Our theme is pink, floral and tropical. You are invited to find anything that fits any of these words that you are comfortable in! (And remember - it's hot and humid!)

It's going to be hot, humid and maybe rainy! Bring light clothing like shorts and t-shirts, but also a light jacket for the nights and cold malls. Don't forget your swimsuit, hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen! Also, some places in Malaysia require women to cover their legs and arms, so consider bringing at least one pair of pants or a long skirt.

You would need an adapter (Type G).

Brazilians do not need a visa to enter Malaysia for up to 90 days.

You should download the app called "Grab," which is like Uber. You can use this to call taxis to get around the island. Public transport is not recommended. You could also walk around the George Town heritage area.

In short - great food. :D And lots of fruit! This is actually the best time to try durian, the king of fruits, and mangosteen, the queen of fruits! Malaysia has three main styles of cuisine: Chinese, Malay, and Indian. However, there are also a lot of "Western" food options. The food at the wedding will be a mix of all of these styles. Here's an article where you could learn more about the cuisine in Malaysia: https://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/malaysian-food/index.html

Most people in Penang can speak English and Malay. Some also speak Chinese and Tamil (Indian language).

12.

No, he’s at least 27.

Please ask either Gus or Eureka.