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Monday, March 26, 2012
Friday, August 5, 2011
New Arrivals
Check for our featured NEW ARRIVAL
Sandalwood Fan
Heart Shaped Chocolate with Golden Foil Cover
Heart Shaped Chocolate with Golden Foil Cover
and more...
Bunny Couple
Bears
Mickey & Minnie
Bears
Mickey & Minnie
and more...
Ring Pillow
Flowergirl Headband
Bow Tie
Home Decor
Bow Tie
Home Decor
Teaset
Bedside Lamp
Bedside Lamp
Angpow Packets
and more...
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Friday, July 8, 2011
How The Rally On 9 July Effecting Wedding Events?
For those coming out to KL or nearby on Saturday (11 July 2011), need to leave earlier and allocate some time to jam.
Lucky enough, we have our client wedding on Sunday.
Our wedding planner, Amy has been phone interviewed by a reporter in NST about how this has effected wedding business. An article has been published together with a few interview with famous wedding vendor as well.
Here's the article to share...
KUALA LUMPUR: Despite predicted riots and traffic congestion due to the Bersih rally on Saturday, weddings must go on.
Wedding planners and photographers in the Klang Valley said weddings and photo shoots would proceed as planned and their clients would not be affected by the rally.
Edwin Tan, after a discussion with fellow photographers, said they did not expect the rally to interfere with their work.
"We just have to take precautions and get to our shooting locations earlier to avoid getting stuck in traffic."
Wedding planner Stephen Foong had advised couples earlier not to take their vows on Saturday.
Another wedding planner, who did not want to be named, said her company had no wedding scheduled for the day.
"Even if there was, couples are unlikely to cancel or postpone their nuptials because they would have already paid for the venue and incurred other expenses."
Others in the wedding business have also said besides suggesting alternative routes to guests and clients, they did not anticipate any other changes to the events.
However, bride Norshazlina Nor'azman, who is getting married on Saturday in Johor, said while the rally did not directly affect her wedding, it deterred some of her guests from attending the event.
Read More: Weddings to go on regardless of rally
http://www.nst.com.my/nst/articles/8ber/Article/
Thursday, May 12, 2011
KL-PJ Wedding Fair 2011
Malaysian Next Wedding Fair / Bridal Fair
20-22 May 2011
11am - 9pm
Midvalley Exhibition Center
Admission: Free
(We hope 1 day we will join this fair in future,
don't forget to visit our retail shop if you are convenient to come)
(Click on picture to enlarge)
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Monday, April 4, 2011
10th Malaysia International Wedding & Banquet Exhibition
10th Malaysia International Wedding & Banquet Exhibition
8th to 10 July 2011
Midvalley Exhibition Center
20 mins disctance from Something Special To You Wedding Shop
Do visit us as well!!! (Our Location)
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Fresh Flower Arrangement
Our decorators is capable of using fresh flowers and blended with modern ideas to make your special occassion something different.
Event Decor
Hand Bouquet
Table Pottery
Chest Corsage
Stay tune... There's more to come!!!
Please write to sales.ss2u@gmail.com for enquiries.
(Pre-order items)
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Bachelor Party & House Decoration Works
Terrence's Place
Here are some highlight of decoration works we've done.
Balloon Deco
Scallop
Raining Lights
Flower Stand
Canopy, Lights, Fan, Table & Chairs
(Originals from SS2U Team)
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Getting Married in 2010 (Year Of Rabbit)
2011 the year of the Rabbit marks an exciting and auspicious year for marriage and love affairs. From the Good Feng Shui viewpoint, the 2010 rabbit year is a year that fills with love and peach blossoms.
2011 the year of Golden Rabbit will bring about a lot of good and progressive news. For those who are still in love, this will be a great time to settle down for a sweet family. There will be lots of couples moving into their new houses and plan for their marriages.
Getting married in 2011 will be auspicious as many couples may wish to have Dragon babies in the following year. It is believed that there will be lots of good and auspicious Qi showering the couple when they get married in the year of Rabbit.
Rabbit is Wood element and it is associated with progressive, growth, lively and healthy. Those who were born in the year of the Rabbit are smart, good looking, act fast and always looking forward to progressing to greater heights in their undertakings.
