Band: Hui Bing and Clarence Repertoire: We’ve Only Just Begun, 小情歌 (Simple Love Song), Today, Just You & Me, L-O-V-E, You are the Sunshine of My Life, Quando, Quando, Quando, 月亮代表我的心 (The Moon Represents My Heart), 我只在乎你 (You’re the One I Care About), 一人一半 (Half for You and Half for Me), 家后 (Queen

Bevlyn’s Thoughts: At Last It’s not easy coordinating a wedding when you are overseas, but Aloysius and Patricia did just that. After being away for a few years, they finally came back to host the wedding dinner and caught up with many family members and friends. Among 2 of them were Aloysius’ good friends who

Hsin Yeow’s thoughts: Haven’t Met You Yet When I met Keith, I couldn’t quite imagine him as working in the SAF. His boyish good looks reminds me of someone who could be in the IT or teaching profession. According to Keith, however, he’s a Military Expert. A good thing about working in the Singapore Armed

Hsin Yeow’s thoughts: The First Time It was a beautiful sunny day, and Andrew and Gillian’s friends were all waiting patiently for the solemnisation ceremony to begin. On cue, Bevlyn started singing Lover’s Concerto, and Gillian began walking down the aisle with her father, her pixie-like face radiant with love. When Gillian’s dad handed her

Bevlyn’s Thoughts: I’m Beginning To See The Light Carmy probably never imagine she’d find true love on the other end of the world. According to Carmy’s good girlfriend, when she arrived in Bahrain, they used to lament at the lack of quality dates – the available but bad dates are these, aplenty in the Middle

Bevlyn’s thoughts: I Believe This is probably the wedding which I perform songs in the most number of languages, specifically, I took up the courage to learn a Korean song – ‘I Believe’, made popular by the Korean movie ‘My Sassy Girl’.  It was a bit unnerving, I had to admit! On the actual day

Hui Bing’s Thoughts: Let there Be Love The aromatic smell of ‘kopitiam’ coffee piqued my senses when I stepped into the ballroom. And there it was, there was a coffee station right in the middle of the ballroom, with a friendly elderly couple, dishing out traditional coffee powder from a Milo tin. It turns out

Ian’s thoughts: Stand By Me If there was one thing I hadn’t seen in a long time at a wedding, it was to have the parents lead the march-in of the couple. Vicki and Shawn honoured their parents on this joyous occasion by having them precede the procession, while a specially dedicated photo montage of

Eleanor’s thoughts: The Wedding Song Jackie’s family, the Yau family, came all the way from Hong Kong. The ladies were all very slim and elegantly and fashionably dressed, e.g. Jackie’s mom wore a short champagne dress with a ketupat weave for the solemnisation and a champagne fur-trimmed cheongsam for the dinner, while his sister-in-law wore

Imelda’s Thoughts: If We Hold On Together I can still vividly remember what a unique and entertaining party Lin Li and Yik Shiong’s wedding was. We were engaged to be the entertainment, but ended up being engaged in total entertainment by the wedding entourage. The moment I arrived at “The Lawn” of The Raffles Hotel,

Ariel’s thoughts: Everything I Do (I Do It For You) Anybody who attended this wedding lunch reception would surely leave a happier person! I know the band sure did as we basked in reverie and let our hair down with the fun-loving guests of the couple. Even Ein Ein and I couldn’t help but be

Jo’s thoughts: Beyond The Sea Rachel decided on Beyond The Sea for her March-In song, and no wonder — her groom Jason was an avid sailor, traversing the oceans until unexpectedly, he found somewhere to drop anchor at last…where his beautiful bride Rachel was. It’s a very beautiful story of romance between two continents that

Jo’s thoughts: My Way It’s always lovely to see the enthusiasm that our foreign friends pour into our time-honoured tradition of the Chinese wedding banquet. Justina and Dae Ro are an international couple of Singaporean and Korean origins respectively, and bride, groom and their families threw all aspects of their different cultures into the mix,

Hsin Yeow’s Thoughts: The Way You Look Tonight We were flattered to know Brian had considered offers from other groups before deciding to engage us. He had very clear ideas about what he wanted: pure jazz instrumental sets with a keyboardist and saxophonist. It was a no-brainer for us to book Ein Ein and Jonathan Lim for the gig.  Seasoned musicians they are, yet they spent extra

Matthew’s thoughts: Anyone At All I’ll remember this particular wedding for a few things. Firstly, the lovely bride Michelle had put so much thought into her first march-in it took me by surprise! She chose Carol King’s Anyone At All (“…you could’ve been anyone at all….”) and usually, it’s the band’s job to arrange it

Bevlyn’s Thoughts: Dance With Me Rather than describe what the band’s performance and impact on the wedding was like, let Rose do it for you: “Hi Bevlyn, Please convey my sincere thanks to Judy and Joel who both performed fabulously at our wedding and my apologies if there is any shortcoming that we didn’t notice

Matthew’s thoughts: The Look Of Love The last time I saw Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean was at a military parade, so you can imagine our SHOCK (read: pleasant surprise) when he showed up as a guest at the dinner. Now there are a few things about having really high-profile guests at your wedding

Hsin Yeow’s thoughts: Butterfly Kisses The most touching song performed at David and Joanne’s wedding was by none other than Joanne’s dad. Done in a capella style, he sang the lullaby that he used to lull Joanne to sleep during her childhood. Before he began, he wished aloud for a guitar so that there could

Bevlyn’s thoughts: Can’t Help Falling In Love It was the first time that we performed in Royal China Restaurant, and my eyes were greeted by the soothingly homogenous baby blue colour beautifully coated over the walls, pillars and doors in the interiors. “Tiffany-blue” was what Adalyn commented when I pointed out how much I love

Hui Bing’s thoughts: Sway Samuel and Lynette, who were both working as doctors in the UK, have been out of Singapore for over 11 years. Hence, most of the guests to the wedding were invited by their parents from Singapore and Malaysia. Dr Lim, the fatherly gentleman who engaged us for the wedding, wanted a