One is a Catholic; the other is a Taoist. But having two different religions did not stop them from respecting both their faiths on their wedding day.

Secretary-General of the Taoist Federation Youth Group Chung Kwang Tong got hitched last Sunday (Jan. 4) to his girlfriend of 10 years Jacqueline Yip, who is a Catholic. They had two separate wedding ceremonies: the earlier one at the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour and another one at at San Qing Gong Temple.

Chung taking a wefie with his wife and grandmother.

The 30-year-old was even decked out in Taoist robes while Yip, 28, was dressed in a traditional "Kua" wedding dress. Check out the awesomeness:

They attended a church service in the morning.

According to The Straits Times, about 50 guests of different faiths attended both ceremonies.

And it's little wonder why.

Chung is a council member on the Inter-Religious Organisation and religious leaders from the council attended the wedding dinner at Regent Hotel. In fact, he is the youngest council member of the 31-member IRO, which promotes inter-religious harmony.

He said: "We have similar value systems, moulded by our different faiths. We should embrace any differences."

Here's to a lifetime of blissful marriage, both of you.

In the words of "Baby" Minister Grace Fu, we look "forward to celebrating the arrival of more SG babies on Singapore’s 50th Birthday!"

Photos provided with permission from Chung Kwang Tong.

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