Ann Ngeow Woon Chia and Jeff Moua Wang: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
High Definition, videos, weddings January 19th, 2009How exactly do you make a wedding video without a “wedding” to speak of?
That was what was going through my mind taking the flight to Malaysia Thursday evening. You see, the actual legal matters are taken care of prior to the “wedding”. What’s left to do on the actual day is a frenzy of fun activities and ceremonies so different from the Catholic norm.
As my easy going bride said - Just go with the flow!
Ann and Jeff from Jason Magbanua on Vimeo.
Door Games - aka the torture session: The bride’s friends hold the bride “ransom” and ask the groom and his friends to do various tasks and activities. Think Fear Factor and The Amazing Race rolled into one. Among others, Jeff was asked to write a love poem in both English and Bahasa (the native language he’s not at all familiar with), drink a hellish concoction of vinegar, soda, tabasco, and whatetver they could find in the pantry.
Tea Ceremony - A tradition akin to the Chia Te of the Filipino Chinese. Giving tea to the family members in exchange for Ang Pow.
Yum Seng - two words - Drunken Yelling!
What an amazing experience! Thanks for having us Jeff and Ann!
(This Same Day Edit was shot and edited in HD. Thanks to Sean Seah for the tips!)

You and your team are AWESOME! We can’t stop smiling when we were watching the SDE. Thank you again for the wonderful, wonderful job done
Jason! You pulled it off amazingly! Respect to you and your girls! Hope to see you n Malaysia one day when you come back!
Anne, congrats on your wedding! I am speechless when I found out Jason shot your wedding! You did the right decision to hire Jason!
Galing Bro!
J, you did it the RIGHT way! I’m simply amazed.
congratulation to Jeff and Anne.
Fun, spontaneous and original!..u in KL that awesome nicely done
this looks like the plot of a Spike Jonze video
Mr. Magbanua, your videos are wonderful and if ever I get married, you are my one and only choice! Anyway, I’m curious about the song that you use for this video? It’s a playful one and I like it.