Choosing a good date for marriage will bring better fortune to both the couples and the two families involved, for instance to achieve healthier, wealthier and more harmony family. As a result, choosing the auspicious date becomes a very important matter in the wedding planning stage.
For Auspicious Wedding Date Analysis for year 2011, please contact us at sales.ss2u@gmail.com
2011 the year of Golden Rabbit will bring about a lot of good and progressive news. For those who are still in love, this will be a great time to settle down for a sweet family. There will be lots of couples moving into their new houses and plan for their marriages.
Getting married in 2011 will be auspicious as many couples may wish to have Dragon babies in the following year. It is believed that there will be lots of good and auspicious Qi showering the couple when they get married in the year of Rabbit.
Rabbit is Wood element and it is associated with progressive, growth, lively and healthy. Those who were born in the year of the Rabbit are smart, good looking, act fast and always looking forward to progressing to greater heights in their undertakings.
Choosing a good date for marriage will bring better fortune to both the couples and the two families involved, for instance to achieve healthier, wealthier and more harmony family. As a result, choosing the auspicious date becomes a very important matter in the wedding planning stage.
For Auspicious Wedding Date Analysis for year 2011, please contact us at sales.ss2u@gmail.com
Friday, January 14, 2011
Ballroom Decorations (Purple & White Balloon Theme)
Client: Evan
Location: Kelab Executive Klang Grandball Room
Date: 8 Jan 2011
Please email to sales.ss2u@gmail.com for quotation
We have moved to new website.
Please visit http://www.somethingspecialtoyou.com/ to see more.
Monday, November 1, 2010
Actual Day / Tea Ceremony (迎亲/ 出门)
Gate crashing, tea ceremony and eating glutinous rice balls are common rituals to be performed on the actual day of a customary Chinese wedding. Do you know the significance behind these meaningful practices?
Gate Crashing
On the actual day of a customary Chinese wedding, it is common to have the bride's female relatives or friends blocking the entrance to the bride's home. These friends, known as "sisters" or "jie-meis", pose challenges to prevent the bridegroom from seeing the bride. In the ancient days, the bride and the groom were not allowed to meet each other before their wedding day. Hence, gate crashing was actually a test of sincerity and commitment of the groom towards the marriage.
In order to impress his parents-in-laws and win the approval of the bride's jie-meis, the groom will need to complete the difficult tasks set out by the jie-meis. Usually, he will have to give the jie-meis "ang baos", or red packets containing money, as bribery. After much joy, fun and laughter, parents of the brides will then give instructions to allow the groom into the house to pick up his bride.
Some bridal couple exchange ring and vows when the groom meet the bride for the first time on that morning. Their friends and relatives will witness the small ceremony.
After all the difficult challenges, the brides parents will welcome all the groom's group by serving glutinous rice balls ('Tang Yuan') to everyone, and giving angpow to the grooms group ('Heng Tai'). The bride and groom will feed each other the glutinous rice balls using their special set of bridal bowl which has been blessed during the Bed Setting Day ('An Chuang'). Some families serves Long Life Noodle (Mee Suah) with two eggs instead of glutinous rice balls to the bridal couple.
During the pick up, father of the bride will have to escort his daughter to the wedding car using a red umbrella. And the bride and groom shall arrive to the groom's house before the auspicious time ends.
Tea ceremony
The tea ceremony is a one of the most important parts of a traditional Chinese wedding. During the ceremony, the bride and the groom will pay respect to their parents and elder relatives by serving them tea on the knees. It is also a gesture to express their appreciation and gratitude to the elders. In return, the elders will give ang baos (red packets) as a blessing to the newly-wed.
The tea served is usually brewed with longans and red dates. The sweetness of the tea symbolizes sweetness in the marriage and harmony between the bride and her new family. In addition, longans is known as "gui yuan" in Chinese. The Chinese word "yuan" means round, complete and full. Hence, adding longans to the tea signifies a complete and blissful marriage. On the other hand, red dates is called "hong zao" in Chinese. "Zao", the Chinese word for dates, has the same pronunciation as the Chinese word for "early". As a Chinese idiom goes "zao sheng gui zi" (to have a baby early), red dates in the tea represent the elders' wishes for the newly-wed couple to conceive soon.
