Saying 'I Do' at mid-autumn: 48 couples in Penang tie the knot at mass wedding


GEORGE TOWN: A total of 48 couples exchanged their marriage vows at the Penang Chinese Town Hall (PCTH) here on Saturday (Sept 10) in conjunction with the Mid-Autumn Festival.

The couples and their parents, family and friends were seen enjoying the memorable occasion by taking selfies, wefies and snapping lots of photographs after the wedding registration.

Present were PCTH chairman Tan Sri Tan Khoon Hai, PCTH women’s section chairman Datuk Ooi Siew Kim and committee members.

The PCTH had also arranged an array of activities in conjunction with the festival such as demonstration of making mooncakes, lantern making DIY for children, decorated trishaws competition and procession participated by schools, festive delicacies for the public to taste and performances in the evening.

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