Oscar Siu is busy preparing for wedding with Elanne Kong

Heidi Hsia

Updated 3 August 2018 at 10:26 pm

4 Aug – Former singer turned bun chef Oscar Siu recently admitted that he is currently busy preparing for his upcoming wedding.

As reported on Mingpao, Oscar, who set to tie the knot with actress Elanne Kong at the end of the year, recently appeared at singer-DJ Barry Yip's wedding, saying that he is using the latter's event as a reference for his own reception.

"You have to put all of your thoughts into preparing your own wedding. I have recently asked Elanne about her preference, but she has been giving me different answers every day," he said, lightheartedly.

Oscar also revealed that due to the number of wedding dresses Elanne has been wearing for photo-shoots recently, he was worried that the actress would already get used to wearing one and will be "numb" to it.

"A man might think that all wedding dresses are the same, but Elanne made it clear that it is no laughing matter," he said.

Oscar and Elanne announced their engagement in January this year after a year of relationship.

(Photo Source: Oscar Siu Instagram)

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