Eating Glutinous Rice Balls
Glutinous rice balls, or "tang yuan" (remember that the Chinese word "yuan" means round, complete and full), represents a happy and fulfilling marriage. It is also a common belief among the Chinese that the newly-wed couple will be blessed with abundance and good luck after eating "tang yuan" during their wedding ceremony. In addition, it is hoped that sweetness of the glutinous rice balls will bring sweetness and bliss to the marriage.
This article is written by SS2U which includes basic information, for more consultation, please contact us.
Gate Crashing
On the actual day of a customary Chinese wedding, it is common to have the bride's female relatives or friends blocking the entrance to the bride's home. These friends, known as "sisters" or "jie-meis", pose challenges to prevent the bridegroom from seeing the bride. In the ancient days, the bride and the groom were not allowed to meet each other before their wedding day. Hence, gate crashing was actually a test of sincerity and commitment of the groom towards the marriage.
In order to impress his parents-in-laws and win the approval of the bride's jie-meis, the groom will need to complete the difficult tasks set out by the jie-meis. Usually, he will have to give the jie-meis "ang baos", or red packets containing money, as bribery. After much joy, fun and laughter, parents of the brides will then give instructions to allow the groom into the house to pick up his bride.
Some bridal couple exchange ring and vows when the groom meet the bride for the first time on that morning. Their friends and relatives will witness the small ceremony.
After all the difficult challenges, the brides parents will welcome all the groom's group by serving glutinous rice balls ('Tang Yuan') to everyone, and giving angpow to the grooms group ('Heng Tai'). The bride and groom will feed each other the glutinous rice balls using their special set of bridal bowl which has been blessed during the Bed Setting Day ('An Chuang'). Some families serves Long Life Noodle (Mee Suah) with two eggs instead of glutinous rice balls to the bridal couple.
During the pick up, father of the bride will have to escort his daughter to the wedding car using a red umbrella. And the bride and groom shall arrive to the groom's house before the auspicious time ends.
Tea ceremony
The tea ceremony is a one of the most important parts of a traditional Chinese wedding. During the ceremony, the bride and the groom will pay respect to their parents and elder relatives by serving them tea on the knees. It is also a gesture to express their appreciation and gratitude to the elders. In return, the elders will give ang baos (red packets) as a blessing to the newly-wed.
The tea served is usually brewed with longans and red dates. The sweetness of the tea symbolizes sweetness in the marriage and harmony between the bride and her new family. In addition, longans is known as "gui yuan" in Chinese. The Chinese word "yuan" means round, complete and full. Hence, adding longans to the tea signifies a complete and blissful marriage. On the other hand, red dates is called "hong zao" in Chinese. "Zao", the Chinese word for dates, has the same pronunciation as the Chinese word for "early". As a Chinese idiom goes "zao sheng gui zi" (to have a baby early), red dates in the tea represent the elders' wishes for the newly-wed couple to conceive soon.
Eating Glutinous Rice Balls
Glutinous rice balls, or "tang yuan" (remember that the Chinese word "yuan" means round, complete and full), represents a happy and fulfilling marriage. It is also a common belief among the Chinese that the newly-wed couple will be blessed with abundance and good luck after eating "tang yuan" during their wedding ceremony. In addition, it is hoped that sweetness of the glutinous rice balls will bring sweetness and bliss to the marriage.
This article is written by SS2U which includes basic information, for more consultation, please contact us.
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Application Procedure of ROM in Malaysia
Procedure of ROM in Malaysia
1. Identity Card
2. Passport for foreign citizens
3. 1 coloured photo (32mm X 38mm)
4. Consensus form /licence (if applicable)
5. Birth certificate (for applicants 16-20 years old)
6. Death certificate (if applicable) Letter confirming marital status (single)
If divorced:
1. Letter confirming marital status after divorce (original)
2. Decree nisi for absolute divorce (original & photocopy)
* Normal Application will take 3 weeks to 4 weeks after the complete Form JPN.KCO2 and attach supporting documents are submitted. Check the payment fee from respective Offices.
