Queenie and Jerry
Our very good friends, Jerry Liu and Queenie Chen, were married on Saturday, October 27th, 2007. We are honored to have been included in their special day.
Queenie with her father.
Jerry proposed to Queenie shortly before we left at the end of March 2007. Since then, they’ve been swamped with wedding details and still managed to find time to spend with us.
Their wedding was about as close to a fairy tale as you can get. It was, by far, the most decadent wedding I’ve been to in Asia. We enjoyed a ten course meal, which was served at a leisurely pace throughout the evening. Everyone from our school attended, even the teachers who left over a year and a half ago.
The tiniest details had been meticulously planned out. There were hearts, teddy bears, flowers for the ladies, special gifts for special friends and lots of silly games and speeches to keep everyone entertained. I really enjoyed Jerry’s slideshow, which nearly made me cry. I hadn’t seen pictures of either of them as children and it was wonderful to realize how many special moments we’ve shared with them along the way.
She really is a princess.
We spend a lot of time with Jerry and Queenie. In addition to being our first and foremost ‘double date’ partners, Queenie and Jerry have proved to be wonderful travel partners. They’re always up for anything. We’ve traveled to Green Island and Kenting with them; there have been family bbq’s and outings to Sansia, Danshui, and Hsinchu. Movies, dinners, shopping, the batting cages in Neihu and countless other excursions and forays with Queenie and Jerry have really helped us to have a better feel for Taiwan. They are our closest friends in Taiwan.
Having fun with the guests.
And each other….
Actually, this game was secretly planned by some of our co-workers. Jerry had to hit the tambourine on Queenie’s behind with…well, you get the drift.
Super cute flower girls love posing for pictures when they look like miniature princesses.
Queenie and Claira
Me, Queenie, Jerry and John.
David and Catherine. David also wrote about the wedding. You can view his thoughts and photos here.
John knows the way to a girl’s heart. Oochie, cootchy, coo-ing with one of the younger guests. Oscar was fascinated with John’s beard and mustache. I don’t think he’s ever seen one before.
John and I were honored to be included in your special day. We love you and hope there are many many more special days ahead.
























Wonderful words and photos. The only Asian wedding I have been to, so far, has been my own. A couple of friends will be married this year and I look forward to the opportunity to attend.
Nice pics-glad to see someone put some thought into their wedding here and some class too.
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wonderful post. brought back memories of my own wedding. wish i had known you guys then so you coulda been able to attend….. mainly because i had a beer drinking contest at my wedding!!!
What gorgeous photos Carrie! Wow that looks like a stunning wedding, what a bride and what a couple!
Thanks Jo. It was a magical night. I wish the rest of the photos had turned out, but the lighting really wasn’t great for picture taking.
Andres,
We wish we had been at yours today, however, we are thrilled we’re going to be around for Baby Olivia’s arrival. I’d love to see the pictures of your wedding day…especially the beer drinking contest!