بِسۡـــــــــمِ ٱللهِ ٱلرَّحۡـمَـٰنِ ٱلرَّحِـــــــيمِ ‎السَّلاَمُ عَلَيْكُمْ وَرَحْمَةُ اللهِ وَبَرَكَاتُهُ With the blessings of Allah SWT and our families, we invite you to celebrate love, joy, and togetherness with us. We humbly invite you to the wedding reception of Nurul Izzah Najwa Binti Hamidun & Lee Kar Zhing As two hearts unite in love and faith, your presence would make this joyous occasion all the more meaningful. Please take a moment to browse our wedding site for more details of our wedding reception and RSVP through the button above. If you have any questions, or just want to share in the excitement, don’t hesitate to reach out! Counting down the days and hoping to celebrate together! Kindly confirm your attendance by 25 June 2026, to help us better plan for our seated ceremony. To RSVP, enter your name as per your invitation and you will be able to RSVP for your entire party. Wedding Reception Details: Saturday, July 25, 2026 6:00 pm - 11:00 pm Location: Sentosa Janda Baik 121 & 260, KG Sum Sum Hulu, Kampung Janda Baik,, Bentong, Pahang 28750, Malaysia Dress Code: - Gentlemen: Formal Batik Attire - Ladies: Batik-inspired attire or kebaya

What do you call a Chinese + Indian couple? Chindian. Malay + Indian? Mamak. Malay + Chinese? Well… we didn’t quite know either. Four years ago, our story started over coffee. At that time, Wawa was running her pop-up coffee business, YAWB, at our local park, while KZ was one of their regular customers. Well, “regular” might be too kind of a word, he would usually just drive through, sit in the car, wait for his coffee to be delivered to his window, and leave. To Wawa, KZ came across as a little arrogant. So naturally, she made it her mission to one day make this arrogant customer her friend. Then one day, fate, or maybe caffeine intervened. A mutual friend happened to stop by the coffee stand while KZ was stopping by. So it was natural for KZ to get out of the car and greet this mutual friend, conversations started, and somehow after that, KZ was showing up almost every weekend. Till today, we joke that eventhough YAWB is on hiatus now, the mission wasn’t to sell coffee after all, it was for us to meet each other. Fast forward a few years later, while waiting for KZ’s haircut in KL, we were approached by a young lady raising funds for a charitable cause. At first, we politely declined, but as the conversation continued, she shared that she was a Chinese Muslim and introduced herself by her nickname: “Manis” When we asked why, she smiled and told us: “Melayu + Chinese = Manis” And somehow, it stuck. Because in many ways, that’s us too. Different backgrounds, different upbringing, different cultures, different traditions coming together to create something uniquely ours. And on 25 July, the story of Manis comes full circle as we begin our next chapter together as husband and wife.