Malaysian Couple Goes Viral With School Bus-Themed Wedding Convoy
Malaysian couple, Huan and Loh, have taken their high school history to their wedding planning in the form of a traditional yellow school bus. Photos from the couple show the pair in their wedding attire atop a yellow school bus, paying homage to their meeting in secondary school.
The lovebirds had met in high school at the age of 14 through a shared club. The pair often participated in school activities together, which made them grow closer as friends. Despite knowing each other in their teens, their romance only started in university.
The groom, Huan, said the idea of opting for a school bus solidified as the couple saw a similar concept online. 'We met in secondary school, so we wanted to bring some campus elements into our wedding', he told reporters. However, securing the perfect bus was no easy feat, as he admitted that it was quite the challenge looking for one that had the right size and feel.
However, their efforts have paid off as the touch of nostalgia proved to add a unique flair to their special day. Not only was their wedding convoy styled in a high school era concept, but the pair was also seen with a reel of them transitioning from school clothes to their wedding attire for their reception.
Congratulations to Huan and Loh on their wedding and kudos on the creative convoy!
Source: Instagram
Alyssa Gabrielle contributed to this article.
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