December 16, 2023 – Koh Samui, Thailand
In a mesmerizing ceremony set against the backdrop of the picturesque island of Koh Samui, Hong Kong actors Kenneth Ma and Roxanne Tong sealed their love in a magical wedding on December 16. The couple shared glimpses of their special day on social media, giving fans a front-row seat to their joyous celebration.
Both Kenneth Ma, 49, and Roxanne Tong, 36, expressed their heartfelt gratitude on their respective social media accounts. Sharing enchanting photos of the ceremony, the couple used the captions "Forever ours…" and "Thank you wife/husband for giving me such an unforgettable wedding. Each moment was truly full of emotions and happiness that day. I feel so lucky to have met you. It was you who made me a better person. I hope we can love each other until we are old."
The wedding, attended by a constellation of Hong Kong celebrities, turned into a star-studded affair. Among the distinguished guests were Natalie Tong, Lai Lokyi, Sharon Chan, Stephen Wong, Samantha Ko, Jennifer Shum, and Tracy Chu. The couple's joyous celebration resonated with the warm wishes and blessings of their friends and colleagues.
The exchange of vows and rings, captured in stunning photographs, showcased the couple's deep connection and love for each other. "Thank you to my wife for arranging a perfect wedding for the husband," expressed Kenneth Ma in Chinese. "Every detail is beautiful. The process is well organized. Everyone had a great time."
Roxanne Tong echoed the sentiment, saying, "Thank you to my hubby for giving me a very unforgettable wedding. Every aspect of the day was touching and full of happiness. I feel really happy to have met you as you make me a better person. Let’s hope we love each other till old age."
However, amidst the flood of well-wishes, some netizens took to social media to analyze a dance performance from the wedding, offering both praise and criticism. Regardless, a substantial number of supporters defended the couple, emphasizing their genuine happiness and dismissing unnecessary comparisons to past relationships.
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