Melaka polls: Couple tie the knot, then head to polling centre
MELAKA: For newlyweds Nur Farah Ain Mustamam and Aidil Aimin Othman, their wedding day came with an added responsibility as they cast their ballots in the Melaka election.
Melaka witnessed a unique occurrence as newlyweds Nur Farah Ain Mustamam and Aidil Aimin Othman, both 27, cast their votes in the state election. Dressed in their wedding outfits, the couple arrived at the polling centre for the Bukit Katil state constituency, surprising onlookers. Aidil explained that their wedding ceremony, initially scheduled for 10.30am, was moved up to ensure they had ample time to vote.
While Nur Farah found the unusual circumstances made their wedding day even more memorable, she admitted feeling slightly embarrassed by the attention they drew from other voters. The couple had planned their wedding a year in advance, unaware that the state election would be held on November 14. Despite the tight schedule, they were determined to fulfill their civic duty.
After voting, Nur Farah expressed their intention to cast their ballot at another polling centre in Bukit Baru. Both expressed their hopes for Melaka's future, emphasizing the importance of responsible governance and keeping the election promises.
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