"My love will last, whether we get married now or later, " says a groom to his bride-to-be when their wedding is postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Having to postpone their nuptials because of the movement control order (MCO) was a big disappointment for Muhammad Hazim Suhaimi and Norazliana Azham. But it was more important for them to ensure that the health and well-being of their family and friends was safeguarded.
“My love for my wife-to be will last a lifetime, so the date we get married on doesn’t matter. I will still be there for her even if we get married later, ” declares Hazim.
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MEDIA GALLERY: Love of a lifetime
"My love will last, whether we get married now or later, " says a groom to his bride-to-be when their wedding is postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Couples are thankful for wedding vendors who are willing to hold their deposit without any penalty, until a better time when their weddings are postponed during the Covid-19 pandemic.
After more than a year of preparations, many couples have to put their wedding plans on hold because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Hazim and Azliana are disappointed that their nuptials had to be postponed but the well-being of their family and friends comes first. Photo: Muhammad Hazim Suhaimi
Phua and Wee had wanted to start their marriage right so they decided to postpone their wedding, even before the MCO was announced, due to concerns about the Coronavirus crisis. Photo: Jeremy Phua
Oh and Chee believed in doing the responsible thing by postponing their wedding, for the safety of their family members and friends. Photo: Ernest Oh
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