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*THE GUESTS

Last night, Chin Kar Lok (Lok Lok) and Angela Tong hosted their 55 table wedding banquet at the InterContinental Hong Kong hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui. It was a star-studded banquet with many friends from the industry were invited. Ekin Cheng performed The Same Second (同一秒) to welcome the newly weds into the hotel. King Kong and Kitty Yuen (Siu Yee) were the MCs. A few days ago at their wedding, the groom Lok Lok exposed there will be a new concept at the banquet, the guests will play a guessing game on whether they think Angela's baby is a boy or a girl. The winner will win business class tickets to Thailand. It was reported Angela is carrying a baby girl, no wonder Lok Lok was so happy and patted Angela's big belly.

At the banquet, Eric Tsang wanted Lok Lok to publicly promise Angela that he'll "hang up his sneakers" (retire) and from now on he must not cheat on her. Angela laughed loudly in response: "You have to say it louder." The special guest was Jackie Chan, who had previously recorded a video clip congratulating the couple. In the clip, he made the same joke: "From now on, I won't tell him (Lok Lok) to go out and party anymore."

Then the bride and groom were kissing nonstop, and Angela even pulled Lok Lok closer, which got everyone at the party really high. As thi wedding, the majority of the expenses was used on the bride. Angela's diamonds and accessories were sponsored, but valued at some HK$10 million. The wedding rings, hotel reservations, marriage registration, wedding cakes and dress, they were all sponsored; Lok Lok spent nearly a million to marry his beautiful wife.

Lok Lok revealed his father-in-law gave him a lecture: "He said Angela is his precious treasure in their family, everyone treats like a princess. He told me I should know what to do. I understand my father-in-law's feelings, my mom still thinks I'm a child."

*BRIDE PICK-UP PICTURES


Charmaine Sheh held "hostage", Lok Lok Drank Annie Man's breast milk

Lok Lok had 12 groomsmen including Ekin Cheng, Michael Tse, Timmy Hung, Louis Yuen, and Wong Cho Lam; Angela's bridesmaids were Charmaine Sheh, Toby Leung, Annie Man, Sherming Yiu, Margaret Chung and Janet Chow. Earlier that day, at the bride pick up ceremony, Lok Lok expressed it went smoothly: "It was only Angela being naughty, she kept coming out to peek. The bridesmaids were having fun, but I had Eric and all my brothers to help me out. Ekin and Michael had to put stockings over their heads! When we finally got into the house, we captured Charmaine Sheh and Margaret as our hostages, then the girls had to push Janet Chow out because they knew we won't mess with a pregnant woman. However, I drank a cup of 'Annie Man's breast milk' and its still disgusts me. It was so sour! Did it expire? Don't let the baby drink it!"

When asked how he felt when he read out his declaration of love? Kar Lok said: "The girls wanted me to read it! At this state of emergency, I pretended to cough! (Charmaine said she wanted $99,999 lucky money to open the door?) I love Angela because her 'finger bends out and not in' (TN: means she's a traitor) and found this group of friends! Luckily they're easy to deceive!" Angela quickly responded: "I'm just helping you! My finger goes in! I have never heard Kar Lok speak so lovingly. He even said 'I Love You' several times in Mandarin and English!"

It was understood, Angela already gave her bridesmaids a lecture and told them to play easy on Kar Lok, and instead just "torture" the groomsmen. So that's why the groomsmen had to get stockings over their head and get pushed around by the bridesmaids. They went through 10 big tortures.

Annie clarified: "Kar Lok's drink was a mix of wasabi and pickled tofu, the girls was just trying to scare him that it was 'Annie's breast milk'! Actually when Ekin saw the props we had, he wanted to dash off, he knew there was something wrong. (How much was the open door lucky money?) There was two red envelopes, but I don't know how much was in it. We gave it to Toby Leung."

Source: Oriental Daily, Mingpao, Weibo (images)
Translated by: aZnangel @ AsianEU Forum