Another JP was late, and he had the nerve to blame the bride for giving him bad directions. What? He couldn’t read a map ? He was given the address months in advance.

Another JP was out right curt to the couple. Obviously just want to get the job done and be out of there. There was one who was fumbling and fumbling………….obviously did not familiarize himself before hand.

Good JP are truly an exception.
Here I like to introduce JP Chia Ti Yu.
He was not only punctual, he was in fact early.
He brief the couple and calm them down. He was steady and clear. His voice was loud enough to be heard at the back of the room. This is very important as the ceremony is not just for the couple but for all to witness.

What I like about JP Chia was that he gave a short little advice on family life to the couple.
He was so touching that the bride cried

You can contact JP Chia at Chia_Ti_Yu@ite.edu.sg

David Naidu’s voice was loud and clear. He took his time and went through the ceremony slowly, not rushing the couples like some JP. He was considerate and took pains to ensure the bride and groom was visible to the friends and relatives. He didn’t preach to the couple like one JP who is well known to do, certainly Registration of Marrriage (ROM ) ceremony is not the place nor the time for preaching.

I have seen some JP who fumbled, spoke so softly ( to preserve their own voice ) that even the couple standing right in front couldn’t hear what he was mumbling. These JP are outright disgraceful.

The whole idea of a public pronouncement of the vows is the declaration of love and commitment to each other in front of friends and relatives. Whatever happens down the road, we are reminded of our vows by these very friends and relatives, that we stand by our commitments. Thats’s really important.

David Naidu’s conduct and attitude certainly shows he understand that. You can reach David at his mobile 9665-8585. It was certainly a pleasure working with him (grins )