Guess who? Hehe
Actually, guess WHERE.
See, Chyi Mei, this is being random.
Need to take more photos.
Actually, guess WHERE.
See, Chyi Mei, this is being random.
Need to take more photos.
Amongst all the labs, surprise birthdays (Happy burpday Ben MOK!!! sorry if we spillled chocolate stuff on your bed ;P) and writing up assignments, MORE time is needed for the mission of looking for the bridesmaid dresses.
Option 1. Buy raw material, then get it made by dressmaker. Pros: might be cheaper, custom-made to own liking and body shape etc. No need to worry if no sizes available. Con: might not be in time- 5 dresses to be made in less than a month. eeks.
Option 2. Buy ready made dresses from Stax, Principles etc retail stores. Pros: all designs would be the same, don't need to worry too much about details, could be cheaper too. Cons: all sizes available? need to find exact colour (turquoise & silver) to match maid-in-honor's dress, and roughly same material (raw silk: something silk or satin would do the trick I guess).
Time, of course, is the constraint. Raymond & Michelle's wedding ceremony is on the 15th of June, exams end on 11th for me, but much later for others. Still need to worry about make-up and hair, trouble is no salon is open at 9am on a Sunday morning. Oopsy.
And most of us have VERY limited make-up skills. I don't even own a proper mascara except for one my Russian friend bought me 3 years ago.
This is going to be interesting.
Option 1. Buy raw material, then get it made by dressmaker. Pros: might be cheaper, custom-made to own liking and body shape etc. No need to worry if no sizes available. Con: might not be in time- 5 dresses to be made in less than a month. eeks.
Option 2. Buy ready made dresses from Stax, Principles etc retail stores. Pros: all designs would be the same, don't need to worry too much about details, could be cheaper too. Cons: all sizes available? need to find exact colour (turquoise & silver) to match maid-in-honor's dress, and roughly same material (raw silk: something silk or satin would do the trick I guess).
Time, of course, is the constraint. Raymond & Michelle's wedding ceremony is on the 15th of June, exams end on 11th for me, but much later for others. Still need to worry about make-up and hair, trouble is no salon is open at 9am on a Sunday morning. Oopsy.
And most of us have VERY limited make-up skills. I don't even own a proper mascara except for one my Russian friend bought me 3 years ago.
This is going to be interesting.
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