About Menu of The Chinese Wedding in Brunei Darussalam, What to expect during the dinner... the menu will be on the
table...
How much people give for the "ang pow" not only depends on how well the giver knows the married couple but also the venue of the wedding reception....Really, no kidding....
If its kampong style wedding - eg. malay wedding, in the afternoon at home with camps, then $10 would be enough (though I have heard of people of just giving $1 or $2, yet bring the whole family for the event!!!).... but for Chinese wedding, possibly $35 - $45 per head is reasonable, from a posh hotel to a minor restaurant with reputation...
Usually the tables are arranged in a seats of 10, so
restaurants calcuate by the number of tables the married couple booked. So, per
head meal is $35, then for a table of 10, it would be a $350, and if you have
50 tables for the event $350X50=$17,500 for a wedding dinner.
If you have two reception, one for the groom family and
friends and the other celebrated by the bride's family for their family as well
as her friends, the both reception could cost B$25,000... and thats for the
dinner only....
ok, we were that hungry so we attacked the chicken before i realized that i havent taken the picture of the chicken...
Hey, nice light.... The ballons are not included in the
reception package.
This you usually have to ask outsiders to do for you, at a
price....
In Chinese wedding reception, most of the time, it would be
a 8 or 9-course dinner. Its not buffett but a real 9-course dinner. It's
significantly cheaper than Malay lunch dinner which can cost about $10 but for
Chinese wedding dinner it could cost $30 and above. Most of the time, the food
served inclues, steam fish, prawns, chicken (since many Chinese dont eat beef
because of religious beliefs), rice or noodle, vegetables, shark-fin soup, cold
dish starter and the final one usually "sweet" dish which is sago or
longan cold drink as well as a Chinese "biscuit".
source:
http://phoenix4bn.blogspot.com/2007/03/wedding-reception-dishes.html
http://phoenix4bn.blogspot.com/2007/03/wedding-reception-dishes.html
This menu looks very tasty. One of my cousins just got married and she also loves Chinese food. Had booked domestic wedding venues NYC and she asked venue staff to arrange Chinese menu instead of their standard one. Truly venue did wonderful work and food they served was extremely delectable.
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