Entering the Year of the Dragon, the entertainment industry was full of good news. Two golden couples, Andy Hui (許志安) and Sammi Cheng (鄭秀文), as well as Aaron Kwok (郭富城) and Lynn Hung (熊黛林) will be getting married this year! Sammi and Andy chose to get married near their birthdates in August, while Aaron and Lynn opt for a small wedding in June 2012!

Over the last 20 years, 44-year-old Andy Hui and 39-year-old Sammi Cheng have broken up and reconciled several times; their reconciliation in 2011 was hailed as “the reunification of the century”! The pair have remained good friends throughout the years. Under Sammi’s influence, Andy became a Christian and their conversational topics broadened, while their  hobbies became increasingly similar.  The couple preferred to go jogging to reduce stress.

In the past, Andy did not possess a blogging habit. Perhaps influenced by Sammi’s passion for writing, Andy started blogging this year to share his inner thoughts with fans. From both Sammi and Andy’s recent blog entries, they appeared to hint that they had marriage in mind. Sammi wrote, “Life is beautiful…make my life complete!” Upon discussing his mentor, Anita Mui (梅艷芳), Andy wrote, “There are too many separations and deaths [in life]. You cannot say that you are unwilling and cannot let go. The only thing to do is to treasure the people before you!” Of course the person before Andy to treasure was Sammi!

Sammi and Andy reportedly started planning for their future together. Although numerous wedding rumors cropped up last year, it turned out that the couple had decided to get married in August 2012. The news has been acknowledged by Andy’s family and friends. Both Sammi and Andy’s parents were extremely happy about the impending wedding, with one family member even revealing the news to a colleague at work. It was understood that Sammi and Andy intended to obtain their marriage registration overseas, after which they will hold a low-profile dinner inviting their close friends and family.  However, this wedding plan was not supported by their family members, who wished to be more involved in celebrating with the couple [via a larger wedding banquet].

Aaron Kwok Ready to Get Married and Have 2 Kids

Dating for 5 years, Aaron Kwok and Lynn Hung’s relationship became increasingly public. Forty-six-year-0ld Aaron planned to get married with Lynn in the Year of the Dragon and have two children within the next 4 years.

After completing his Hong Kong Coliseum concert, Aaron requested a 2-week long vacation in June with his manager, Xiao Mei (小美).  However, Aaron purchased his plane tickets and hotel reservations privately and did not ask for help from anyone else. Such behavior aroused curiosity and under Xiao Mei’s repeated questioning, Aaron only revealed that he will not be in Hong Kong during those two weeks, refusing to disclose his travel location.

It was understood that Aaron and Lynn intended to obtain their marriage registration overseas, similar to their married friends Chingmy Yau (邱淑貞) and Shum Ka Wai (沈嘉偉) getting married in Japan and Chilam Cheung (張智霖) and Anita Yuen (袁詠儀) in Australia. Thus far, only four or five friends knew about Aaron’s wedding plans; he intended to invite his closest friends to the small wedding.

To prepare having children with Aaron, Lynn allegedly went to the hospital for a gynecological exam earlier. Aaron hoped to have 2 kids before turning 50 years old, which was not a difficulty for the 32-year-old Lynn. In order to chase a dragon baby, Lynn also sought the help of a traditional Chinese herbalist to restore balance to the body, a popular practice among Hong Kong celebrities.

Asked about his wedding plans a few days ago, Aaron issued his usual denial. Upon the mention of a baby, he smiled widely, indicating the he loved children very much!

Excerpt from Apple Daily

Jayne: The wedding news of Sammi and Andy is more likely than Aaron and Lynn’s wedding rumors. Perhaps Aaron may indeed have a lightning wedding this year. Anyhow, happy for the couples!

Tags: Aaron Kwok, Andy Hui, Lynn Hung, Sammi Cheng