Love blossoms online – and then leads to marriage


Happy couples: Ong and Ooi (centre) with three other couples (from left) Tan and Bok, Loh Kar Imm, 26, and Ching Choon Lin, 32 and Winnie Lim, 26, and Ooi Chong Tien, 31, after they tied the knot on Valentine’s Day. — ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: Love blossomed online for Bok Teik Hai and Tan Ing Yew after they met at someone’s wedding dinner last year, leading them to tie the knot on Valentine’s Day.

Bok, 32, a salesman, said at the beginning, he did not express his feelings to Tan, 31. Their courtship began when they added each other as friends on Instagram.

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