Saturday, April 18, 2015

Registry

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      Your presence and prayers are all that we request. But if we are honored with a gift from you, a monetary gift, which is a traditional way for the newlywed to receive blessing in our culture,  will be very much appreciated in lieu of the transitory nature of the first few years after our wedding.

     For those of you who would like to give a gift via a registry, we are setting one up via Macy's. Click here to go to the registry. The registry is still being completed, and we might add another store, so please check again later for an updated registry. We will make a note on this web page when the registry is complete.
- Mark & Guan-Ting
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  1. AnonymousApril 20, 2015 at 6:55 PM

    Great to hear this good news! All the best for your wedding! -- GT's friend Annie

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How we met each other

Mark and Guan-Ting were both born in Taiwan. Mark would move to Vancouver, Canada and went to college there, before coming to Boston in 2009 for his PhD. Guan-Ting went to college in Taipei, across the street from where Mark used to live, and then came to Boston in 2006. She went to Connecticut to do her doctoral study in 2008.

The first thing they got to do together was - playing music for a mutual friend’s wedding. They were involved in the same community, Park Street Church’s International Fellowship, so they have many mutual friends.

Guan-Ting became the go-to person who coordinated music at Park Street Church’s International Fellowship as well as almost every wedding of their mutual friends. At each of such wedding, Guan-Ting would recruit Mark to play piano.

Well, now here is a wedding in which neither of them need to play! Of course, there is more to the story. Hopefully, we will be able to write more. Stay tuned!