Peter and Maria in traditional Kenyah costumes at their wedding in Sarawak in 2005. Photo: Peter Luruthudass Annaniah
To Peter Luruthudass Annaniah, 51, Malaysia Day is all about unity and multicultural families reflect that unity.
“This special day commemorates unity between East and West Malaysia, and in a country with so many ethnicities and faiths, multicultural families are a way of uniting different cultures, ” says Peter who is in product development.
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It's all about unity
Peter and Maria doing the Ngajat dance. Photo: Peter Luruthudass Annaniah
Maria and Peter at their wedding photoshoot in Melaka in 2005. Photo: Peter Luruthudass Annaniah
Peter (in white) on a picnic during Christmas with in-laws in Miri, Sarawak. Photo: Peter Luruthudass Annaniah
Peter and Maria's wedding in Sarawak in 2005. Photo: Peter Luruthudass Annaniah
The children celebrating Chinese New Year at Maria's sister (who is married to a Chinese)'s house. Photo: Peter Luruthudass Annaniah
Peter and Maria with their son and daughter. Photo: Peter Luruthudass Annaniah
Peter's brother and sister-in-law, with (behind) her sister and Swedish husband. Photo: Peter Luruthudass Annaniah
Peter and Maria's wedding photoshoot in 2005. Photo: Peter Luruthudass Annaniah
Peter and Maria in traditional Kenyah costumes at their wedding in Sarawak in 2005. Photo: Peter Luruthudass Annaniah
Peter and Maria offering tuak as a sign of friendship during their wedding. Photo: Peter Luruthudass Annaniah
At Maria's sister's wedding to a Chinese in Melaka. Photo: Peter Luruthudass Annaniah
At Peter's brother's wedding to a Sarawakian in Miri. Photo: Peter Luruthudass Annaniah
At Maria's sister's wedding. Photo: Peter Luruthudass Annaniah
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