When Mr. DJ Got Mic

Last weekend, we went back to Ipoh for a wedding reception of hubby’s friend. We, in the company of hubby’s ex-classmates, convoyed 3 cars started from Hentian Rawang. We arrived at Dewan Risda Ipoh, around 1.30pm, just 15 minutes before the bride and groom scheduled to arrive. Waiting in a well-decorative hall, we started to be in question,

WHAT’S WRONG WITH THIS DJ, WHO KEPT ON PLAYING DANGDUT SONG AFTER ONE AND ANOTHER? AND IF IT WASN’T DANGDUT, IT WOULD BE A SAD SONG! VERY SAD SONG TILL YOU’D BE ABLE TO FLASHBACK WHAT YOUR EX-BF OR EX-GF DID!

If I was the bride, he would have been killed right away after I entered the hall!

He didn’t even play any wedding songs! Not even the most popular Selamat Pengantin Baru song! Believe me…me and hubby’s ex-classmates even played ‘guess the song title’ and a friend of Ima, could barely remembered a song by Jelmol…JELMOL! How on earth the DJ got that song in the form of CD at the first place? Kahkahkah!

(Note : If you listened to 80s, particularly Malay group, you should be laughing by now when you heard of Jelmol!)

This wasn’t good enough. Let me crack your joints with this one!

THE DJ EVEN KARAOKE-D AN ADAM AHMAD-MIMPI YANG TAK SUDAH DURING MAKAN BERADAP!

Tell me I didn’t attend the wrong occasion! Is this a wedding celebration or break-up proclamation? Omg! Nonetheless, I would not living in denial that he sounded good doh…I think that was the reason why he chose that song, coz he sounded like one.

Well, the bride’s sister did explain to us that during the rehearsal, it was another DJ, and he had rehearsed it with wedding songs…but it turned out to be ‘these’ way of choices…yeah, maybe it suited the old folks’ ears and for some guests who didn’t even bother to cherish the songs played, but for a person like me, who take pleasure in a genuine Malay wedding songs by the side of telur rebus, I would be surprised if I heard Zaiton Sameon’s song in a wedding reception! Hehe!

In conclusion, the wedding was sweet, the hall was so pretty, the pelamin and the baju were not too much, the food was fantastic, and I did enjoy snapping the mempelai pictures in their ‘pewarisan’ theme. Above all, I had become a 3 minutes-pose-model-bidan-terjun to mirror the bride so that she may look good in the wedding album! Hik! (Yeah, I know the photographer team, http://chinta.fotopages.com/. They photo-ed my cousin, a.k.a hubby’s childhood friend, Dr. Adibah, few years back and this team popular with their instant-slumber-candid-shot.Anyway, our wedding photographer was http://takteh.fotopages.com/.)