Denis & Lollie's Engagement

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Marking September 1, 2014 was when my cousin finally got engaged to a man whom she met somewhere in KK. I don't really know behind their story on how they actually met but somehow their story blossomed and that means their love for each other grew. Lollie is my cousin in the family on my dad's side. We knew each other since we were kids and now all grown up, she's finally opening another new chapter in her life. Adorned with a blue dress and a happy, smiling face, she greeted relatives as well as the family of the man who came from near and far just to see the beautiful engagement takes it place. Denis, the man who won the heart of my cousin came walking with all smiles while keeping a rather cool appearance. He seems a rather quiet kind of guy but I'm sure he's friendly and interesting person to talk to. The ceremony started well in the afternoon. After about an hour of speeches, special music, exchanging of rings and gifts to both families, the ceremony ended with the start of a special lunch to commemorate the event for both families, relatives and friends.









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