For more information about Registration of Marriage in Malaysia,
please visit National Registration Department
please visit National Registration Department
Friday, September 17, 2010
Registration of Marriage in Malaysia 马来西亚结婚注册
Registration of Marriage in Malaysia 马来西亚结婚注册
PUTRAJAYA
PUTRAJAYA NATIONAL REGISTRATION DEPARTMENT
Address : No. 20, Persiaran Perdana Presint 2, 62551 Putrajaya.
Fax No : +603-8880 7077 / 7071 / 7067
Fax No : +603-8880 8288
Email : pro@jpn.gov.my
SELANGOR
ASSISTANT REGISTRAR OF MARRIAGE KLANG HOKKIEN ASSOCIATION
Address: Bangunan Persatuan Hokkien KlangJalan Batu Tiga Lama, 41300 Klang, Selangor.
Tel: +603-3341 7772 / +603-3341 7772 / +603-3341 7794 / +603-3341 7794
JPN KLANG
Address: Tingkat 2, Bangunan Lembaga Tabung Haji, Jalan Kapar, 41400 Klang.
Tel : 603 3342 1455
Fax : 603 3342 5002
NATIONAL REGISTRATION DEPARTMENT
Address: Wisma Persekutuan Persiaran Barat, 46551 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Tel:+603-2956 0044 / +603-2956 0154
Fax No:+603-7956 5446 / 7957 2028
NATIONAL REGISTRATION DEPARTMENT
Address:No. 24, Tingkat 1, Jalan Sri Selayang Batu Caves, 68100 Gombak, Selangor.
Tel:+603-6188 0352
Fax No:+603-2185 7164
JPN SHAH ALAM
Address: Tkt. 7, Plaza Masalam, No. 2, Jalan Tengku Ampuan Zabedah E9/E, Seksyen 9,40100 Shah Alam.
Tel: +603-6188 0352
Fax No: +603-2185 7164
KUALA LUMPUR
ASSISTANT REGISTRAR OF MARRIAGES
Address: Buddhist Maha Vihara, No. 123, Jalan Berhala, 50470 W.P Kuala Lumpur.
Tel: +603-2274 1141
Fax No: +603-2273 2570
Email: info@buddhistmahavihara.com
Website: www.buddhistmahavihara.com
THEAN THOU TEMPLE MARRIAGE REGISTRY
Address: No. 65, Pesiaran Endah, Off Jalan Syed Putra, 50450 W.P Kuala Lumpur.
Tel: +603-2274 7088
Fax No: +603-2273 6505
Email: info@buddhistmahavihara.com
Website: www.hainannet.com
ASSISTANT REGISTRAR OF MARRIAGE KA YIN ASSOCIATION
Address: 63, 3rd Floor, Jalan Sultan, 50000 W.P Kuala Lumpur.
Tel: +603-2078 3041
Fax No: +603-2070 4341
NATIONAL REGISTRATION DEPARTMENT
Address: Tingkat 2 & 3, Kompleks Campbell, Jalan Dang Wangi, 50000 W.P Kuala Lumpur.
Tel : +603-2692 5044 +603-2692 5018 / 5029
Fax No : +603-2692 568
JPN W.P. Kuala Lumpur
Address: Tingkat 6 & 7, Maju Junction Mall, 1001, Jalan Sultan Ismail, 50551 Kuala Lumpur.
Tel: +603 2692 5044
Fax No: +603 2692 3568
Email: admin_wilayah@jpn.gov.my
THE KL & SELANGOR CHINESE ASSEMBLY HALL
Address: No. 1, Jalan Maharajalela, 50150 .
Tel: +603-2273 4008
Fax No: +603-2272 4089
Email: info@scah.org.my
Website: www.scah.org.my
JOHOR
NATIONAL REGISTRATION DEPARTMENT
Address : Tingkat 1 & 2, Blok A, Wisma Persekutuan, Jalan Air Molek, 80551 Johor Bahru, Johor.
