A marriage ceremony at a Gurdwara and a reception thereafter... not anymore. FMTNews
A worker walks by an empty street in front of a hotel in the normally bustling shopping district of Bukit Bintang, just after the government’s movement restriction order sets in past midnight.
One such couple was planning a grand wedding and, according to the groom, they may be seeing about RM100,000 going down the drain. Apart from the RM100,000 he and his fiancee had already spent, he said, thousands more had been lost by relatives from the cancellation of their flights and hotel stays. “The hotel hosting the dinner reception has graciously offered to reschedule it for another date, but as for the other vendors, money has been paid and I am not sure if I can get some back,” he said.
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