Andy and Fung Wedding

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Anyway, to start today's topic, I would like to introduce one of my first wedding jobs that I started using digital as opposed to film long ago.

Andy (a fine young Scotland gentleman) & Fung ( a beautiful young bride from Ipoh), whose wedding I covered way back in the year 2004 now based in Australia and blessed with 1 child now. Met up with Fung's mother last week just before I went to Vietnam.

Now looking back at these photos brings back the memories of that day as if it only happened a week ago.

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