Tel : +607-224 5388 / 389+607-224 4810
Fax No : +607-224 9606
Email : admin_johorbahru@jpn.gov.my
Website : http://www.scah.org.my/
For more information about ROM, please visit
National Registration Department
PUTRAJAYA
PUTRAJAYA NATIONAL REGISTRATION DEPARTMENT
Address : No. 20, Persiaran Perdana Presint 2, 62551 Putrajaya.
Fax No : +603-8880 7077 / 7071 / 7067
Fax No : +603-8880 8288
Email : pro@jpn.gov.my
SELANGOR
ASSISTANT REGISTRAR OF MARRIAGE KLANG HOKKIEN ASSOCIATION
Address: Bangunan Persatuan Hokkien KlangJalan Batu Tiga Lama, 41300 Klang, Selangor.
Tel: +603-3341 7772 / +603-3341 7772 / +603-3341 7794 / +603-3341 7794
JPN KLANG
Address: Tingkat 2, Bangunan Lembaga Tabung Haji, Jalan Kapar, 41400 Klang.
Tel : 603 3342 1455
Fax : 603 3342 5002
NATIONAL REGISTRATION DEPARTMENT
Address: Wisma Persekutuan Persiaran Barat, 46551 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Tel:+603-2956 0044 / +603-2956 0154
Fax No:+603-7956 5446 / 7957 2028
NATIONAL REGISTRATION DEPARTMENT
Address:No. 24, Tingkat 1, Jalan Sri Selayang Batu Caves, 68100 Gombak, Selangor.
Tel:+603-6188 0352
Fax No:+603-2185 7164
JPN SHAH ALAM
Address: Tkt. 7, Plaza Masalam, No. 2, Jalan Tengku Ampuan Zabedah E9/E, Seksyen 9,40100 Shah Alam.
Tel: +603-6188 0352
Fax No: +603-2185 7164
KUALA LUMPUR
ASSISTANT REGISTRAR OF MARRIAGES
Address: Buddhist Maha Vihara, No. 123, Jalan Berhala, 50470 W.P Kuala Lumpur.
Tel: +603-2274 1141
Fax No: +603-2273 2570
Email: info@buddhistmahavihara.com
Website: www.buddhistmahavihara.com
THEAN THOU TEMPLE MARRIAGE REGISTRY
Address: No. 65, Pesiaran Endah, Off Jalan Syed Putra, 50450 W.P Kuala Lumpur.
Tel: +603-2274 7088
Fax No: +603-2273 6505
Email: info@buddhistmahavihara.com
Website: www.hainannet.com
ASSISTANT REGISTRAR OF MARRIAGE KA YIN ASSOCIATION
Address: 63, 3rd Floor, Jalan Sultan, 50000 W.P Kuala Lumpur.
Tel: +603-2078 3041
Fax No: +603-2070 4341
NATIONAL REGISTRATION DEPARTMENT
Address: Tingkat 2 & 3, Kompleks Campbell, Jalan Dang Wangi, 50000 W.P Kuala Lumpur.
Tel : +603-2692 5044 +603-2692 5018 / 5029
Fax No : +603-2692 568
JPN W.P. Kuala Lumpur
Address: Tingkat 6 & 7, Maju Junction Mall, 1001, Jalan Sultan Ismail, 50551 Kuala Lumpur.
Tel: +603 2692 5044
Fax No: +603 2692 3568
Email: admin_wilayah@jpn.gov.my
THE KL & SELANGOR CHINESE ASSEMBLY HALL
Address: No. 1, Jalan Maharajalela, 50150 .
Tel: +603-2273 4008
Fax No: +603-2272 4089
Email: info@scah.org.my
Website: www.scah.org.my
JOHOR
NATIONAL REGISTRATION DEPARTMENT
Address : Tingkat 1 & 2, Blok A, Wisma Persekutuan, Jalan Air Molek, 80551 Johor Bahru, Johor.
Tel : +607-224 5388 / 389+607-224 4810
Fax No : +607-224 9606
Email : admin_johorbahru@jpn.gov.my
Website : http://www.scah.org.my/
For more information about ROM, please visit
National Registration Department
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