A couple observing social distancing during their wedding in Malacca on April 27. The SOP on weddings include a 250-guest limit and ban on the elderly. – EPA pic, July 2, 2020.
ENQUIRIES about outdoor weddings are on the rise as couples plan their nuptials in a pandemic-stricken world, said planners. Organisers said they are receiving more enquiries about small-scale ceremonies as well, so as to abide by the government’s standard operating procedures imposed on such events allowed to resume starting yesterday.
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