May Wong marries William Chan
Coming off a bad break-up, May Wong didn't feel like meeting friends for a quick drink but an encounter that night changed her life

May Wong wasn't in the mood for love when she was introduced to William Chan.
"I was still recovering from the break-up of my last relationship and my self-esteem was at an all-time low," she said. "I'd stopped believing in love." But William turned her into a believer again.
The couple will wed today at the Aberdeen Marina Club, where they will be joined by 150 guests friends and relatives.
May, a civil servant, was expecting a quiet night when she joined a friend for a quick drink.
"My friend ran into some of his colleagues and insisted I meet them. I was not interested in making new friends, and I was wearing casual clothes with no make-up on, so I was reluctant," she said. William, who works for a bank, was quite the opposite, mingling and socialising with the crowd.
"He looked very handsome and confident the first time I saw him. I couldn't believe he was single. Seeing him at the party, I realised that I shouldn't be ashamed of being single, but make the most of it."
