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...Wedding stuff Nowadays...

Haha. Yesterday, my parent went to a wedding ceremony and they got some gift to be bring back home. Nowadays, the host will give many stuff and food to the guests. Not like before, people just give 'bunga telur' and some food to the guests but today, you can bring home sweets, chocolate, handicraft, and more! here are some of the handicraft that my Mom and Dad got from the wedding ceremony.




This handicraft can be hold like a bag at your side and it has 'kuih bahulu', a Malay traditional food made by flour, sugar and eggs in a decorated plastic tied below the the ribbon. It taste so sweet and it comes in many shapes and sizes. Sometimes, you can find it mixed with chocolate rice. Yummy! Can you guess what shape is that 'kuih bahulu' in the picture above? Well, it is shaped like a fish. Haha!!






You can hang it on your bedroom door knob or try to hang it on the curtain holder(whatever it is named) or you can even try to hang it behind the chairs as decoration or do something else with it. Hmm.. think of one. Lallaaallaalala... BYE!!

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