A Chinese wedding may conjure up images of a convoy of flower-covered luxury cars to pick up the bride from her home and a feast complete with the cake-cutting, champagne and endless rounds of toasts to all the invited guests.
Guangzhou is a vibrant city with a foreign resident population of more than 100,000 and growing, so it is not surprising to find locals and foreigners falling in love. And cross-racial marriages are rising.
Granny Zhao's grand birthday party was building up to be an event to remember.
Spending Lunar New Year outside China is no fun. No firecrackers. No strings of red lanterns. No endless feasts to grow fat enough for a year of hibernation.
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