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/Mr Foong Tak Wai Edward

Mr Foong Tak Wai Edward

Singapore
Solemniser
Mandarin
Non-Religious
Cantonese
Entertaining
English

Reviews

nana
19 days agoBridely

he has totally ruined my friend's wedding... 1. arrived way earlier than agreed time 2. started rushing my friend to get started with the solemnisation while she was still in the midst of doing her makeup. 3. insisted on getting his parking coupon and angbao first before he begins the ceremony 4. told couple vows are not allowed because it's a waste of his time, couple can do the vows in private and get friends to video for them instead (for god's sake the couple spent time and effort to get the vows ready) 5. friends have specially prepared meaningful background music for the solemnisation, only to get it cut off by dear Edward Foong (thank god we caught it on video so everyone can see how rude and unprofessional he was) 6. texted groom 5 mins after he left, asking if they gave him the wrong angbao because other couples usually give him $150-$250, which is what he need for his 'transport and time'. efficiently provided a paynow number along with text, asking to groom to transfer the balance when convenient. how he got himself all the positive reviews + getting featured on straitstimes, i will never know.

Private
25 days agoBridely

We engaged Mr Edward Foong for our solemnisation and he was helpful in guiding us on what to do prior to the big day. There was a short rehearsal before the actual solemnisation which was appreciated. His style works for us as we wanted a simple and efficient solemnisation ceremony. Note: He recommends short vows or to keep vows private so if you want to say your vows, you might want to consider someone else!

YH
25 days agoBridely

Don't be scammed by the straitstime article. Personally, seems to be outright going for the $/angbao and very rude. Awefully strict with timings, will just leave venue once crossing the 30mins booking mark. Stressful day.

Sylvia
4 years agoReview

He made the atmosphere lively! He will also do a short rehearsal with you before your solemnisation.

Disgruntled friend
RecentlyReview

It wasn't even my wedding and I feel obliged to write this. Mr Foong wasn't there to make the couple's day, he was there to make bank and leave. - Arriving *ahead of schedule* only to pressure / rush the couple to start solemnization early, because he had to go for his next appointment? --- Yes. Of course bank has to be made, who cares about the couple. - Asking for his token and parking coupon before officiating? --- Yes, if the first point wasn't enough evidence. - Weird and distasteful comments during the proceedings, with a tone that seems to suggest that he's addressing children? --- Sign me up! - Asking for a bigger token after? --- Chefs kiss cherry on top.

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