Chinese Wedding A-Go-Go

A review by Corinne the Bean

Grae and I showed up at 6pm, just as the itinerary stated. Met up with Justin and his Inframations crew up front. They were doing the techie stuff for the wedding. Things like having people sign on a digital pad for the guest book, digital pictures taken in one of those trelis thingies, filming and projection of all guests entering into the main room.

After getting digitized to the nth degree, You walk past professional photos of the bride and groom blown up to cover the entire mantlepiece (and then some). There are four of these. I was partial to the bride and groom shimmying in their white tux and bridal gown. They were by and large absurd potraits, nothing like the portraits you would get at Sears, but just as awkward.

The wedding reception was essentially a 3 hour dinner and show with the bride and groom changing at least 7 times. The meal was 11 courses long.

I'll post pictures, eventually.