More wedding snaps

Okay that's enough free advertising for the hotels of Phnom Penh, but at least it gave you a peek inside The Quay, the latest boutique hotel in the city, and another look at the elegance and old-world charm of Hotel Le Royal.
One of the duties at a wedding in the provinces when you are the only foreigner present, is that they want you to be in every photo, literally. I think they said it brings them luck. Though having me in any photo is pretty unlucky in my view! Anyway, the official photographer must be sick of the sight of me after Thursday's wedding party. I was in as many as the happy couple themselves. Unfortunately, I only managed to grab a few such photos of the party-goers with yours truly, so here's a selection. As you might expect, I was more than happy to pose with the female element in the party. During the dancing, I am not exaggerating when I say that every male in the party asked me to dance at least once. I was knackered at the end, I'm just not as fit as I used to be. Here's four of my dance partners to kick off the photos.

Four of my drunken dance partners

A cousin of the bride, Thary from Kandal - her English was very good

My good friend Sophoin - older sister of the brideThis is Molyda, she's a karaoke singer and lives in Phnom Penh