Kue Untuk Suguhan Acara Lamaran นิยาย & เรื่องราว

The stage was more elaborately decorated this time. A "Congratulations!" banner flanked by streamers adorned the background. An upgraded karaoke machine boasted various microphones, and additional games promised to spice up the evening. The entrance table, overflowing with culinary delights, showcased Chef Larry's talents. Sliders, miniature food displays, colorful drinks, grilled meats and fish, sushi rolls, caviar, and a cheese spread on a serving board were just a few of the offerings.

Sindhu was very happy that Laya was here. After the pooja, the first thing they did was to build a Pelli Pandiri (Wedding Canopy: It is built with four strong wooden sticks buried six feet in the ground. It is decorated with Coconut leaves, palm leaves, mango leaves, flowers, and even a cloth. But usage of cloth is redundant here. It's the choice. In the olden days, weddings are held under these Canopies. So they did their best to decorate them. But now we have wedding halls, even though the canopy is not needed it is built to respect the tradition.)

I am happy for her and I pray to the Moon Goddess that she finds her mate soon. I walked through the ball room checking all the arrangements, from the decorations to the food. I was checking every single thing because today's event held a lot of importance and the fact that this is also a mating ball made me even more excited. The entire ball room was decorated with white, pink and blue flowers, it had bright colourful lamps decorated everywhere illuminating the room making it look even more beautiful. I checked the arrangements on the stage and made sure all the electrical devices were working because we would need mics, music, etc... Once I was sure everything was good, I walked to the tab

“Get used to it, lover-boy. Although, this is a bit over the top for my taste. But if it makes Phyllis happy…” He nodded in agreement. Chris felt like he was in the presence of royalty and treated to a private luau. The guests enjoyed a sit-down dinner feasting on Kalua pig, mahimahi, tropical fruit, and an assortment of traditional sides. By the time the bride and groom cut into their gigantic multi-tiered coconut layer cake, the party crowd was feeling no pain. A DJ fired up later, and they danced their asses off, Fiona slinging off

Candelabras, each holding a dozen flickering candles, provided a warm and romantic glow. The menu was a culinary delight, a fusion of traditional pack dishes and gourmet creations. Tastings were a regular occurrence as Leah ensured that each course met her exacting standards. The cake, towering several tiers high, was a work of art in itself, adorned with intricate sugar flowers that mirrored those in the gardens. Music and entertainment were equally important. The best musicians within the pack were enlisted to perform during the ceremony and the reception. A dance floor was constructed under a starlit canopy, and professional dancers were brought in to teach the guests traditional pack dan

Kala was addressing me. "Luna Chloe?" "Yes!" I answered nervously. "What colors should we use for the decoration? Also, what menu should be served at the banquet? Do you want the buffet-style meals or, better yet, maids assigned to each table?" She fired question after question while everyone sat in silence, waiting for my answer. "I... think we should go for a buffet style. We won't have enough time to select and send each maid to the event," I said, and she smiled and nodded.

Gas lamps and large candles had been used to light up Celeste and Adrian's wedding party venue. The Bantocs and the Linaws had indeed prepared a feast. Three long serving tables had been placed inside the huge canopy they had put up at the foot of the craggy hill's entrance. The Bantocs had put together a feast of juicy huge shrimps and lobsters cooked in numerous ways. The wedding's long and huge dining tables were filled with platters of smoked cured fish meats. Josefina had prepared the best fish stew ever. The groom's family had filled the wedding table with a feast of expensive cheeses, five whole roast pigs, loaves of crusty bread, pots of steaming rice, fresh fruits, and fine wines. T

But in the morning, Mom immediately left for Mother Catherine's house. I was surprised. What kind of event kept the catering helper busy for two days in a row? Mother Catherine's Catering, said Jenny, was one of the biggest Surabaya caterers. They were appointed to provide Javanese culinary at Amelia's cousin's wedding. The reception itself would be held at the Emerald Convention and Exhibition Center later at night. Because the reception party would be attended by thousands of invited guests, the amount and type of food must be in large quantities and varied.

Pointing to the main stage, she said, "Here, we have a huge LED screen, showing pictures of the couple and some family pictures, including the kids. It's very clear how they love their children." The LED screen essentially reached thirty-feet high, clearly showing off Samantha and Ethan's pre-nuptial pictures. To the left was a ten-feet white cake, decorated with peach and pink edible roses, and dotted with golden pears. To the right was the band, already setting up for the event. Looking around the tables, the reporter announced, "And just look at the custom-made silverware. They are all gold, including the outer plate." Aside from the royal utensils, each table had a generous amount of sta

She just kept it all to herself. The seventh event was the Kamu, this was originally a females only event but they twisted theirs a bit. It was initially supposed to be an event whereby the bride and her friends and cousins would enter the venue first and the bride would sit on the platform and then the groom's aunts would request to see their bride. But they won't be allowed to unless they pay the amount of money the bride's side request for. Once the money is paid, the aunts will spray the bride with perfume and give her gifts and then like every other event food will be shared and people would dance. But during theirs, after Zulqa's aunties had paid and all, Zulqa came inside the wedding