Kue Untuk Suguhan Acara Lamaran の小説・ストーリー

The meeting results will affect to the next meeting with investors. "Do you think , where is a suitable location? There has been a land proposal submitted. I am confused about which one to choose. Please give me a suggestion. You have lived there before right?" asked Mr. Kusuma when at the dinning table. He usually eats breakfast and asks to be accompanied by talking about his work. This morning I prepared Wingko Babat Pandan, a snack made of sticky rice, coconut, sugar and specifically I added sorrel leaf juice, besides being a natural green coloring it is also for fragrance.

I mumbled, although I wasn’t sure what it was in their portfolio that caught my eye in the first place. Lucy just nodded as she took out a large hardcover booklet before she opened it and slid it over the table towards Hayden and me. I could see that there were photos from the various other weddings that the company had organized before. “As you can see from the various wedding photos here, we specialize in a more fairytale type of vibe and the key factor is the usage of smoke from dry ice and lighting to create the right atmosphere during the entire ceremony from start to finish,” Lucy explained as she pointed to the various photos in the booklet.

The guys take no time at all to begin planning the party. Nobody really knows what the party is for except for the Hybrid Council. The fact that there are cupcakes with babies on them as well as a huge cake that says Happy Mates seems to be throwing off the bakery. The same can be said when Kevin went to get decorations and got some for both a baby themed party and a mating party. Now, the entire pack is excited about the party that they cannot seem to figure out.

“Happy birthday, dear,” said Afgan as he kissed his wife's forehead affectionately. Adelia looked beautiful in her pink dress, radiating a charm that captivated everyone present. Her charming smile made the atmosphere even warmer and happier. The beautiful garden served as the backdrop for the event, adorned with attractive decorations filled with colorful balloons. The tables were laden with delicious local dishes. Afgan had deliberately prepared all the traditional Indonesian dishes to reflect the richness of the culture and the unique flavors. All the invited guests seemed to be enjoying every moment, laughing and chatting in the lively atmosphere.

Luna Colette took out her laptop and started to bombard us with questions she needed to email to the event planners. “Flavour of the cake?” “Chocolate,” I said, just as Garrison said, “Vanilla.” We spoke simultaneously. “Sorry, it's just that the Alpha likes vanilla,” Garrison muttered. “But Luna, if your favourite is chocolate, let it be chocolate.” “Some layers of chocolate, some layers of vanilla,” I suggested, and Luna Colette nodded. “DJ or orchestra?” “Both?” Garrison hesitated. Emiliya laughed. “That would be overkill. A DJ might be more suitable if the celebration is going to have a more modern vibe.”

This box had a philosophy that meant the groom would fulfill all the needs and clothing of his partner. "Not only that, but the other boxes are also interesting. Some contain cosmetics and toiletries. Jewelry, red envelopes with money, canned food, fruits, couple candles, bottles of liquor, as well as sweet cakes and sugar flowers, each with its own meaning. "Ghea, your future husband is really handsome," Denisa said during the event. Out of many family members, Ghea intentionally invited her friend to be present. At least, she had a friend in times of nervousness like now.

_______ Jia's Pov Just as he went away, Jess rolled in a huge 4-tier vanilla cake, decorated with red roses. It was breathtaking. All others, Vinci, Owen, Jess, Albert, Emma, and Nathan joined up on stage except one that was needed. We were married, yes this was like marriage for us. We exchanged marks and blood instead of rings. That called for a celebration of course. "Where is Richie?" Luna Joyce asked Vinci looked at me and shook his head "I will get him, Mom, he must have gone to freshen up."

David decided that they would have a Korean traditional wedding. To begin the ceremony her stepmother Jenna along with David’s female friend Jin performed the Jum-chok Rye. It turns out that since David’s mother had already passed away, Bryan’s friend Kim’s wife, Jin takes the role traditionally assigned to the mother in the wedding procession. They lit candles to invoke the god of heaven to be present at the ceremony by sending up candle flames. Jin lit a red candle and Jenna lit a blue candle. They ended by bowing toward each other and then toward the guests.

Seemed everyone was back to the party mood, dancing, toasting glasses, poseing for pictures, to just mere talks. After minutes they all took their place around the cake, while Akarui held Cadeau's hand steady as she cut the first piece. He fed her a quarter and took a bite from her hand, then she excused herself. But Takusan dragged her back saying, "the groom must fetch the cake in your mouth."

I smiled at him. After our vows we bowed to our parents, to the deity and to each other. After that we went to the Wedding Banquet. There was this lavish eight-course affair hosted by our parents. The evening's menu consists of symbolic, auspicious foods such as fish for prosperity, a suckling pig to symbolize the bride's purity, a chicken dish (usually chicken or duck) for peace and harmony, and a sweet dessert of lotus seeds for fertility. I usually change into a red qipao (long Chinese wedding dress) in the middle of the feast, and seeing a slideshow of childhood photos from both sides is also a must-do—like the noisy "yam seng" ( cheers) toast made towards the end of the reception to con