The 'rents came home at about 11 something from the wedding dinner at the PJ Hilton. According to them, the makan was not bad. (It'd better be, as it IS a Hilton hotel, after all). Times like this I wish I could've gone instead, but what the hey - it was nice not having them around once in a while.
For Chinese wedding dinners in KL, the favours for the guests such as sweets or (usually) chocolates for the most part come in mostly useless, disposable cardboard boxes that you don't even bother bringing home after you eat whatever it holds before or after dinner.
I'm not sure if it's a move to reduce cardboard use or because it is the Hilton, but the guest favour from them is probably one of the more useful ones I've seen over the years: the piece of chocolate (not bad for milk chocolate) came in this tiny tin...
Which tells you that it is:
a) a Hilton wedding favour, and
b) they do wedding dinners with some class (unlike certain members of the Hilton family... :P)
I'll find some use for it, no worries :D
For Chinese wedding dinners in KL, the favours for the guests such as sweets or (usually) chocolates for the most part come in mostly useless, disposable cardboard boxes that you don't even bother bringing home after you eat whatever it holds before or after dinner.
I'm not sure if it's a move to reduce cardboard use or because it is the Hilton, but the guest favour from them is probably one of the more useful ones I've seen over the years: the piece of chocolate (not bad for milk chocolate) came in this tiny tin...
Which tells you that it is:a) a Hilton wedding favour, and
b) they do wedding dinners with some class (unlike certain members of the Hilton family... :P)
I'll find some use for it, no worries :D
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