The couple held their official ROM ceremony just two days earlier (December 18) at an open-air patio overlooking the Victoria Harbour.

Gillian and Michael exchanged rings in front of 30 family members and friends. It seems that Gillian also has a knack for choosing the prettiest, frothiest V-necked bridal gowns.

Interestingly, one of the witnesses for Gillian and Michael’s ROM ceremony was Gillian’s boss, Emperor Entertainment Group magnate Albert Yeung (extreme left in pic), the man behind Twins’ success. The entertainment mogul had reportedly once made an embarrassing gaffe after Gillian’s 2008 sex scandal with Hongkong bad boy Edison Chen, saying: “Everyone knows it’s hard for Gillian to get married.” He later backtracked and promised to pay for her wedding, including the lavish HK affair, and also bought her an apartment in Shanghai.

But it looks like all is forgiven, as the couple served Albert tea during the traditional tea ceremony. Gillian had also once likened the media mogul to “a father” due to his instrumental role in her life.

Gillian was snapped by paparazzi leaving her ROM venue in casual clothes.

Two days later (Dec 20), the hush-hush wedding of the year took place in a hotel ballroom (the HK paparazzi surprisingly did not disclose the location). Just like in LA, the space was festooned like Gardens by the Bay. Crazy Rich Asians could probably film another wedding scene there.

The bride appeared in another dramatic bridal gown, a feathery number. She apparently told journos she had “several sets” of dresses to choose from, and accessorised with her handsome groom, who was said to be every bit the model husband: Apple Daily reported that he picked up stray litter around Gillian before her photo op so that the photographers could get a flawless pic of her. Michael also responded to media interviews in halting Cantonese, and Gillian jumped in to help him, explaining: “He is still trying to pick up Cantonese.” Match made in heaven? We sure think so. When asked whether they will be having kids soon, Gillian replied: “Let’s let things happen naturally.”

Gillian’s bridal party included her closest girlfriends, Twins bandmate Charlene Choi and Hongkong singer Joey Yung. We are not sure if their bridesmaid dresses were meant to be part of the room’s floral decor.

Is it just us or do hot people naturally gravitate towards each other? Michael’s groomsmen are indeed a good-looking bunch and the guy on the right looks like a dapper Jay Chou.

The reception area was decorated with photos of the couple and a glamour photo booth. The wedding favours that night were said to be battery-powered lanterns emblazoned with cartoon caricatures of the couple. Maybe the recipients can use it at the next Twins concert?

Charlene and Joey goofed around the precarious-looking wedding cake, which reportedly cost almost S$18,000. But hey, papa Albert Yeung is supposedly footing the bill.

Spotted at the wedding dinner were Julian Cheung and Anita Yuen. December must be a busy month for them; they had just attended film producer Charles Heung’s 70th birthday party days before.

Blue-haired ’90s pop star Eric Suen and his wife were invited too. The Suens were also very busy lately; Eric was recently in the news for calling the cops on his sticky-fingered domestic helper, whom he claimed had been stealing his stuff.

Laurinda Ho, daughter of Macau tycoon Stanley Ho, showed up in a bridal-esque white dress. If you don’t believe that the Ho siblings all look super fab, click here.

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