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Thursday, August 21, 2008, 10:28 PM
The Wedding Bands

The symbolic token of Commitment, Loyatly and Love.
We went to a few known jewellers and eventually surmise on the pair that captivated us both at Love&Co, located at Suntec City...
After trying umpteen pairs of bands, they are either too thick for my finger or too thin for his. At most time it would be too fanciful for him when I found my piece just nice.
But I insist on getting "a pair", I'm unware where I get this persistent ridicule :X
Good things come in pair, dont they?

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