Which I’m glad I insisted on not having (at least for my family’s reception, and although a 500 pax guestlist may still seem a huge number, it’s definitely modest as compared to the 1200 to 1500 pax invited for my three elder siblings’ weddings.)
But this isn’t about my wedding, obviously, which I still haven’t found time to blog about, since I’ve been swamped with work! This is about something which I just thought was worth sharing. Now, unlike other kahwin bloggers I don’t usually promote wedding-related events here, but this one has more meaning than the ‘here’s how to spend even more money than you can afford to* for a one or two-day event in your life’ kind of event.
*afford to = you can spend and still have money left over to pay for your future home renovation without taking a loan, or you can spend without having to starve scrimp and save, then having the money in your bank account almost wiped out after the big day(s) is over, and should an emergency happen thereafter, you’re quite frankly (financially) doomed
Ok, enough of my cynicism. I saw this off my FB feed and thought it worthwhile to share!
You can check out ‘Assakinah Academy’ on Facebook for more information.
BTW, I am in no way affiliated to the organiser and have never attended any course, programme or seminar conducted by them, so I cannot vouch for the quality of the event. But if you do attend, do share your experience! 🙂
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what a coincidence, just shared about the same event! 😉
oh man wish I saw this earlier, then I would have signed up!
Perhaps you could write in to them to request that they hold another one? Can round up your similarly-nak-kahwin friends to write in to them too.. 😀