Saying 'I do' online: Couple puts together virtual wedding in 2 days


It wasn’t the wedding they envisaged but for Low and Kane (and best man, McLovin), it was a perfect day nonetheless. Photos: Cheryl Low

Last Saturday, Cheryl Low and Kane Hamilton said “I do” at Carlton Gardens in Melbourne, Australia. It wasn’t the venue they had booked and Low had to make do with a dress from her wardrobe. In fact, the evening wedding was about three weeks ahead of schedule.

Low and Kane were supposed to get married on April 18 at a winery on the Bellarine Peninsula, in south-west Melbourne in Victoria, Australia. Low, who has been in Melbourne for close to 17 years, was looking forward to having her family and friends from Malaysia with her and Kane in Melbourne.

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