Many of us have dreamt of planning a unique and creative wedding, unlike anything seen before. A couple recently brought this dream to life by hosting their wedding at a Chinese kopitiam, delighting their guests with the establishment's signature toast and coffee, creating an authentic and heartwarming celebration. The event quickly gained praise from netizens, who found it "adorable" and expressed their desire for a similar experience. 

@purtyboys im so happy for u guys cant believe #yakun was rly manifested in 2019. but also big thanks to @Ya Kun for making this possible for my bestie hehe. #yakunsg #yakunkayatoast #fyp #sgwedding #kayatoast #kopi #teh #sgbrides #singaporebrides original sound - leaf

A TikTok clip of the wedding showcased the Ya Kun Kaya Toast coffee shop in Singapore, adorned with flower-covered white cloth tables, setting a relaxed and localized atmosphere that deviated from the conventional solemnity associated with weddings.

As the bride and groom made their entrance, guests seated at the kopitiam's dining tables shared in the couple's special moment. The coffee shop staff bustled around, serving trays of toast and coffee as though it were any other bustling day. 

The newlyweds themselves joined in, serving guests before settling down to enjoy the meal, toasting with coffee in place of alcohol. Allegedly, the couple's combined names form "Ya Kun," and their affection for the local breakfast spot inspired their spontaneous wedding at the coffee shop bearing the same name. The wedding was heartwarming, endearing, and significant to friends and relatives, who anticipated that it would become a cherished and unique memory. 

The bride's friends showed their support, affirming that the event captured the ambience they had hoped for. Although simple, the wedding held significant meaning. Some viewers shared how the video had influenced their future wedding plans, while others recalled witnessing the extraordinary event firsthand. The comment section was filled with expressions like "I want my husband to propose to me again," "So cute! Congratulations!" and "Very creative." 

Some users were curious about the event's cost and the location of the coffee shop. The majority of netizens agreed that such a wedding not only saved money but also alleviated pressure on guests. 

Would you consider hosting a wedding like this? If you attended a "coffee shop wedding," how much would you give as a red packet?