressed in unconventional attire and colors instead of the usual white wedding dresses and black suits. Friends, family members, and parents accompanied the couples and captured memorable moments by taking photographs on this momentous day. In attendance were Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow, Penang National Registration Department deputy director Awangku Iswandy Awangku Serma, and state Chinese Town Hall chairman Tan Sri Tan Khoon Hai. Additionally, the event coincided with National Registration Day, which occurs annually on October 1.

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To commemorate the auspicious occasion of the Mid-Autumn Festival, a mass wedding was organized at the Penang Chinese Town Hall. A total of 23 couples participated in the ceremony, adorning various attires and colors that deviated from the norm of traditional white bridal dresses and black suits. Capturing the joyous moments, the couples posed alongside their parents, friends, and family members for photographs. Esteemed guests present at the event included Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow, Penang National Registration Department deputy director Awangku Iswandy Awangku Serma, and state Chinese Town Hall chairman Tan Sri Tan Khoon Hai. The ceremony also had a special significance as it coincided with National Registration Day, which is celebrated annually on October 1.

In celebration of the Mid-Autumn Festival, a mass wedding ceremony was held at the Penang Chinese Town Hall, where 23 couples exchanged their vows. The couples chose to stray from tradition and wore different attires and colors, rather than the usual white bridal dresses and black suits. Accompanied by their parents, friends, and family members, they posed together to capture the memorable moments of their special day. The event was attended by Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow, Deputy Director of Penang National Registration Department Awangku Iswandy Awangku Serma, and Chairman of state Chinese Town Hall Tan Sri Tan Khoon Hai. Coinciding with National Registration Day on October 1, this event held extra significance.

A mass wedding took place at the Penang Chinese Town Hall in conjunction with the Mid-Autumn Festival. Twenty-three couples participated in the event, donning a variety of attires and colors that deviated from traditional bridal wear. The couples, accompanied by their parents, friends, and family members, posed for photographs to celebrate their special day. The ceremony was graced by Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow, Deputy Director of Penang National Registration Department Awangku Iswandy Awangku Serma, and Chairman of state Chinese Town Hall Tan Sri Tan Khoon Hai. Additionally, the event coincided with National Registration Day, observed yearly on October 1.

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On the auspicious occasion of the Mid-Autumn Festival, a mass wedding ceremony was organized at the Penang Chinese Town Hall, where 23 couples exchanged their vows. Breaking away from the traditional white bridal dresses and black suits, the couples arrived in diverse attires and colors. Supported by their parents, friends, and family members, they posed together to capture the special moments of their big day. Notable guests in attendance were Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow, Deputy Director of Penang National Registration Department Awangku Iswandy Awangku Serma, and Chairman of state Chinese Town Hall Tan Sri Tan Khoon Hai. The event coincided with National Registration Day, celebrated annually on October 1.

In celebration of the Mid-Autumn Festival, a mass wedding was held at the Penang Chinese Town Hall, witnessing the union of 23 couples. The couples arrived on their special day donning a variety of attires and colors, departing from the traditional wedding wear of white bridal dresses and black suits. Accompanied by their loved ones, they posed together to commemorate the occasion. The ceremony was graced by Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow, Penang National Registration Department deputy director Awangku Iswandy Awangku Serma, and state Chinese Town Hall chairman Tan Sri Tan Khoon Hai. Furthermore, the event coincided with National Registration Day, an annual observance on October 1.

A mass wedding was organized at the Penang Chinese Town Hall on the auspicious occasion of the Mid-Autumn Festival. As part of this event, 23 couples exchanged their vows. To add uniqueness to their special day, the couples chose to wear a variety of attires and colors instead of the traditional white bridal dresses and black suits. Accompanied by their parents, friends, and family members, they took photographs together to preserve the memories. Esteemed guests present at the ceremony included Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow, Deputy Director of Penang National Registration Department Awangku Iswandy Awangku Serma, and Chairman of state Chinese Town Hall Tan Sri Tan Khoon Hai. The ceremony also had significance as it coincided with National Registration Day, which is celebrated annually on October 1.