HK Artists Carina Lau and Tony Leung Marry in Bhutan
Carina Lau and Tony Leung married in Bhutan, the couple is welcomed by the royal house of providing the royal dormitory for taking photos of wedding. Many Hong Kong Media went there to cover their century marriage but were rejected by the Bhutan Government.
Ahead of the Bell: Nasdaq Stock MarketThe wedding ceremony will be held in Uma Paro Hotel today. Until now, the only wedding photo released is featured by the Bhutan wedding clothes. It is reported that the reddish wedding gown is prepared by the 2-years-old daughter of the princess and Tong Leung is wearing that of the prince. Both of them were glowing with the blessings from the Bhutan imperial family.
Even it is now rainy season in Bhutan, located 3,000 feet above sea level, Bhutan is surrounded by mountains, with the simple-style of people, pollution free environment and rich religious environment, the wedding is special without vulgarity.
About confirming Bhutan as the wedding location, Carina expressed that they have decided to marry on 21 July, and in April this year they confirmed Bhutan, which she got to know this country 10 years ago with little understanding, as it is independent and not confused nor polluted by outside, so that she can experienced equality of lives, harmonious relationship between man and environment. Therefore, they confirmed Bhutan, as also called "Shangrila", be the starting point of their next part of life.
"When I just come here, I can really understand why Bhutan is the "Joyful Kingdom" as peoples here are not satisfied by materials but in spiritual level," shared by Carina.
To bless the new couple, many friends from everywhere arrived Bhutan gradually and for the arrival of Faye Wong and Yapeng Li, together with daughter Tongtong, it was confused that they should even left the daughter and enter the gate first. Kenny Bee and Fanjiang with daughter also fly to Bhutan for the wedding.
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